Mechanisms and secrets of Alzheimer's disease: exploring the brain

A scientific film with a 3D modeling made on the inner mechanisms of the brain implicated in the development of Alzheimer's disease. Available in English, German, French and Dutch produced by Internationale Stichting Alzheimer Onderzoek (ISAO) (NL), Alzheimer Forschung Initiative e.V. (AFI) (D) and La Ligue Européenne Contre la Maladie d'Alzheimer (LECMA) (FR). www.alzheimer-research.eu.

[@TheCornbeefsoup]

Beautiful animation. I wish more biological videos were made like this.

[@ghettrsc8764]

TheCornbeefsoup exactly

[@iloffys7798]

The voice and the animations are just perfect

[@nikkiwillis1122]

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[@3joewj]

Insulin degrading enzyme is what clears the plaques but if you have too much insulin...that enzyme is sufficient only in degrading insulin and allows the plaques to build. So increasing insulin sensitivity would be the goal...freeing the enzyme to complete its other functions.

[@1021memo]

I have never in my life seen a medical video that is good as yours, truly professional.

[@me55n]

The best medical video I've ever seen ....

[@ElijahPlaysTennis]

For patients and caregivers, this is the most insightful and well-accessible video I've watched about the pathological bases of dementia. There is now increasing evidence that tau is present at sub-detection thresholds before amyloid though. Hopefully with the development of in vivo tau imaging markers in the next couple of years, we will all get a better grasp of the temporal sequence.

[@lostn65]

my dad died of the disease. Please cure it so no one else and their families has to go through that suffering.

[@terriusthomas1146]

Over 100 drug trials for alzheimers have failed! So at this point alzheimers is basically untreatable and incurable, it's really sad

[@davidornelas195]

My father died from this disease as well... So, I know how you feel!

[@SMGAPR8]

This is the one time that I embrace technology, a deeper understanding, very educational and a compassion for the mysteries of human mind, body and soul, superb 🙏

[@CMDR_John_Crichton]

My granddad is currently in the later stages of this. I've come to accept it as inevitable, but its still hard, partially because I never fully understood it at the neurological level. Thank you for uploading this.

[@user-by2tw3yg7i]

When I wanna introduce Alzheimer's disease to my friends or other people, I recommend them come to this video. It's a wonderful material suitable for all people even they aren't researchers in this field.

[@najlaa6308]

A beautiful animation to summarise what's happening in Alzheimer..

[@keishahouston1943]

Yess try do our best to make it into a understanable way our ways in Scenice so everyone can enjoy to

[@IMN602]

This is the scariest thing i have ever seen...

[@polysom6345]

I freaking swear they need to make videos like this for A&P, diseases, and medication effects. I would pay good $$$ for these!!!! Videos like this are the only way I can truly understand the process of things!!!

[@SuperIndigo2011]

Simple and clear explanation of the disease, thanks!

[@yodaydyxz1752]

Also this is the best animation for AD on YT.Don't even waste your time trying to look for more. Thanks for sharing LECMA.

[@dr.salmanriaz1468]

What a clip? Completely flawless... Awesome.. Awesome awesome and thousands of awesome

[@zenzaiL4D]

By far the best presentation of AD I have seen. The way you integrated the beautiful music with the animation, together with the narrative made it beautiful to watch. Thank you.

[@kvvful]

real great animation and explanation even an alzheimer patient could understand

[@Theseniorlist]

Thank you for a wonderful synopsis of this most debilitating disease!

[@saahilvij3416]

Amazing video depicting the pathological process, very insightful

[@santoshkhotlande7213]

The Best & Simple Explanation Ever.... Thank You

[@255jayjay]

The best medical video I've ever came across.

[@Isteshhad]

Such a beautiful video that actually made me emotional. Thank you

[@medacademy3918]

Thanks a lot, this is the best video I found about this topic.

[@likemoreal]

This film is very beautiful and easy to know key points of Alzheimer's disease. Thank you!

[@carmenmperezperez1983]

Excellent!! Easyto follow and to understand.

[@tcdsvuzjyh123456789]

Thank you so much for the beautiful animation

[@angeldavidmolina9338]

Excelente video muy claro y conciso, además súper bien explicado.

