Absolutely fascinating. Our bodies are just fantastic. I have no practical reason to watch this other than I was recommended from your recent healthcare videos. However I am intrigued! I'll share with my 16 y/o son studying biology. Thank you!
hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to learn about about anatomy try Laophiaa Cranial Blueprint (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my neighbor got cool results with it.
At 68, I'm still fascinated to learn more about what's inside me and how it works (or doesn't). Dr. Campbell, with voice and visuals, is a great teacher. Thank you!
I am an engineer, but i am watching this video in order to know what causes my nose to be closed, because I am suffering with breathing through it, i made a surgery to get rid of the bones that were stopping the air flow, but i didn't feel any change the same problem still exists. Any suggestions doctors..?
@Dr. John Campbell please answer my questions if you see it. I was pressure washing the yard an a stone flew up my nose. I'm feeling it in my throat . I went several doctors an they put a camera down my throat an didn't see anything. Please if a stone flew up my nose where would it be lodge? The doctors an seem to find it.
My own analysis has told me that the air that passes through the sinuses passes into the upper chest and that the many videos on youtube identifying health problems also identify that the upper chest, in lateral alignment with the aortic arch, is idle...not inflating at all, indicating sinus problems. It appears to be a cerebrospinal fluid problem and though it's early days yet...it is very encouraging...and keeping our thinking honest and straight, say, Christian like, certainly helps here.
Thanx for the video, was googling, have an unqualified professional reasoning.. I'm thinking its natural to breathe through the nose, because of the hair and nasal mucosa as a human dust filter. Is there any parasympathetic function in respiratory cycle whom is keeping the upper airway open, if we mainly has nasal breathing? (and since we drink and eat orally, the airway would automatically become closed position). My wondering, or my one day old theorem; I do have part time sleep apnea (falling asleep from supine), to get air, i do have "made up" a nasal inspiration breath technique. Three days ago I discovered while exercising that i'm only breathe orally, then I remembered an article i read last week, which showed the muscular cross section with sleep apnea ( it was significant muscle atrophy). And I was immediately changed to mine dormitionis apnea opening technique. (No changes in Hr and lactate, only a "strange" feeling...). My question, is it possible to acquire sleep apnea because of no neuromuscular nose-muscular stimulation?
@@Campbellteaching Thank you for the response! No i haven't, and i rather see the need. My weight has nothing to do with my question, in fact, overweight shouldn't have anything to say, if it was hold in my theorem, overweight isn't an exclusion criterion for muscular adaptation to specific exercise. If its innervated by 10th and 11 th craniale nerve, and the vagus is parasympathetic (or sympathetic?); if so, I couldn't do that conscious breathe activation. (I do cardiovascular exercise 50 hours/month, so there is sufficient neuromuscular repetition in the past to changed recruitment pattern) .
This is your tongue this is how you taste things O.o Does this guy not know about the relation between taste and smell? Surely not, i bet he is just remembering mindless book quotations
Absolutely fascinating. Our bodies are just fantastic. I have no practical reason to watch this other than I was recommended from your recent healthcare videos. However I am intrigued! I'll share with my 16 y/o son studying biology. Thank you!
Thank you so much doctor john .you are one of the best doctors in the world.
hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to learn about about anatomy try Laophiaa Cranial Blueprint (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my neighbor got cool results with it.
At 68, I'm still fascinated to learn more about what's inside me and how it works (or doesn't). Dr. Campbell, with voice and visuals, is a great teacher. Thank you!
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thank u! i’m binge watching your videos for my upcoming exam + theyre so helpful
Thanks a lot I'm having online classes for Respiratory therapy, helping me a lot to understand. Thanks, Dr.Campbell
Very informative and for me personally very interesting. Thank you for this vlog and the work you put in on it. 👍🏼🙂
you've really helped me to study for my exams thank u
Don't know how you retain all this information. Your awsome thanks.
Thx so much for your lectures . They are helpful .
I am an engineer, but i am watching this video in order to know what causes my nose to be closed, because I am suffering with breathing through it, i made a surgery to get rid of the bones that were stopping the air flow, but i didn't feel any change the same problem still exists.
Any suggestions doctors..?
Thanks for the comprehensive explanation on this
@Dr. John Campbell please answer my questions if you see it. I was pressure washing the yard an a stone flew up my nose. I'm feeling it in my throat . I went several doctors an they put a camera down my throat an didn't see anything. Please if a stone flew up my nose where would it be lodge? The doctors an seem to find it.
