Heart May Not Be a Pump: Thomas Cowan on Cardiovascular Disease

[@Highintensityhealth]

Here's a link to the show notes and books mentioned! bit.ly/30UITmU

[@qthirteen13]

Mike around 6 minutes you mentioned a structured water device you found d in Toronto... I live here and would like to find it... unfortunately KZbin closed captions are not perfect and I couldn't make out the name. Could you point me in the right direction to look ? Cheers P.S. thanks so much for sharing this conversation... it was really really interesting... I had heard something about the heart not actually being a pump in the past and your guest did a really cool explanation of it and it always amazes me how so much of what we are taught in school is not challenged (so many 'facts' end up being found incorrect due to assumptions or biases) Will be checking out his book for sure, cheers!!!

[@Highintensityhealth]

Mike Bracciodieta I believe it’s called SantiVie (adds minerals)

[@qthirteen13]

@@Highintensityhealth only found something called Santevia ... nothing but names on social media sites when I typed SantiVie

[@Highintensityhealth]

Mike Bracciodieta That’s the one!

[@Richard.Atkinson]

High Intensity Health It’s embarrassing that you had this quack on and didn’t challenge any of the obviously nonsensical things he said in nearly every sentence.

[@marylocke546]

What a wonderful guest. His ability to share truth is phenomenal. What a blessing he is.

[@SuperCarolkim]

“Any form of coersion is the opposite of freedom”. LOVE this man’s mind.

[@janetr2234]

The title of this video doesn’t even begin to do the content of it justice. This is truly the kind of content that makes coming to KZbin worth my time. Thanks Dr. Cowan and HIH!

[@lisaharter1418]

At least as long as the video stays up. Many don't last long if the subject matter is at all "controversial", and that term.can mean anything or nothing, so yeah..." Any kind of coersion is not freedom.." like the man said.

[@danielscarbrough4363]

I was thinking the same thing...I almost passed it up because of the title! Intriguing conversation to the very end...and this video was posted 4 years ago.

[@bugsy1254]

Dr. Cowan is the most thought provoking guest I have listened to on YT.

[@sandrine1025]

By far one of my favorite guests! I'm going to get his book. I align with his way of life philosophy, his view on money and vaccines. It's so true! I don't think he is out there. I think, too often, people want to put everything they learn into a box...label it. Life doesn't work that way, unless you're spiritually dead...and many are.

[@johanneskepler6252]

Beware: Tom Cowan is a fraudster who risks the health of his audience in order to sell books and water woo products. Vaccines work. Cowan is a quack. He isn't even allowed to practice medicine anymore.

[@edoliver7990]

Kepler I'm sure is on the payroll of the medical industrial big pharma complex!

[@sandrine1025]

@@edoliver7990 Ya, I missed Kepler's response. I agree, Kepler probably is. Probably already took the gene therapy experimental jab!

[@maureenwhs]

I had the privilege of seeing Dr. Cowan for my husbands ailmen years ago and have since been following him when I can. Purchased his books and feel lucky to have him as a resource

[@inspiringminds7284]

Sure.

[@Shayne_T]

@@inspiringminds7284 sure.

[@doyen101]

Richard Feynman left this note on a blackboard shortly before his death: “What I cannot create, I do not understand.”

[@alecialynn6298]

After studying Tesla's ideas on energy/frequency, this makes total sense to me. Get more sun...walk barefoot...eat well...stay around positive people...hug a tree....live like someone left the gate open. Thanks for the great info! 💕

[@tashat60]

❤🧡🧘‍♂️🧘‍♀️🤗

[@jayfinn6698]

Nature will come on top every time.

[@Toroidalzpe]

Unified field theory still relies on evidence, this guy is just throwing out vague pseudospiritualism as unproven truth claim's.

[@smkthomas2]

stay around positive people...just ignore all the bad in the world...dont get caught up in trying to change anything for the better ...yay THATS why we are in this exact situation because of people exactly like you....never standup for anything ! thanks alot !

[@razray2527]

@steve thomas Trying to stay healthy doesn't necessarily means ignoring all the bad in the world . The healthier you are the more chances you have to change things for the better , as long as your good health is not harming others in any way . The healthy can help the sick much better than the sick can help the sick , if it makes sense :-)

[@sylhomeo6351]

You are a visionary Dr. Cowan! Takes a open-minded person like all other geniuses. What you speak I have learned from studying in alternative medicine. Bravo!

[@jerrodriley4290]

So wait, vacuum on the capillary side to force a gaseous exchange interesting!

[@drirene57]

As a physician I am in awe of how our body is the most amazing physics and chemistry lab that we are only beginning to uncover. And we know even less about the mind and spiritual aspect of the human being!

[@gailrobinson3853]

Read the Bible ❤

[@hecanseeme8210]

Any form of coercion is the opposite of freedom. Words to live by, this man is brilliant.

[@billhopen]

An a mechanic, an engineer, a plumber and someone who works with hydraulics.....I concur with Doc Cowan...he makes sense on a physical level....the standard "heart is a pump" is physically impossible. I wonder if the "pulse" of the heart is the orchestrator of some kind of body-wide electric wave that sends electro-vibrations through the capilaries on a cellular level. Also....think about the lymphatic system...a vast circulation throught the body...with no pump! no lymph heart! Why is this knowledge not widespread?

[@reggiemcdaniel1802]

Yes, you are right it is an electrical circuit that energizes the heart to change from a relaxed state to squeeze the heart to move blood to the next path. However, Covid has increased the A-Fib in the population to a great extent. And this has caused hearts to fail in every part of the world. Maybe God has made the energy move blood in all animals on earth.

[@getbeget-_-]

Why i have neuropathy? Lack of what nutrients? Thank you.

[@jett888]

Dr Cowan is literally the only person I trust to not have some underlying agenda. Dr Coleman in the UK also seems very trust worthy. ( ps. This is the very first time I have come across this interviewer and he seems very authentic as well.

