How do lungs work? - Emma Bryce

[@Qwerty0791]

"You never have to worry about breathing." You are now manually breathing. Thanks TED

[@moniquita720]

Andro Šalja The Channel.

[@hafishparamesvaran7616]

I am not breathing rn

[@canedz4168]

lol yeah

[@confusedpotato7045]

Thanks ted l have to manually breath and type thissss

[@Silver-qq7cy]

XD

[@brenjolupo3679]

and at this point, everyone's autonomic nervous system stopped and breathed manually.

[@lukevorbau]

IKR Dr Lupo

[@nofurtherwest3474]

It's amazing how seamless the transition is between the two systems

[@avaneeshjadhav255]

Your comment made me breathe manually

[@osmantastic4499]

so annoying.the moment i think of please dont switch to manual thats exactly what my nervous system does

[@mryeet4349]

He forgot to manually breathe. Maybe that’s why he hasn’t replied for 4 years.

[@QuebecerIAm]

ted: you dont have to worry about breating me: ok My brain when i try to sleep: *breathing has been set to manual*

[@duckiebee2831]

You breathe automatically until you think about it!

[@Th3Misterio]

Because becoming conscious of anything brings freedom. So, now, that you're conscious of breathing, you are free to choose how to use it.

[@Kakashikewl]

I had a strange panic attack when he said that we never forget to breath... Almost died. 10/10, thanks Ted :(

[@duckiebee2831]

+Rusu Ciprian I never thought of it like that!

[@scorchy9752]

Kakashikewl lol

[@user-ez5vq9fd2t]

I hate when I become conscious of my own chewing when I'm eating food because I fear that I'll bite my tongue :(.... and then I bite my tongue involuntarily 10 minutes after anyways :(

[@JustWatchingVideo56]

Damn paying so much attention to breathing now... o.o

[@atrudokht]

It's normal for someone practicing meditation and it's good to keep your mind focus.

[@ronsouther]

I did three really important lung-related things for my disease prevention and overall wellness: - I stopped chronically breathing through my mouth...big no-no - I started using the BreatheEasy Lung Exerciser for inhalation and exhalation breathing therapy - and I sleep with a small piece of tape over my lips to keep my mouth closed during sleep...stops snoring, apnea, dry mouth and more My chronic fatigue and asthma both are gone now and my outlook on life is exceptional because I’m sleeping better and have more energy. I’m 54 and take no meds. Health is wealth!

[@joelmulder]

If got a test on this in 2 days, this helps so much! Thanks'

[@jmitterii2]

Just don't forget to breath. :)

[@lightuk8958]

Good luck! (Should have said that 2 years ago)

[@keeganpaul7265]

Did you pass? It's been 3 years..

[@SweezoFilm]

damn its 3 years later... how's high school?

[@maxlevox]

How did you do? hopefully you kept the paper from 4 years ago-

[@hello-hq6qx]

ok but WHY IS THE LADY LITERALLY DRAGGING THE LITTLE GIRL LIKE A KITE SHES FLYING

[@owsh1ee995]

Everyone: I now breath manually me:*Realizing I can breath automatically*

[@Nothing_serious]

Now who stopped breathing automatically?

[@kevinnguyen7554]

What?

[@DoggieLicc]

meeeee

[@andrewpaul2716]

+Paul Francis Goneda Everyone.

[@neetathakur858]

Me too😂😂

[@miguelterrazas3793]

No u

[@dewdrop_xxx581]

My autonomic nervous system ain't so automatic anymore. I am now in control of my breathing. Thanks

[@JODRecaps]

0:59 apparently my brain is a slightly deformed africa

[@skupna7171]

Your like another Justin Y like how tf did u end up here 😂

[@MM-vf5hq]

Lol

[@theoldsarcasticpineapple]

can relate

[@itz_moonlight_playz285]

Lol

[@ingridkj1910]

I cant unsee it

[@kevinmoore2501]

This is a great video, and way to learn. However, when you talk about the breathing muscles, I couldn't help but notice that there wasn't anything said about the sternocleidomastoid which lifts the sternum to increase volume in the thoracic cavity. At least, that's what I learned.

