As someone who starts freaking out and having panic attacks whenever I see anything medical or whenever I walk into a hospital, I thank you. I’ve been watching you for a while and the calmness of these videos has helped me calm down in terms of walking into a hospital or even seeing procedures in movies. Many thanks! Edit: I’ve also learnt a lot which is always cool
If you are worried about going to see someone for something. It can be useful to tell the reception, so the doctor is aware. That way we can ensure our tone is adapted for you 😊
What a coincidence! I have just been studying the nervous system and been confused about all the infirmation about neuro that has been thrown at me, so this was helpful. thanks
You are absolutely incredible! Every single thing about you. Your demeanor, your ability to communicate complex topics, your pace, everything. I wish more instructors had your understanding and abilities! Thank you so much for your videos! You truly have a gift! Keep them coming!
I am a 3rd year PA student in the U.S. Physical exams/OSCEs are something that so many students struggle with. Videos like these are an absolute treat. Thank you so much for what you do!
As you're referring to pop culture characters --- there's that hilarious demonstration of nerve reactions from Young Frankenstein. Not that you'd ever treat a patient or subject so poorly --- it's just something that popped into my head watching this presentation.
I took biology and human anatomy and physiology in high school as well as a couple of psychology courses from the local university so this definitely brought me back a bit, fascinating stuff, thanks for sharing! I love learning how my body is supposed to move and comparing it to the way it actually moves 😂😂😂.
I start my first year of nursing this year. From asmr and these videos I'm not so nervous for it and feel I have a very very basic understanding before knowing more about it.
If someone is learning brilliant If someone knows more about the bodies excellent If someone has found a way to ground themselves and it helps their internal stage magnificent Honestly, I think a component is also the little community that has grown up here, I’ve seen people chatting, checking on either other, even ensuring how operations and things have gone MONTHS after the procedure If people are feeling better about themselves in some way from these videos, that’s a surprising, but pleasing outcome
We have a video on some of the medicine from the island if interested - Quality is a bit low, as it was lecture theatre capture, but still th-cam.com/video/6AiHbF0fn9M/w-d-xo.html
Not for a second If I found that one of my patients with anxiety watched, and was able to ground their anxiety for a moment I would be over. The. Moon.
Perhaps a better was of thinking about it, is I started doing these as an educational tool. Other people have found a different way to use the tool, and that is brilliant. At the end of the day, more core job is trying to help people, and if that has happened accidentally, well, that’s still a win 😊
And what about both ? I‘ve been to med school for a few years and I still find your content extremely interesting as much as relaxing, 2 wins ! Thank you !
Oh my god. Did anybody see Dr Gill on Bear Grylls’ The Island, recently added to Netflix?! I watch these videos every night, it was like seeing a friend on TV
Hi Dr Gill! Loved the video as always, I was wondering if you could maybe do a video on hemifacial spasms? I am 22 and have had a twitch in my forehead recently that is rather worrying, my GP has said there's not much I can do apart from getting the right amount of rest and plenty of water but it's still going on, thanks :(
I’d agree initially, if it’s still happening after a week and you are getting >8 hrs sleep, and plenty of fruits and veg (for the electrolytes) then I’d suggest popping back for a further chat
Could deciding to watch a video by Dr Gill be a reflex if you've gotten use to doing it? I'd consider Also, this video will probably be helpful to me, thank you, I'll ask any questions I might need a follow up on, but you always do great at explaining a lot
Fell asleep when Dr. Gill started to talk. But had to check in it again. Thanks for the info. Trust me, we don't need a medical school to be qualified, just watching Dr. Gill on repeat, you will sound like a GP as well.
Short circuiting, as it taking the brain out of the equation Perhaps not the clearest phrase there To be a reflex, it has to be automatic and nit involving the brain
Unfortunately once it’s up not really. There seems to be an odd issue with the audio that affects some people but not others. I really don’t know how to fix it
It really does depend on the cause. Hyperreflexia can be due to many things, including just a variation from normal. You’d need to clarify what they felt the cause was - if any 😊
@Dr James Gill Speaking of Hulk and by Extension MARVEL...the Marvel Cinematic Universe character Quicksilver who is Super Humanly Fast had ADVANCED Homeostasis!