[@bobjuniel8683]

Dr Cowan’s explanation of how our blood circulates makes sense to me. Fascinating. I was told my replacement aortic valve was formed from cow product. If I am likely to become like the source I am in a lot of trouble. An amoosing thought.

[@savedfaves]

As long as it gets you mooving

[@darrellturner560]

Thomas Cowan thank you for being a medico who understands the reality of life. A man who thinks with his heart.

[@aswithinsowithout]

Omg! How have I never heard of Dr. Cowan before! Thank you for this wonderful interview. I just got his book. I’ll listen to that next. Love Rudolf Steiner. I feel so grateful to be introduced to these ideas.

[@vze4vjxt]

Is there still heart diseases? I thought everything was coronavirus

[@stanleyvandermeer]

Yeah, i've heard corona gives heart problems, strokes and STD's.

[@carl13579]

@@stanleyvandermeer This guy thinks 5G causes covid 19.

[@stanleyvandermeer]

@@carl13579 I was joking

[@carl13579]

@@stanleyvandermeer I didn't mean you - I meant the guy in the video.

[@stanleyvandermeer]

@@carl13579 I know

[@jill_fisher]

"Kids are not taught to think, they're taught to memorise." Bingo! And there's no real control on WHAT they are taught to memorise. BTW really good interesting talk, have heard the theory before, but now I understand it. Thank you.

[@Jennifer12342]

And I think the memorization is what leads to dementia and alzheimers

[@Spiderantula]

@@Jennifer12342 what? 🤔

[@marcoeloco3936]

What does school really teach children? Truth comes from authority: Intelligence is the ability to remember and repeat: Accurate memory and repetition are rewarded: Non-compliance is punished: Conform intellectually and socially:

[@Dan-mu5oy]

@@marcoeloco3936 what shithole of a country do you live in?, i bet its america the land of the moron

[@inogenmackenzie5397]

How true! I would modify slightly, saying that we are not taught to understand, but memorise. First understand what is said, then analyse it, then decide whether or not it is worth remembering.

[@paikeacheng]

The last minute he commented he wants nothing to do with Social media "I don't support the emotional psychological space that they get you in. Or the companies run them" 1:20:00

[@dana102083]

Haha yeah, not the bandwidth. That made me nod big time.

[@divinenation22]

@lyco46 its not an irony to use a social media to educate and make people aware of the potentially negative implications of using that media and the vested interests behind that media. Or, do you think we should use carrier pigeons to get such messages out. As for your Darwin quote I think you need to shop around a bit more in order to be convincing. Anonymous poster too, predictably , try harder.

[@dana102083]

@@divinenation22 I was envisioning people hovered over their phones saying "I hate yewww 5G" while on 5G... Do t hurt the hand that feeds you!

[@divinenation22]

@@dana102083 Personally, its something I can live without, easily.

[@funkystyle7249]

KZbin is social media.

[@TheDWZemke]

I'm on keto and have lost 80 lbs.. I stay away from grains... if I eat them in small quantities of grains, I WANT to eat them in very large quantities (and repeat). Keto helps we feel full and break the cycle.

[@thirdeye9106]

Not being snarky here but are doctors ever taught to actually think? Or are they just bogged down with so much MEMORIZATION they have no time to ponder, question and actually expand their thinking process along with exploring their capacity to explore the extent of their abilities to be discoverers?

[@Highintensityhealth]

Leigh Burville I haven’t been to med school, but as pre-med undergrad and former sales rep who called on doctors for 12 years, I’m sad to report that majority of doctors don’t think. They follow protocols.

[@tashat60]

I agree!

[@thirdeye9106]

@@Highintensityhealth ... Thank you. And they probably don't even know that they aren't trained to experience the actual thinking process.

[@DuIeMaestro11]

True! I am a med student and i must say that almost all students AND professors do not use their brain, do not think logically and do not question anything in books, they just memorize it and repeat it

[@tiffanyvalencia8415]

Now you understand the most powerful tools used to keep doctors and their patients in control so the elites can keep their industry profits rolling in...lies, deceit, misinformation, disinformation, via MEDIA including textbooks and journals.

[@alexanderbarker7232]

Thank you! Right on the money, regarding the institution of science and how little we actually know. We need more doctors like Thomas Cowan

[@savedfaves]

no one knows nothin'

[@admiralthrawn488]

Love the content as always Mike but this was a game changer man. I have suffered with blood issues myself and having tried lots of these things like grounding, sun exposure and other things I started noticing changes. This makes a lot of sense to certain point. I know the best way to come about it is to experiment yourself and see what works but it was just nice to see what could possibly be the science behind some of it. Thanks again Mike, I've been a follower of your channel for a long time and you have no idea how amazing it is to have a channel like yours around. You're exposing people to things they would possibly never even hear in their entire life. I think that sparks imagination and gets someone to do the research and try it out for themselves. You're helping people better their health man and I'll always be grateful for that.

[@Highintensityhealth]

Admiral Thrawn Thanks for being so open minded to new ideas! Many people thought I was crazy for posting this show 🤷🏽‍♂️🙏🏽

[@bluewaters3100]

@@Highintensityhealth Why would they think this is crazy? I am 70 and the last few years I started sunbaathing nude for a hour without sunscreen everyday. I know about vitamin D but the sun really made me feel better. I also drink water from an underground springs The water tastes so amazing. Everything in our bodies are so perfectly designed if we just take proper care of it. I take food based supplements. My ex-husband is also 70, very fit. He has lifted weights and exercised his entire life and has a body that most guys wished they had. Being healthy is fun and almost free... Thanks for the wonderful podcast.

[@bucketoclock]

I've watched a lot of your stuff Mike. All of it good and useful. This to me remains the most profound and has such enormous consequences.

[@reflectiononthesea9153]

I have seen this many times - but am just moved again by the sheer coherence of concept and humanity of delivery - there is no one I have ever seen who has had such an impact on me. Dr Tom reminds us of what we are and what we can be.. The fact that this truth does not resonate with all of us is a crime - but we know why. Tom - great respect..