[@AsianGanyu]

word

[@crystaljoan6928]

When you forget how to breathe so you search it up, thanks TED!

[@IniOluwaOluwasina]

This is like my fave educational channel

[@5ynth]

Who else breathed while watching this?

[@pazzieanneknexx809]

Nova Always

[@nonamed56]

brothe

[@Niiue]

unless you can live without air for 3:22 minutes. then you probably did

[@peterasumang3818]

Meh

[@shernetteforbes8534]

I already learned this

[@austrinmiya6510]

i'm a regular ted ed listener i very much is helpful by your each videos.Thank u ted ed

[@Lena-mj3kr]

I started with one video and got addicted to TED-Ed :D

[@ChrisPhillips0]

The BGM for these videos is definitely getting funkier. Excellent.

[@ethancheung9277]

Hi there! I just wanted to thank you for teaching me how to breathe! I really appreciate it. and will recommend it to my friends who don't know how to breathe! Hi Jamie! Hi Jacob! Hi Sebi! Hi Samir!

[@robinsongaming9096]

yooooo ethan is that you from SGS? it’s harry

[@cp2342]

I love the Ted Ed videos I am currently studying bioscience and find the videos the unit coordinator recommends very long which makes it complicated for me in the long run. I find these quick and simple it covers everything which makes more sense.

[@theidealmuslimah1608]

THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH I SEARCHED EVERYWHERE FOR VIDEOS BUT YOURS WAS THE BEST ONE THANK YOUUUU

[@zsebikolos3614]

I just studied for this because of tomorrows biology test, and i felt like i understand it. now that i watched this, i understand it even more :D

[@jaygatsby6660]

Crap, now when I think of Ted-Ed, I manually breathe.

[@yeoping]

Jay Gatsby blink 🖤💖

[@somerandomidiot9996]

@@yeoping shut up

[@yeoping]

@@somerandomidiot9996 it was literally 1 year ago and ur still mad 😭

[@ilovemotleycrue103]

i have a biology test tomorrow and this really helped

[@potatoefat940]

Thanks Ted-ed, panic revising for my bio test and you saved me.

[@priyanka1902]

Amazing! Is there any better resource in the world than Ted Ed? Phew.. I love them!!

[@mr.johnzussino6217]

Great video - thanks.

[@grae_sea]

I lowkey wanna see if my teacher can find my comment-

[@mominakhan4611]

no but i like your name :)

[@madankumarsingh1598]

Thanks my whole concept is cleared. Lots of love

[@Ticktacktoe2]

"One important thing we don't have to worry about remembering... Breathing" Well, now I do!

[@RobertPatrician]

All my educational textbooks showed the lungs as hollow. This made me smarter.

[@zandrewmorano10]

Help! Since I started this video, I can't forget it.

[@zandydoblon1188]

i paused my breathing watching this.

[@aydzen352]

i dont know how many times ted-ed has saved me from struggling homework

[@olanrewajuolawaleabiodun9346]

I love the simplicity.

[@BoldGiorno]

All that our bodies are capable of is immensely amazing!

[@meganhalley8633]

This was awesome!

[@kayrii]

Thank you for making this video! This really helped me learn more about lungs!

[@zer0sp0re]

It is so cool. Thank you!

[@bluegodofspeed]

Love the background music!

[@aidiotthatsme4804]

I am so grateful that this is a thing like it animated ,understandable and is very good for reviews and for learners soo this is baceicly 101/10

[@phongson949]

Thanks. Tommorow is my exam. (I've watched a lot of TedEd!)

[@super7upsvlogsandvids692]

0:00 I Said "I Always Wondered!"

[@tanishamohanthy4781]

Wow!!! Man u make the world look so simpler. Thank u so much.....

[@anikah_jazmine]

Woah it's so creative, inspiring and motivating me to learn more!

[@DisciplesOnCampus]

Really helpful, thank you!

[@imieditz]

Great lesson. Thank you!!!!