This is pretty specific, but is there any reason that a reflex in the knee or ankle would be more exaggerated if you tested them while the patient was lying down instead of sitting up? And same question with the resistance testing--is it unusual for someone to be able to push back with sufficient power while sitting, but not while prone (maybe due to weak abdominal muscles?). This happen to me when I was being checked over by my PT vs. a neurologist.
@@DrJamesGill yes, I wrote a scifi gamebook in 2019, one of the characters is dr Opal Berger. And she performs a cranial nerve exam on the hero (which, as per every gamebook, it's you)
Mister Doctor Gill… Can I ask you a question that has nothing to do with the video? How many languages do you speak? Is Spanish language one of them? Sorry, I’m just curious about it
Unfortunately that is possibly incorrect, especially from a broad dietary perspective Yes any unbalanced diet isn’t good. But it is probably that fat was never actually a major issue for health compared to sugar We’ve cut out fat significantly, but our rates of diabetes and obesity have BALLOONED. Any “cut out X” is normally incorrect as it is too simple
@@DrJamesGill ok but , i hope too much fat is not good...... actually you are doctor,and you know all over the world know fatter is not good..... yes , don't push me... i hope . My comment not give it to you the bad thing........
As someone who starts freaking out and having panic attacks whenever I see anything medical or whenever I walk into a hospital, I thank you. I’ve been watching you for a while and the calmness of these videos has helped me calm down in terms of walking into a hospital or even seeing procedures in movies. Many thanks!
Edit: I’ve also learnt a lot which is always cool
If you are worried about going to see someone for something. It can be useful to tell the reception, so the doctor is aware.
That way we can ensure our tone is adapted for you 😊
@@DrJamesGill good note, will do!
Thank you, just finished showering and coming to sleep, this video is such a treat after a boring day!!
Medicine, neurology and The Hulk, what more could someone ask for 😊
I hope it was useful 😊
What a coincidence! I have just been studying the nervous system and been confused about all the infirmation about neuro that has been thrown at me, so this was helpful. thanks
This is only a simple reflex arc, but hope that is helped consolidate some of the bits 😊
Clear and understood! Thank you so much professor
Thank you, although I’m not a Professor, just a doctor and lecturer trying to help a little outside of class 😊
@@DrJamesGill 🙏❤️
You are absolutely incredible! Every single thing about you. Your demeanor, your ability to communicate complex topics, your pace, everything. I wish more instructors had your understanding and abilities! Thank you so much for your videos! You truly have a gift! Keep them coming!
I am a 3rd year PA student in the U.S. Physical exams/OSCEs are something that so many students struggle with. Videos like these are an absolute treat. Thank you so much for what you do!
As you're referring to pop culture characters --- there's that hilarious demonstration of nerve reactions from Young Frankenstein. Not that you'd ever treat a patient or subject so poorly --- it's just something that popped into my head watching this presentation.
I took biology and human anatomy and physiology in high school as well as a couple of psychology courses from the local university so this definitely brought me back a bit, fascinating stuff, thanks for sharing! I love learning how my body is supposed to move and comparing it to the way it actually moves 😂😂😂.
I start my first year of nursing this year. From asmr and these videos I'm not so nervous for it and feel I have a very very basic understanding before knowing more about it.
Dr Gill, this is a masterpiece.
Thank you. I really wasn’t sure it was concise enough
Informative and relaxing. Always a 👍 James.
👍👍
In content, I consider this video is one of the best so far. The production quality is impressive, however the audio is a little low here.
dr gill, what’s your stance on a significant amount of your viewers coming simply for the comfort you bring them?