[@fckgooglegooglefck9124]

DAN WINTER covers all this -- the implosion, vortexing, structuring etc -- from an engineering physics point of view -- the vortex, the implosion, the 'creative force of life' seems to favor operating in a Fibonacci sequence.

[@jesuschristislord77733]

Love Dan Winters, wonderful soul.

[@Dtope09]

Dan winter has been on this for years. He’s so good

[@rhb30001]

Yet no real world applications of his so called theory

[@jeanettenejadi1777]

@@rhb30001yet

[@mititeimaricei]

Out of this world guest. Extraordinary! Thank you.

[@davidboyd8087]

I just finished your audiobook Dr Cowan.. Very eye opening and has me questioning 'fundamentals'. We can't see the forest for the trees (and how the water gets to the top of them!). Thanks for the time you have spent learning and sharing this knowledge with the world.

[@kathleennorton6108]

I have no idea if this is relevant, but I remember when my Grandparents cut down their weeping willow tree. It gushed a fountain of water out of it for awhile. I felt bad because I felt like it was crying because it was cut down.

[@johnboy9307]

Viktor Schauberger's work can explain the movement of blood based on the formation of a vacuum space in the vessel and static electrical charge; Nature abhors a vacuum and quickly closes the space, which pulls the blood forward (see Viktor's explanation of salmon moving upstream for spawning). Also, the heart is a vortex, it's shape is critical, and its ventricles 'twist' versus pumping. (The blood of a fetus begins flowing through it before the heart begins to pump.) A doctor in NY is surgically correcting the shape of 'diseased' misshapen hearts to completely alleviate cardiovascular issues merely by restoring the vortex function. It boils down to electrical charge to form the necessary double-helix shaped (plasma, Birkeland current) flow of water (blood and rivers) to maintain full function, health, and restoration.

[@tanyasydney2235]

Finally someone who understands. Thank you.

[@hectorurquiza1112]

It's uplifting to know there are still good and helpful people out there especially in the medical field!

[@clf400]

Except this man is a charlatan

[@azazel166]

Not quite uplifting when ordinary people like you fall for quacks like this guy.

[@WilliamAbbate]

This video shows why so-called highly educated people can be completely ignorant in areas outside of their expertise. Maybe he should study something called fluid dynamics and such things as suction, which is provided by a pump, the Venturi effect, and a few others...

[@1960ARC]

Or put simply he's much smarter than you and you don't like it!

[@Mylada]

Yes, Thomas Cowan is known for conspiracy theories and his health claims without any evidence. Very harmful to the medical profession.

[@1960ARC]

@@Mylada yes very harmful to the profit of "Doctors" that work for big pharma.

[@Mylada]

@@1960ARC Could you elaborate? There are countries (e.g. Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Holland, Germany) in which the medical profession is very tightly regulated and everything done according to evidence-based practice. U.S. has for a long time had a problem with shady business practice, maybe that is why they spend the most money and get the least benefit from medicine. Still, this guy is a fraud. I don't know why you are defending him unless you also believe in his claims about 5G and the structure of water.

[@WilliamAbbate]

@jacob All one needs to do is use some common sense eh? Unfortunately they don't hand out common sense with PhD's. In fact a PhD education often strips many of them of even basic common sense.

[@ggboxerina]

Thank you for eloquent explanations and Courageous conversation. I love that we don't always have the exact words for what we know to be true.

[@b_nes6093]

This was/is one of my favorite and enjoyable videos that I could stumbled upon. I wasn't able to attend college so only have a 12th grade education. However, I do have many degrees on "common sense" in only 47 yrs. It's exciting to have someone in a role that we are supposed to look up to and respect, and to not be injected and force fed all the BS others "allegedly" brainwash humanity with. Thank you to both the interviewer (super awesome calm spirit) and DR. Thomas Cowan for this breath of fresh air.

[@jamesgoggle3421]

You need to get a qualification in fluid mechanic mate to truly understand how badly you have been mislead by Dr Cowan’s ideas on blood flow in the human body

[@sissyrayself7508]

Actually..no..do not listen to the over educated experts..listen to your heart.

[@steve1711]

In 1512 Da Vinci was the first to describe the heart as a muscle and a four-chambered organ. ... He utilized a self-constructed glass model of a bovine heart filled with grass seeds suspended in water. He observed vortices at the root of the aorta and correctly hypothesized that the vortices helped close the aortic valve. Only recently have these vortexes been imaged, 500 years later by 4D NMR

[@steve1711]

Forgot to mention - his drawings have been on display this year at Buckingham Palace - saw the drawings of the heart vortexes and many other of his anatomical drawings.

[@smkthomas2]

@@steve1711 yupp the parisites that have hidden all these things that were our birthright love to flaunt all in our faces

[@mediaguyberlin]

@W N explain what is wrong please. Don't just claim he is wrong.

[@mediaguyberlin]

@W N I shall check your other response then.

[@umasarat2983]

steve1711 Sorry, it is described in Charaka Sumhita if you know Sanskrit!

[@vikki4now]

Wow...how did you get this guy on. This is the best thing I have seen on yt this year. So excited to see this amazing Dr. on the right side of life.

[@padraig88]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2SvmKWZeaafgNU Dr Cowan on the current situation

[@kirstenheuer6435]

Thank you

[@ebrelus7687]

You get hyped easily dont you?

[@mjt1517]

@@ebrelus7687 No, that's an ordinary response. You're just jaded and probably nothing gets you excited unless it's the most bizarre of kinks.

[@Mylada]

Please no he is full of shit with dubious health claims and conspiracy theories

[@terrbear222]

I just spent 1 hr 21 minutes consuming screen time to get through all these great ideas and advice. I will pursue happy play now.

[@OIOnaut]

I am a bio-optimizer, a research scientist, materials engineer and bio-entrepreneur and this is one of the most interesting things I have ever heard of. Makes me wonder what all the people who claim to be allergic or hyper sensitive to electricity have to teach us.

[@jamesgoggle3421]

If you believe that Dr Cowan was talking sense then you never learned anything at school or University

[@jeanettenejadi1777]

I didn’t watch the interview yet but I think allergies and electro sensibility is related to disregulated nervous system.