[@vs4vanshika]

I am here after studying my chapter 🤷🏻‍♀️ to connect relate and visual things to become a good doctor ❤️🙂

[@manny27392]

this video made me breathe manually

[@arshadsain]

Exactly

[@jmitterii2]

We all went into manual breathing watching that part. LOL!

[@RoScFan]

Funny thing is the video didn't affect me, but the comments, like this one, did. Alas, it's easy to kick it back into automatic mode. Just try to forget it, try to relax the chest muscles; don't try to force them to stay put, try to not do anything, just let go. It still breathes.

[@shaunjulianazzopardi6463]

+Jean-Adrien Oikonomou LOL we breath autimaticly without us even knowing AND WERE BREATHING!

[@manny27392]

start thinking about your breathing, it'll feel like you're losing that automatism.

[@vickie9765]

My brain is now flooded with information about the human organ systems that I know them from the top of my head. I GOT A QUIZ TOMMOROW ABOUT THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM, THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM, AND THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

[@ayahrudwan7454]

this is so helpful I have a clear vision of this topic now and I have a test tomorrow so thanks

[@duckiebee2831]

I really like the style of this animation!

[@deciofreitas3470]

Ted ed made youtube procrastination creative and open minded thank you

[@Liam-jg1zm]

these videos saved my life

[@anish6688]

Breathing is so fascinating, isn’t the human body or any living body for that matter amazing 🤯🥰

[@stibba4286]

Litterally every comment: OmG I cANt BrEaThe NoRmALly

[@pinkfluffyunicorn9946]

Lungs are so fascinating, they probably are the most impressive organ in the human body

[@ryanfrizzell736]

Cool video. Now I know more about breathing.

[@timothyfinlay2819]

i never knew that holding your breath is you slowly dying. XD

[@Justakatto]

when you think about it, you're slowly dying even when you keep breathing... O_O

[@sumaiyasaleque]

@@Justakatto :O

[@carlylpsproductions6925]

Thank you this helped me a lot for my science Project

[@NotCrim]

Nicely explained

[@anthonyg1111]

the way the diaphragm is illustrated is wrong

[@WsciekleMleko]

Yup. Diffusion works by making entire system equal. It doesnt transport entire oxygen on opposite side and co on opposite side. What it does is that if you take any small volume at any side of mebrane, there has to be equal amount of o2 and co2. Then it becomes equeal. But since you used some of oxygen in metabolism, there will be lower concentration in blood than in the outside air.

[@DrGammaMindset]

awesome little vid

[@TheDavidLiou]

Engaging manual mode.

[@TheDerpybunneh]

Could you guys make a video on dreaming/lucid dreaming? I am very interested in the science of dreaming and lucid dreaming.

[@cutiepie9419]

I LOVE this lesson! Really made me understand better, thanks ted-ed!

[@itsghost9946]

Learning how to breathe is good

[@princessbacud1235]

Thank you for uploading this video it helps me learn more

[@SullenSecret]

That's a poor visualization of how the diaphragm works. When it flattens, it lowers which offers more space for the lungs. The video makes it look like the opposite, somehow. Awkward.

[@joannabulow3431]

I wanted to right a paragraph about the lungs. This video really did help me

[@leodavee7392]

i learn more through KZbin than school

[@فاطمةشاكرمجيد]

I too

[@cuddlepuddle_gyu]

my teacher played this video for our science lesson, and I sit there watching her explaining everything through my screen while my mind was like "lol, I already know this, I don't have a social life so I've repeated this more than I should but keep going ig,"

[@nouhahassam3667]

Excellent !

[@oliezuka5979]

I can't help but think about how intricate the human body was created, I'm left in owe of such intelligence.

[@ganesh9714]

Thanks sir

[@godschild298]

So amazing!

[@princesszara7670]

👏👏👏👏 hats off to you. Can't express in words how much good u had been explained.

[@jellamahinayy]

now i learned how it works thanks TED

[@Layla-bd6tx]

Who watching this for there homework? And is that girl flying?

[@anikah_jazmine]

Meee AHAHAHAHA

[@geovanenery3409]

mindblowing!