Thank you! greatly explained.
Fascinating, informative and very much appreciated❣️
Thank you, after 4 years and is still very relevant 👏
Very informative , thanks for the vedio 🙌🏻
Just had fluid drained from right lung...how far down in back does pleural sac go...the puncture was so low, I think so low...below sac...
thank you, very informative since "inverting the twists" in own nasal fossa and eye socket collisions (time 15:00 vocational pointmarx)
This is so good thanks dr Campbell
I just love all your videos Dr. Campbell. You have a way of making it interesting and knowledgeable at the same time! I also purchased your e-book :)
Excellent explanation and guidance
Omg you are the best profesor ever 👌🏼
Thank you dr you’re amazing
Thank u so much sir you share lot's of information thanks a lot
very helpful, cheers Doctor Jhon.
As a Voice, Fitness, and Nutrition coach, I find these videos invaluable. Thanks, Dr. Campell!
Great teaching.
Thank you for this lecture.
Very good information about upper respiratory system....
It's really a good teaching video, very clear.
Do we have the larynx in the upper respiratory tract??, Thank you sir.
I’m in sleep technology school and this was very helpful for memorization
Thank you very much!!
thank you so much, Dr .great task, and service...
The best online lecture
Waoow be blessed sir
Plz somebody tell about toungefall in which part orophyrnx,phyrnx or lyranx plz?
This is so good...but I have a question at 4:46 did you say with lots or with the loss?
I believe he said “with lots”
You're the best.
My own analysis has told me that the air that passes through the sinuses passes into the upper chest and that the many videos on youtube identifying health problems also identify that the upper chest, in lateral alignment with the aortic arch, is idle...not inflating at all, indicating sinus problems. It appears to be a cerebrospinal fluid problem and though it's early days yet...it is very encouraging...and keeping our thinking honest and straight, say, Christian like, certainly helps here.
Thank you
Thankyou so so much!!!
Actually, draw was done 2 days ago and I just coughed up flim with blood...
Thank you very much sir
Thanx for the video, was googling, have an unqualified professional reasoning.. I'm thinking its natural to breathe through the nose, because of the hair and nasal mucosa as a human dust filter. Is there any parasympathetic function in respiratory cycle whom is keeping the upper airway open, if we mainly has nasal breathing? (and since we drink and eat orally, the airway would automatically become closed position). My wondering, or my one day old theorem; I do have part time sleep apnea (falling asleep from supine), to get air, i do have "made up" a nasal inspiration breath technique. Three days ago I discovered while exercising that i'm only breathe orally, then I remembered an article i read last week, which showed the muscular cross section with sleep apnea ( it was significant muscle atrophy). And I was immediately changed to mine dormitionis apnea opening technique. (No changes in Hr and lactate, only a "strange" feeling...). My question, is it possible to acquire sleep apnea because of no neuromuscular nose-muscular stimulation?
Not as far as I know. There are different causes for sleep apnea. Have you had the cause of your condition identified? Are you overweight?
@@Campbellteaching Thank you for the response! No i haven't, and i rather see the need. My weight has nothing to do with my question, in fact, overweight shouldn't have anything to say, if it was hold in my theorem, overweight isn't an exclusion criterion for muscular adaptation to specific exercise.
If its innervated by 10th and 11 th craniale nerve, and the vagus is parasympathetic (or sympathetic?); if so, I couldn't do that conscious breathe activation. (I do cardiovascular exercise 50 hours/month, so there is sufficient neuromuscular repetition in the past to changed recruitment pattern) .
Very FascinaTing
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Thanks Mohammed, where are you working?
@@Campbellteaching l am health education and public health inspector ln M.O.H Egypt..... thank you for replying
@@Campbellteaching I wach all your videos and its are awesome
@@mohammedmahjoub1826 Great, its good to know where people are watching. How difficult do you find it to understand the English?
@@Campbellteaching I have learned medical terminolgy in school , beside i use dictionary if i need to know more
God is the greatest, what a genius.
Your voice is very similar to the guy who has a channel called "Dr Physics A". Are you brothers?
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This is your tongue this is how you taste things O.o
Does this guy not know about the relation between taste and smell? Surely not, i bet he is just remembering mindless book quotations
Ethiopia
Thank you