[@1voiceCriesOut]

Love grounding. I-ve also found sunning bottom of feet to be invigorating...try it💕🥰 Just prop them up facing the sun. Feels awesome.

[@gmr1241]

I've tried tree-hugging. Love it. Sunning one's soles... hadn't heard of it. I might give that a go (when we get some sun!)

[@godislove8740]

Your feet have more sweat glands I think. Sunning ok but sweaty for earthing is better!

[@gmr1241]

@@godislove8740 Oh, that's interesting!

[@godislove8740]

@@gmr1241 I've spent a few years fiddling with electronics. God has guided my post PTSD obsession toward nature. We live in the Garden we pollute the Garden. Stop. Individuals add up. 😷🤧🔥💞🙏😊

[@duststorm7287]

You can suntan your asshole too, but not trying that either. And yes, its a thing. There are idiots everywhere.

[@paulinemurray2365]

I found this interview engrossing from beginning to end. I learned so much about blood flow, things that I have wondered about for years. Thank you

[@Highintensityhealth]

Pauline Murray Thanks for having an open mind 🙏🏽🔥

[@DrewBaye]

You didn't actually learn anything, you've just been badly misinformed.

[@DrewBaye]

It amazes me that so many people are so scientifically illiterate that they would believe the nonsense in this video. If someone wants to understand how the cardiovascular system works I recommend reading the book Vital Circuits by the late Steven Vogel, who was a professor of zoology at Duke University.

[@emotionaware4192]

@@DrewBaye Most people arent interested in STEM subjects, and thus miss the whole "reasoning about what you cant see" skill, and really taking critical thinking seriously. These people operate on trusting titles, body language, and other fake-able surface level metrics to try to gauge whether someone has information they don't. These people are even worse off when having a concept of faith, where they are asked by their in-group leaders to forget about evidentiality and succumb to group think even more.

[@micheleyarto42]

I remember learning that Jello is a colloid in high school. Colloid: a homogeneous noncrystalline substance consisting of large molecules or ultramicroscopic particles of one substance dispersed through a second substance. Colloids include gels, sols, and emulsions; the particles do not settle, and cannot be separated out by ordinary filtering or centrifuging like those in a suspension.

[@Unsensitive]

Exactly. His intro just tells me he doesn't understand physics or chemistry. No concept of basic structures or forces on a microscopic level. Who in their right mind thinks humans are "sacks of water" that leak when punctured? A ballon has an outer membrane, but if you make a more complex membrane.. say jello, or ballistic gel, these don't lose their water easily due to their structure and bonds trapping or attracting the water. Your body is similar. Lots of cells, with water in them held by a cell membrane. These cells are "leaky" but there is a balance based on physics and chemistry. Our body is leaky too, always losing water to evaporation, as our skin isn't impermeable to water. Sit in a bath tub, you wrinkle.. cause your skin is absorbing water due to the diffusion gradient. If you sat in super salty water, the opposite would happen, sucking water out of you. The same can happen inside of you. Get a highly concentrated injection, and water will be sucked out of your cells until equilibrium, drying them out, potentially killing them if they lose too much water.

[@josipag2185]

It’s written a long time ago in Guyton Physiology actually that web of proteins and water form gel structure in the whole extravascular space preventing not only washing away molecules but also accumulation on too much fluid therefore edema. Lymphatic vessels do their job too, so the gel form is nothing new also as I was though in elementary school that exists not only one manifestation of emulsions therefore there are sol and gel, colloid. Nevertheless , I have found very interesting his question about how come blood form capillaries goes to veins after basically stopping and also the thing he’s talking what he saw in the cath lab with aortic movement in the systole so of course the heart is not just a pump, and we now that every electric field has its magnetic field and that even the see is moving according to planet movements and I agree with the guy in certain way (Guyton and physiologists saw the heart only as a pump but the heart it’s so much more) but with this gel thing he’s not saying something new.. Also what he’s saying about role of the heart as the stopper of the circulation and the creator or the generator of the new cycle this pulse movement or heart pusatile ejection of the blood have proven better (well it’s complex theme but this has been proven in child congenital heart deseases when you need to create conduits). So it is creator and starter but not only as a pump as a regulator and optimizer of the circulation and center of it of course (not just as for its anatomic position but because it create magnetic field also)in my opinion. And as for pump probably it’s not happy term use heart (left ventricle) actually helps transferring the blood from low blood pressure part of circulation to high (as in aorta) and also because of four chambers and two in- series connected circulations (pulmonary and systemic- the second another bad term which in the same time separates and unites) obviously it’s not just a pump. Also, this Guyton dude and others so in love with the kidney and underestimated a heart as an organ and for it’s stands but clinical medicine doesn’t.

[@Unsensitive]

@PineCr eekSpa Where did anything i said contradict the known data about cell membranes? Maybe argue against something i said next time.

[@vaccinefraud5570]

@@Unsensitive The Pine with the raspberry thicket theory is still not even close to www.gilbertling.org Where Dr. Ling proved long before any of these posers were born just what cells were made of.

[@jbperez808]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n163aKd5grp3jrc should enlighten further. 10:30 colloid crystal

[@mellowEsko]

I love how deep and metaphysical this conversation keeps getting. Mike tries to keep bringing it back to the heart and health lol.. Super rad, I would definitely like to check out his book.

[@warningsigns4526]

THANK YOU FOR THE OUTLINE OF THE INTERVIEW - THE DOCTOR IS A GIFT FROM GOD

[@bucketoclock]

Hi there, first interview ive seen you do. You appear very empathetic and supportive of his ideas which appears to allow him to freely express himself on your show. Well done and thankyou

[@brentonlevi]

His theory may not be 100% accurate but the fact that we do not yet have a complete understanding of how the circulatory system functions is obviously true. Dr. Cowan will be remembered as a forward thinker and a pioneer in the health sciences.

[@brentonlevi]

@Carl Lennen fourth phase of water is not Dr. Cowan's theory. Look up Dr. Gerald Pollock. He has performed research to support the fourth phase of water model.