[@markhubley]

There is a big mistake here, though one that a lot of people make: The act of breathing (inspiration and expiration), while generally "automatic," is NOT under any control of the autonomic nervous system!!! The muscles used to breathe (e.g., diaphragm, intercostals, sternocleiodomastoids) are all skeletal muscles. They are connected to the central nervous system by somatic motor neurons. You can voluntarily control your breathing, though most of the time you don't have to. One aspect of breathing that does involve the autonomic nervous system is the diameter of the bronchioles (sympathetic fibers dilate them; parasympathetic fibers constrict them).

[@stoneonyx4298]

Who else is breathing in 2019

[@gopinathpanda9258]

Great teacher

[@Ipresha]

POV: you have to watch this for school

[@dayday8154]

Nope

[@zubaerrahman1949]

Good video for learning science

[@spiros1994]

How about smoking? What then happens?

[@jmitterii2]

In short, don't smoke. Nicotine is incredibly addictive to most people. Take it from me, smoking isn't worth the health hazard and the expense on your wallet. Keep you money and more importantly your health, don't even try smoking any tobacco. Goes for pot too, but I've never bothered to smoke pot, but been round people who have, and know some serious pot heads who have same lung problems as a smoker. Just not worth it. I was interested because cigars and pipes sounded tasty and after all they weren't cigarettes. Whoops. LOL! Yeah, just don't smoke. I've quit about 3 times already. 8 months without a nicotine was about the longest. Longest periods of not smoking were mostly successful because it was due to military service. Prior to that, I went through the patches (which are actually the best method to step yourself down I think, cold turkey like I did a few times for military training was very difficult and not long lasting after trainings are over). Patches get you ready for day to day living with no smoking. Good luck!

[@dig_deep_]

jmitterii2 I agree. For those who want to try pot, I'd recommend consuming it in an edible form by cooking it into a fatty food. Better for your health and the effects last much longer.

[@whalecat8049]

Darude- Sandstorm

[@jackyeoman7861]

cheers for the vid very helpful

[@HOFwars12910]

indeed made me bare smart innit

[@nathanielangelojancamacam7584]

thanks, this would be the best and easiest illustration on how do respiratory system works. this just help me in my report plus the video is really fun to watch :D

[@eunsikkim1533]

Always many thanks for great clip!!

[@joyexplores]

nice explanation👍

[@chinmayshetye3]

Superb animation!

[@ShawnRavenfire]

Some people do have to think about breathing. That's why they have machines to blow air into the mouths of people with severe sleep apnea.

[@rachanakandari]

thakyou this was short and sweet. well explained.

[@Cloudey-puffo]

Thank you a lot i was very confused with the process of how the lungs linked in with the circulatory system (as it replaced the waste product of co² and replaced it with o² wich then gets carried back into the harte were it helps pump it into the muscles so thay can carry out respiration) so thanks a lot i really appreciate it❤❤❤

[@lsowner10]

It's funny/ironic that from the side, the brain almost has the shape of the mother continent....Africa!

[@doxrion6914]

where do you see that

[@aaa-vl1lk]

+LegitIceCube HE SAID SIDE

[@derekzhang6622]

When the diffusion between the O2 and CO2 begins, where does that CO2 come from? Or is it also in the inhaled air?

[@anteater9408]

It is a byproduct of respiration

[@Narsuaq]

Emma Bryce? Male voice? Explain.

[@ashkanahmadi]

that's what i thought too!!! still waiting for an explanation. maybe a mistake??

[@rustygargoyle3403]

Emma Bryce is the person who gave the original lesson. Addison Anderson is the narrator that you hear when watching the video. Sort of like reading someone else's speech.

[@daniellbondad6670]

Showing rather than telling is the best way to educate kids,as 60's teachers believed and it is true.

[@davidndiulor8428]

So they cut open their students' chest to show how the heart works

[@stingreah11]

Yeah this is helping with my revision a lot more than my science book, and I actually enjoy it this way.

[@vladimirjosh6575]

Now 170 smokers have unliked this.

[@aprilkyle431]

Smoking is bad for you