If someone is learning brilliant
If someone knows more about the bodies excellent
If someone has found a way to ground themselves and it helps their internal stage magnificent
Honestly, I think a component is also the little community that has grown up here, I’ve seen people chatting, checking on either other, even ensuring how operations and things have gone MONTHS after the procedure
If people are feeling better about themselves in some way from these videos, that’s a surprising, but pleasing outcome
Oh man! I've just been watching The Island with Bear Grylls for the first time ever and there's my main boy Dr. James Gill!!! What a legend!
We have a video on some of the medicine from the island if interested -
Quality is a bit low, as it was lecture theatre capture, but still
th-cam.com/video/6AiHbF0fn9M/w-d-xo.html
I've been purposefully avoiding apples so it doesn't keep the good Doctor Gill away.
Do you ever get annoyed that most people are here as they find your content relaxing?
Not for a second
If I found that one of my patients with anxiety watched, and was able to ground their anxiety for a moment I would be over. The. Moon.
Perhaps a better was of thinking about it, is I started doing these as an educational tool. Other people have found a different way to use the tool, and that is brilliant.
At the end of the day, more core job is trying to help people, and if that has happened accidentally, well, that’s still a win 😊
And what about both ? I‘ve been to med school for a few years and I still find your content extremely interesting as much as relaxing, 2 wins ! Thank you !
👍👍
Interesting topic. Useful
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Oh my god. Did anybody see Dr Gill on Bear Grylls’ The Island, recently added to Netflix?! I watch these videos every night, it was like seeing a friend on TV
If interested here is my behind the scenes lecture
th-cam.com/video/6AiHbF0fn9M/w-d-xo.html
Your videos are asmr and educational, good job
Hi Dr Gill! Loved the video as always, I was wondering if you could maybe do a video on hemifacial spasms?
I am 22 and have had a twitch in my forehead recently that is rather worrying, my GP has said there's not much I can do apart from getting the right amount of rest and plenty of water but it's still going on, thanks :(
I’d agree initially, if it’s still happening after a week and you are getting >8 hrs sleep, and plenty of fruits and veg (for the electrolytes) then I’d suggest popping back for a further chat
Thank you for the response, will most definitely be keeping tabs on it
Merry Christmas! 😁❤️
9:15 Is it possible to repair those connections, or are they permanent once they're broken/severed? I suppose it depends what caused the damage?
I think outside of the spine the answer is maybe. If inside the spine, I don’t think so
Great video, thanks😀
👍
I love your videos and i understand ads but I just wish they weren’t so abrupt
Was just watching Bear Grills and just realised you were one of the islanders!
🏝 feels like along time ago, and the person who came back is definitely a better version 😊
@@DrJamesGill Well thats good, however it was certainly a shock to look up from my phone and see you celebrate over a soft drink😂
Where you not on the show the island? I thought I recognised you haha. Loved you in the show :)
Yup. I’m a proud supporter of the coconut weight loss diet!! 🥥 🏝 🤣
Could deciding to watch a video by Dr Gill be a reflex if you've gotten use to doing it?
I'd consider
Also, this video will probably be helpful to me, thank you, I'll ask any questions I might need a follow up on, but you always do great at explaining a lot
Loved the hulk metaphor
Thanks. I thought it worked nicely 😊
Glad it resonated
Fell asleep when Dr. Gill started to talk. But had to check in it again. Thanks for the info.
Trust me, we don't need a medical school to be qualified, just watching Dr. Gill on repeat, you will sound like a GP as well.
The hulk metaphor is going to be great for teaching reflex arcs to my students!!
Glad it works 😊
"Short circuiting the brain" - there's no signal going to the brain in the shown example? Does that happen with most reflexes?
Short circuiting, as it taking the brain out of the equation
Perhaps not the clearest phrase there
To be a reflex, it has to be automatic and nit involving the brain
Just a small thing - the audio is quite quiet compared to the ads that cut in. Not sure if it's an easy fix or not?
Unfortunately once it’s up not really.