[@brentonlevi]

@Carl Lennen I don't know enough about hydraulics to have any opinion on your criticism. But if I'm not mistaken his claim is not that the heart does not have any function as a "pump" but that there are other mechanisms which also propel the blood through the cardiovascular system that need to be taken in to account. Even if his comparison to open hydraulic systems is incorrect I don't think that necessarily invalidates every aspect of his theory. I'm pretty sure his theory does not rely on that comparison. If you have not already you might want to actually look in to Dr. Gerald Pollock's work. It's actually incredible and lends credence to what Dr. Cowan is saying.

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

@Carl Lennen I see what you are saying. If, as the arteries branch, the total cross sectional area of the arteries decreases, the flow rate and pressure of the blood would increase. If the overall cross sectional area of the arteries increases (for example a 1 mm squared cross sectional area artery branches into two smaller arteries that have a cross sectional area of just over 1/2 mm squared) the pressure and the flow will decrease. The latter seems to be the case. According to the doctor's observations, blood flow decreases enough to stop the blood in the capillaries. This must also work in reverse for veins. As the veins branch into ever larger veins, the overall cross sectional area must be decreasing so that the flow and pressure of the blood increases as it approaches the heart. So at any time in particular, there would be more blood in the capillaries than anywhere else in the circulatory system. With this "design," the flow rate is decreased enough for the cells to transfer oxygen and nutrients from the blood into the cell and waste products from the cell to the blood while also having a decreased blood pressure at the capillaries. The higher volume blood in the capillaries means that there is more blood exerting pressure and thus flow into the veins, which helps the heart to work more efficiently as a pump. It still seems like there would be a lot of surface resistance due to the vast surface area of the circulatory system, especially with the extremely small volumes of the capillaries being considered even if the fatty lining of the circulatory system reduces drag. (Edit was for not putting correct units for area.)

[@timothykeith1367]

Its amazing that as more is learned, the greater our lack of knowledge becomes apparent.

[@nicholasboscaino6262]

I'm an aircraft mechanic teacher. This isn't a rebuttal but a classifier to help stimulate further discussion. At this point I'm only 20 minutes in but let me point out that no pump makes pressure. It does so indirectly which is it's purpose but pumps make flow. Pressure comes from resistance to flow. There are other mechanical devices that "store" pressure such as an accumulator that in design may have a bellows. On one side the "compressible" fluid receives pressure from the incompressible fluid from the pump. This acts as a buffer and a storage of pressure. Relating to the body, we have veins that have check valves and let the blood flow in Only One Direction. So maybe the blood being a biological entity might store up pressure and it all works together. I don't know and I'm willing to suggest but but I see no other real reason for the heart other than it being a pump. I'm certainly open-minded but perhaps the pressure or flow originates with the action of the pump. Perhaps blood stores up pressure with the veins and with the blood's ability to accumulate pressure butt I don't know why else the heart would be otherwise.

[@Highintensityhealth]

Nicholas Boscaino interesting! Thanks for sharing.

[@2snipe1]

Something to add to this knowledge that's different from mechanics is the chemical side of the forces. Osmotic pressure of our circulatory system is made up of ionic and vanderwhal forces from the constituents of plasma. By using freezing point depression, lab results can tell you what kind of osmolarity or osmolality your circulatory or renal system is exerting. The proteins, electrolytes, and water all place put force on the cell memberanes whether extracellular or intracellular.

[@tiffanyvalencia8415]

The heart is a REGULATOR, no?!

[@nicholasboscaino6262]

@@2snipe1 cool. That's what I was getting at by relating, say the blood cells (as a conglomerate) to an accumulator in a hydraulic system. The cells may be pulsing themselves. However, pressure also may originate at the heart that may keep a sort of head pressure. It's all very interesting.

[@johnhogue9402]

Fluid flow in a tube has to do with diameter of the tube. Arteries (tubes) can dilate and contract, thus modifying local blood flow. The flow definitely has to do with the contraction of the heart as well, though.

[@formrunna9763]

Exact same mechanism, that’s why we use cold tubs and or cold showers after practice or workings out in 100 degree heat...

[@volvaheidrbores663]

The Heart is a MAgnetic Vortex within a MAgnetic Torus Field. The human body is this too. Most things are that. If you could see it on the energetic and metaphysical levels you could see the Torus..

[@sithwolf8017]

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[@faithwoodhouse5175]

I'm watching this for a second time. This is one of my favorite interviews of Thomas Cowen. Your interview style is beautiful it flows very well and makes it a very engaging interview. Thank you for sitting down with him and getting his opinions. You two are both beautiful souls ❤️🔥!

[@Morrowindur]

GET DOCTOR COWAN BACK!

[@elizabethcrowley5921]

This is the BEST health video I have ever seen! Awesome explanations for some innovative ideas. Thank you!

[@will_of_europa]

Look up Dr Fung. He’s got some really good theories too.

[@4114X-manE_IGD]

And also im an electrician 15+ years a lot of life has to do with electricity and electromagnetism.... We all have metals in our blood IRON..... Theres the poles and you know a compass... Could it be the electro fields that help circulation? Maybe an organ with magnetic metals in it that pulls the metallic blood through the + side then out the - and repeated...

[@getbeget-_-]

How to reverse neuropathy?

[@ashleyrey3788]

When I originally saw the video title, I was incredibly skeptical. However, I stayed because I have found all of the High Intensity Health videos informative and thoughtful. This video did not disappoint! Thank you for providing great, thought provoking content. It has enriched my health journey.

[@laurentbriere8825]

WOW!! The human body is amazingly made!!!!

[@MrHomedoctor]

Kudos to you, Mike for handling critical comments like a champ. Not every person you interview is the sharpest cookie in the jar. I hope you understand that for some of your listeners this is an insult to their intelligence. But we will survive. Keep up with your very important work.

[@Highintensityhealth]

Hakuna Matata Not sure I understand this comment to be honest. Call me dense...

[@tiffanyvalencia8415]

Actually, your guest pointed out facts that are obvious, observed, to SUPPORT his very reasonable, intellectual hypothesis or theory. The close-minded critics are just jealous they didn't think of this 1st!

[@Photologistic]

An insult to you thinking you know everything, more like.

[@trevorweir]

Re: Carrots and proper structure which gets lost with some juicers. A more simple way to describe this is live cells. Live cells have the possibility of maintaining an electrical charge. Live cell therapy was amongst the foremost medical therapies used in Europe prior to world war 2 and it worked fabulously, but there was less money in it than pharmaceuticals, so the pharmaceutical industry made sure this was squished after the war.

[@Cornerstanding]

Does anyone remember the name of the juicer he recommended?

[@fattyjaybird7505]

@@Cornerstanding Norwok? I dunno how its spelled

[@captainboggles]

@@Cornerstanding norlock?

[@sovereignstatistics3408]

Great Interview! So thought provoking to rethink everything we were taught in the school system! Thanks for all your hard work to both of you on this interview!

[@truthseeker8556]

I read the comments and then went back to listen again. His explanation has merit if you just listen. You're obviously not paying attention.

[@ivodepivo21]

We are all biased. But the Ones That reacts like; owh he is a Quack! Cleary dindt pay any attention, because there Biased Brain around this subject was freaking out. Pavlov style!

[@mvicksdog]

ivo kattestaart but he is a quack.

[@CelineNoyce]

The theory does have merit but you can see that he cannot explain it, that says to me he is brushing over details. Not to mention that then he starts with this life force crap... I would also note that this isn't necessarily HIS theory but he took it from someone else.

[@brianfinucane8155]

This guy is brilliant and so easily gets his point and view across.

[@josephsmyth832]

Mike, Can you please interview someone who has knowledge of dark field microscopy because it goes great with this current conversation and is a game changer in relation to blood and the body. I have a book titled “Doctors are more harmful than germs” by the late Harvey Biegelson. The blood is aware and provides holographic images. I learned that blood is killed (stained) when getting blood results in a medical lab. We have been dumbed down so I really appreciate you and your wife for helping humanity with your objective logic.

[@ida5232]

Joseph Smith- can you explain what you mean by killed/stained when doing blood labs. I’m going to get the book you mentioned.

[@josephsmyth832]

Ida Fantastic! I don’t personally work in a lab but I believe they use a chemical to react with the blood to see in the certain light spectrum we can only see. You can find video on this platform with people having their blood taken with holograms.

[@ida5232]

Okay, that sounds really interesting. Thank you!

[@madcircle7311]

Midichlorians

[@jillavery6708]

Joseph

[@grahamgman8706]

Its interesting that the bible says, The life is in the blood.

[@qaqqclifdunbar5154]

His blood was special

[@duststorm7287]

You got it.

[@sharon8989]

Leviticus 17:11 KJB

[@jesuschristislord77733]

The Council of Nicaea bible "canon" says a lot of nonsense except for the morsels of truth they plagiarized from the real religion.

[@granny58]

My thoughts exactly

[@HelmetBlissta]

I appreciate your openness to different ideas Mike. Although I’m not convinced the heart isn’t a pump, at this stage.

[@msdemeanor6039]

Fascinating. Thank you for having Dr. Cowan on to share this information.

[@themoonbubble]

Seems the blood vessels are like “rail guns” And the heart is actually part of the lungs not separate organ So the blood moves on its own electrochemically but it can’t exchange gas passively it needs the heart to change its state thru pressure... Awesomeness

[@slickwillie3376]

That sounds about right to me

[@jerrodriley4290]

So vacuum on the capillary side to force a gaseous exchange

[@Name-zd5fq]

Explain why artificial, mechanical hearts work?

[@JasonWrightArt]

According to the ol’ bible, water also has a wine phase ;)

[@qaqqclifdunbar5154]

Where

[@dexters711]

Dang...

[@DanEngell]

That's brilliant!

[@Nocomment1]

😂

[@dawng1270]

Looking forward to that for sure

[@rodneyholmes720]

This guy, I think has also sown the seeds of sustainability, and environmental concerns besides the more important spiritual rhungs, which I love. Great, WISE man. Loved this. Thankyou.

[@slickwillie3376]

You use NWO buzzwords there. Why?

[@veejayroth]

Thanks for the interview. I have 2 things: 1) One of this guy's fundamental remarks is his "engineering" point, claiming that if you let a fluid flow from larger cross-section tube to smaller cross-section tube, the velocity increases. This is of course correct, but irrelevant to the topic of bloodstream. He seems to miss the basic point of the TOTAL cross-section of each of the subsequent smaller vessels down to the capilaries get gradually larger. TOTAL cross-section of ALL the capilaries > (is bigger than) > the cross-section of the aorta. FFS. =o) 2) The way he goes on to describe the "vital force" or however he prefers to call it, especially in the carrot analogy, one can simply substitute the "life force" for a simple elegant and non-woo word "complexity". COMPLEXITY is the thing that makes the difference between a pile of powdered atomic elements and carrot or a beetroot made out of the same elements. Complexity and differences on the level of it. Should have learned to code, would have been beneficial. There are other points to make, but most of them were already made by others commenting herein.

[@damonthomas8955]

I would think that given the massive increase in friction as the blood moves through the capillaries, his observations on laminar flow and the venturi effect would hold true, regardless of the total cross sectional area of the capillary system. I am not an engineer, I am basing this assumption purely on my observations of nature.

[@veejayroth]

@blackflag 33rd Existence of a vital force (or lack thereof) doesn't change the observation, that the good sir could have in this case substituted the term with a more clear, precise, descriptive and acurate word "complexity".

[@James-fe7wd]

he also things viruses aren't real and 5G is what's causing the world to believe in covid19. Where did he get his credentials exactly?

[@veejayroth]

@@James-fe7wd oh gawd, no, not the 5G-corona madness! is he really into this crap?