There seems to be an odd issue with the audio that affects some people but not others. I really don’t know how to fix it
Absolute legend 🙌🏻
My doctor told me a couple months ago that I got something call Hiper reflexia I think so, is it bad?
It really does depend on the cause. Hyperreflexia can be due to many things, including just a variation from normal.
You’d need to clarify what they felt the cause was - if any 😊
So is it significant that a reflex intended to move us away from a damaging stimulus doesn’t have to travel all the way to the brain?
Yes. Because it is automatic and the signals have a shorter distance to travel meaning it’s a faster reaction
Loved the Hulk analogy lol
I’m glad it made sense 😊
@Dr James Gill Speaking of Hulk and by Extension MARVEL...the Marvel Cinematic Universe character Quicksilver who is Super Humanly Fast had ADVANCED Homeostasis!
Thanks sir! Thanks,
I hope it made sense 😊!
Ho doctor gil! Love your videos since 2018😍
Okay ... 🤔
I have a question can you also do the Reverse Flash's Reflex Speed 🧐
Do you have a Dummy for students to test a reflex on or do they do it to each other?
We just test on each other
This is pretty specific, but is there any reason that a reflex in the knee or ankle would be more exaggerated if you tested them while the patient was lying down instead of sitting up? And same question with the resistance testing--is it unusual for someone to be able to push back with sufficient power while sitting, but not while prone (maybe due to weak abdominal muscles?). This happen to me when I was being checked over by my PT vs. a neurologist.
Do you know Dr. Hollie Berry?
She's lovely and floppy, and a character in my previous gamebook.
She’s brilliant!!
Gamebook?
@@DrJamesGill yes, I wrote a scifi gamebook in 2019, one of the characters is dr Opal Berger. And she performs a cranial nerve exam on the hero (which, as per every gamebook, it's you)
Is that one of the books where you choose and action, and then turn to page X
Mister Doctor Gill… Can I ask you a question that has nothing to do with the video? How many languages do you speak? Is Spanish language one of them?
Sorry, I’m just curious about it
Only English and apparently not that well at times 😂
My Chiropractor says that the bigger the reflex it’s bad. (E.g. the leg goes high) Is that true?
what does it mean when you don't have it?
This is interesting!
Hi Dr Gill If a reflex doesn’t involve the brain (short circuits) where is the involvement of the upper motor neurone in a reflex?
The upper motor neurone - in simple terms - acts to stop the reflex going too far
So reflexes work on sleeping people?
This guy is convinced that he sounds a lot better than he actually does
C’mon, who saw the Hulk analogy coming?....😂
What's a reflex? Apparently the reflex is a lonely child, who's waiting by the park. The reflex is also in charge of finding treasure in the dark.
So why don't you use it?,,,try not to bruise it,,buy time don't lose it,,,lol
I wonder the reflex quality of Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno 🤔
The reflex
The reflex
The reflex
The reflex (flex, flex, flex)
I has no idea you were on the island 😆
I had a nightmare that Dr. Gill kept hitting me with that little rubber mallet mumbling about 'reflexes'. very scary.
I was tryina study and now im faillin asleep it's the vocie
100k subscriber asmr special???
Come on, you can say it as it is: even though you are a dr, you do asmr on the side.
Ummmm... Looks like i didn't notice "ASMR" in the title.
Marvel references work so well…
Ouch.
Bruv how do you know so much
Dude talks ASMR
Don't support fat.......
??
@@DrJamesGill world doctor say fat is not good.. and western need accepted this.........
Unfortunately that is possibly incorrect, especially from a broad dietary perspective
Yes any unbalanced diet isn’t good. But it is probably that fat was never actually a major issue for health compared to sugar
We’ve cut out fat significantly, but our rates of diabetes and obesity have BALLOONED.
Any “cut out X” is normally incorrect as it is too simple
@@DrJamesGill ok but , i hope too much fat is not good...... actually you are doctor,and you know all over the world know fatter is not good..... yes , don't push me... i hope . My comment not give it to you the bad thing........