[@dc4830]

he doesn't 'miss the basic point of the TOTAL cross section of the subsequent smaller vessels', as you claim. he emphasizes that the flow slows to near stop in the capillaries

[@christianwilliams6847]

This guy is making good points about water and what life force actually is. He even mentioned Maxx Gerson

[@earthgirl7861]

He is so Aspy in his communication style, love it!

[@karenlanteigne]

I love when you start with 'Keep an open mind' This was refreshing information. Very interesting to see this point of view 😊

[@mvicksdog]

More like disinformation

[@sugarlife485]

excellent guest! Sure hes overweight but I absolutely love and respect anyone who is truly a FREE THINKER and the end of the interview is pure Gold! I wish he would have spoken more about water and charged water, types of filtration etc. Great stuff Muscleman!

[@cotyemerson203]

You never know what damage someone had done to them before they found their proper diet! Sometimes what our parents fed us does permanent damage!

[@azteacher26]

He seems to have the weight of the world on his shoulders. Seems like he knows a LOT that he's not talking about. The perfect diet is only one part of health. Mental health is another big component.

[@johntocho8954]

I think I will just stick with the low carb and intermittent fasting. I do what I can do. Further, I live in Minnesota and It is impossible to ground your feet in Minnesota for 6 months of the year. It is good to hear alternative views, so thanks for the video Mike!

[@keralee]

Try deer or mooseskin boots, fur on.... Or stand barefoot on basement floor. I stand outside barefoot in snow until cant feel feet anymore, in WI.

[@McMillanScottish]

Wear shoes with leather soles, not rubber. Rubber insulates your feet from the ground.

[@myotherusername9224]

run copper wire from a conductive mat you sleep on, to water pipes. grounded.

[@needless2say723]

@@myotherusername9224 Some people run a seperate ground rod/ground wire to the earth and then to a conductive mat or grounding plate that your feet can rest on.

[@jerrylisby5376]

Intermittent fasting is good but not low carbs. Low sugar yes. If you are fasting you need plenty of carbs for all those hours you are not eating. Not all carbs are the same though. Eat quality God made food.

[@thehappysheep2023]

Thanks so much. I enjoyed the video interview. I enjoyed flexing my grey matter and consider ideas I have not thought of before. I've met people who have/had congestive heart disease, who were suffering through having thier extremities "wrapped" because of the tremendous/hideous swelling and that these poor people suffer with much pain in response to all this. Your talk helped me understand better, how a person can swell up like that.

[@joanmckenty8585]

I have CHF and a few other heart issues. My artery's are good my doctor says. I don't take coreg or blood thinners doctor said I should take. My last doctor appointment I was surprised when my doctor told me to keep doing whatever I was doing because my heart is slowly repairing itself. He could not explain this to me. I have very low BP. I have been told most people would be dizzy. I have been told by doctors they can't do anything more for me. I am so confused. My EF now about 45 it was 18 when I was in CHF. I did have the mitral valve replaced but that was before I had CHF. I eat very little processed food or meats. I do not add salt to my food and I eat very little fried food. I eat lots of butter. I would love to know more about the wild veggies. Thank you for this info. I don't want a heart transplant.

[@TheCompleteGuitarist]

The suggestion that I am getting from this discussion is that we should be hydrating ourselves mostly from food sources rather than relying on water. Many animals actually don't consume water in the same volumes that humans do, perhaps because their food is raw and not re-hydrated from a dehydrated state. We even dehydrate meat when we cook it and it is said that cats that live in the wild get most of their hydration from the meat they eat raw. Perhaps this is why dry fasts can be powerful.

[@seymau5974]

Great interview. Thank you very much for making it happen offering it to your viewers!

[@pcmartiny]

Nourishing Traditions made my children healthy. Thank you Sally Fallon

[@inogenmackenzie5397]

Is it a vegan recipe book?

[@DFletcher413]

I wish you would have asked him to go into how his hypothesis meshes with the heart's electrical rhythms and how all that works together under that theory.

[@sissyrayself7508]

It is pretty obvious. Look at a single heart cell when places in a solution bath of proper electrolyte salts and minerals..thwt single cardiac cell ..it will beat..put more heart cells with it in the bath..they start to beat in rhthym with one another.

[@sierrabotanicacollaborativ165]

Glad I saw this video after his somewhat flop of a performance at a recent conference on immunology & vaccines. Already shared it w/ a few friends. Dig how he is a critical thinker AND also intelligent. His comments on coercion, lack of freedom, and absence of health were eerily prescient back in Oct. 2019....

[@sissyrayself7508]

I did NOT find his speaking at that event to be a " flop".

[@romi929]

As a 20+ years cardiac RN this was fascinating, to say the least! Although I have been working in mainstream medicine all my life , to say that 90% of things they do and promote either don’t make any sense or they don’t work would be an understatement. Thank you Doctor Cowan!

[@romi929]

TrueDepth you are absolutely correct! had no clue , (as 99% of Medical community ) of most of the unique approach mentioned in this video. I am grateful and blessed to have an open mind tho . Take care of yourself and stay healthy! ❤️

[@kokomoko6162]

Romina Thank you for admitting this TRUTH, thank you.🙏🏽

[@leej6341]

This video is where Medicine meets Free Energy.

[@ebrelus7687]

There is no free energy

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

@@ebrelus7687 All energy is free. The apparatus required to utilize energy is not free.

[@jamesgoggle3421]

@@ebrelus7687 Exactly Leej6341’s point

[@pvillaluna1]

Absolutely fascinating I really like the ending portion regarding his view of freedom

[@rainbowbgood]

actually vibration not squeezing muscles is what people say helps lymphatic system work. this is why rebounding on a trampoline is really effective at healing lymphatic system. all cells vibrate when you do any anti-gravity activity and trampoline is a way to do that with less effort.

[@JuleanneDarc]

It's just Joy from the very beginning to the end, listening Tom's explanations.

[@barbaramonsolino6395]

Very Interesting session....I did learn a lot from Dr. Cowan's wealth of information. Loved his info on growing wild food, etc. However, surprised nothing was said about the teaching of the Asian and Indian cultures. In my learning of Qi Gong - (Qi (pronouched Chee means energy) which is known as our Life Force and Gong being how we use movements with our guiding hands to encourage our energy and breath to flow through every cell in our body. Interestingly Qi Gong does also believe and teaches that our heart does not pump our blood - so I agree totally with what Dr. Cowan has said..I was waiting with "bated breath" hoping to hear what does cause the heart to pump. Our Life Force is actually our Breath that moves the energy that triggers the heart to pump....Our Breath! When we pass from this world, our heart stops first - but what happens next and lastly is a release of our final exhale. One last point: our Heart is not just mechanical - it does exude love, compassion, faith, and through our intention has the ability to forgive.. Our beating heart houses our very soul.....Our Eastern and Western cultures should merge.....

[@texasnewt]

Interesting.

[@TheSpiritualPhysicist]

If you want to fill the gap of the physics of vortexes ... I suggest you talk to Dan Winter Also David Wolf understands the observation of levity but not the physics of gravity like Dan does

[@JanGroh]

Forgive my ignorance, but how does a heart bypass machine work, then? Is it not an invariable beating pump? I.e, as he says, it doesn't have "rhythm", it's just a pump? And does this not affect the recipient's health? (Ditto artificial hearts?) I suppose that's still better than nothing if it's the only thing keeping you alive...

[@hamzafayyaz6965]

The one and only, the legend, Dr Cowan. Thank you for this interview 😊

[@donalddenzler3704]

I am vegetariern since 45 years and i eat eggs butter and cream and i am topfit

[@DARisse-ji1yw]

Good lord. Binding water in protein (Jello) isn't a "fourth state" of water.

[@OffTheBeatenPath_]

Apparently jello is the 4th state of matter.

[@donkansas8934]

You miss the point of his analogy entirely.

[@brocojack]

You missed the forest.

[@jessiejames4088]

Hydrogel vaccines is the 4th state the deep state the Gray state hahah

[@orion9k]

26:00 this is interesting regarding the charged water - I had chest and heart pains for a long time, so one night I wrapped my chest in tinfoil and the pain went away. So either the tinfoil did something to stop outside electricity to disturb my heart or I had small clots that got heated up a bit due to the tinfoil reflecting heat, but anyway, when I woke up the next day, the chest/heart pains was completely gone :D

[@LadyBug1967]

9k Very interesting. I think the answer to why it worked is that tinfoil blocks EMF and the doctor has said that the radiation from cell phones which is EMF and cell towers is very bad for your heart and for the flow. SO what you did instinctively cured you because it blocked the EMF that had been disturbing your heart ❤️

[@scullyfbi4196]

Fantastic interview. My mind is blown (in a good way, for once!! 🤯) The interviewer was very respectful and asked pertinent questions. Well done! 👍🏻

[@ronbrown2770]

The body is a closed-loop and works on differential pressure for supply and return flows. breathing and one-way check valves keep things all flowing in one direction. With this in mind the that chest muscle is, in fact, a pump in a closed-loop system under pressure. To move blood through the distribution system becomes apparent when exercised.

[@julzee111]

Dr Cowan is an absolute hero! Renews my faith in humanity. He has, through exposing truth, changed my entire world view on health & medicine. And it all finally makes sense. I pray for your safety Dr Cowan

[@matthewdopler8997]

Your view will need to be re-examined then. He is one of the dishonest ones.

[@hawaiianrobot]

"Doctor" Cowan? would you call Andrew Wakefield "doctor" on a similar basis?

[@julzee111]

@@hawaiianrobot If you can ask me a question that makes sense, I’ll be happy to answer it

[@hawaiianrobot]

@@julzee111 Thomas Cowan no longer has medical registration, hasn't since 2020. Do you think it's right to consider him a 'doctor'?

[@julzee111]

@@hawaiianrobot yes. I do. If you were bleeding out - bet u wud too.

[@Bpjames]

I absolutely love Dr Cowan's thought process and delivery/demeanor. The discussion that starts at 44:50 about the "life force" with the example of the carrot vs the pile of it's component parts on a table, got me thinking of isolated nutritional supplements. It's argued the body cannot use these lab-derived substances because the body doesn't recognize them as natural unless they are in they're "natural state", like vitamin C from a green pepper rather than a pill. This is partially because vitamins do not work without minerals and man is not smarter than Creation to be able to combine them properly. I take all kinds of supplements, but I'm always open to being talked out of it, especially considering the cost! I wish more KZbinrs would talk about this topic... hint, hint. : )

[@dapagu2004]

Thank you Mike for always bringing the best content.

[@kre8tahz10]

☺

[@markmarston]

How does CPR work? How do artificial hearts work? How does a heart/lung machine work? Are these things acting as pumps?

[@damonthomas8955]

I would say that those things are mimicking part of a complex system, making that system closer to being complete, so that it can continue to function. I'm no expert and that's just off the top of my head, but there you go.

[@Denniss7420]

Go here: /watch?v=v75tpamodY4 He takes the heart apart rather than dissecting it.

[@damonthomas8955]

@@Denniss7420 will do

[@mixerguru]

it works llke a transformer plasma/ iron wound like one a transformer that is , where you have two coils of wound together but totally insulated from each other yet magnetic fields co-mingle . the size, shape, gauge , diameter of each loop in the coils, each of these factors have a direct effect on the magnetic field which is electrical power .There is a transformer on virtually everything that turns on .. And not unlike the Heart we can predict how it will work design it's specifications to fit any possible purpose however we don't know why they work . yes that is oversimplified ..but suffice to say its not a pump but "pumping it " will create a magnetic field and then once in motion = electric power

[@karenpeaden271]

The heart stopping, stops the flow...all parts need to working...if heart stops other factors could also be out of wack, influencing the heart?

[@tabuleirocmd]

pace keeper devices buit into the chest area in order to ensure the heart keeps beating are just one measure. The other is to prescribe blood thinners, which enhance the natural circulation. This by itself tells a great story which sums up to MD knowing that heart's no pump. Thanks for the interview!!!

[@edwardwright886]

I love the way Dr. Thomas Cowan thinks.