[@coline9179]

so far the BEST animation of pathophysiology Ive seen here on youtube!Thumbs up!:)

[@BBCeiz1993]

Thanks for this video today I hope to continue for other disease by this way of explanation

[@correahanna]

so good and simple understood, with importants informations, thank you

[@SimonePutzolu]

simply amazing video !!

[@drmohsingani6954]

Thank You! for such a great video...

[@jonBrazilian]

Very good and well explained! gosh, how animations help us understand such a complex phenomenon like that one.. thanks for sharing! :)

[@imagine.o.universo]

Hello! Can you tell what is the song's name? Thank you!

[@mashaelalansary3229]

Excellent video. Perfect animation and the music is so soothing. The person narrating is awesome!

[@S.Sarajlic]

Thank you! This video made me understand better about AD and it is going to help me to write my thesis! Greetings from Northern Italy.

[@kaelynnsu3286]

I've read from a few articles that amyloid beta plaques activates an enzyme called kinase and kinase has a phosphate group on itself. The kinase then phosphorylates the Tau protein and that is why Tau protein detaches itself from the microtubule.

[@heastner]

Scary, yet great presentation.

[@mennasmaowaad3348]

Thanks for the working staff, the most beautiful animation I have ever watched 💓💓

[@Nyny.1000]

Brilliant way to tie together other alzheimers videos here on KZbin.

[@rebeccatemi9909]

Very good video summarizing the neuropathogenesis of AD, however, I think it's essential to highlight the hyperphosphorylation of tau proteins

[@ng8giga]

can you explain what you mean in simple terms?

[@SantoshKumar-tr8gj]

Excellent demonstration n animation

[@naqiyahmulachelah5668]

amazing, i would never understand or even interesting to "peek out" about alzheimer if i never watched this. thank you

[@MattLenaghan]

What an excellent video - as informative as it is artistically composed. Thank you.

[@mikaelsilva2346]

Que vídeo espetacular ❤️❤️❤️

[@doctorsstudy]

best video... no words to explain how much i like

[@2000Betelgeuse]

Great video, it makes it easy to understand

[@OswaldDigestiveClinic]

If you liked this video, you may also want to know that it's estimated that 45 million out of the 328 million people in the U.S. will have Alzheimers! That's 13.7%!!

[@119alias]

Amazing video with sad facts. Thank you.

[@sarat.5496]

Este vídeo es fantástico

[@xinting_study]

Thanks for making this video, it's really informative and good-quality.

[@lauradigigli7037]

Thank you. Exellent video. Let's hope in sience and resercers❤

[@missanorajjohnthattil8526]

awesome work on details on both content and graphical explanation

[@axelblazefrost2213]

I find it really helpful ! Thanks !

[@mithunraaguld6999]

I am school student and you made my mind just blow you are great with your explanation

[@mohammedsadekon]

elegant animation, thanq guyz

[@borshanodi5077]

Thanks

[@Nat.0992]

Oh my god! Thank you for this! I was sitting in patho yesterday and I swear I heard crickets! This helps to clear it up so much! Thank you!

[@TTerminatorr]

Great video indeed, complexity explained in such simplicity that it gives us a great baseline to build on... Thanks heaps.

[@OswaldDigestiveClinic]

If you found this informative, you might want to know that Dr. Dale Bredesen at Duke University has done a lot of research in Alzheimer’s Disease and looking at possible root causes!

[@monoromerovl]

Technology is a beautiful thing!!

[@pranitarai615]

Amazing animated videos... This is the best video that I have ever seen..

[@Tura750]

This video is amazing. Thank you so much!

[@OswaldDigestiveClinic]

If you're interested in looking for possible root causes behind Alzheimer's, look at the work of Dr. Dale Bredesen at Duke University! He looks at possible causes like: pathogens/gut infections, intestinal permeability of the gut (leaky gut), microbiome imbalances, insulin resistance, nutrient deficiencies, hormone imbalances, and toxin exposures!

[@valarmathisubramaniam8635]

Excellent visual explanation. Thank to the advancement of Animation

[@kryptoniite_]

Amazing.

[@fayju]

a very helpful and positive video.

[@cherryice103]

Great explanation thank you so much

[@OswaldDigestiveClinic]

If you're interested in research that looks at possible root causes for Alzheimer's, check out the work of Dr. Dale Bredesen. He had a 2018 study in the Journal of Alzheimers Disease & Parkinsonism. The study is titled: "Reversal of Cognitive Decline: 100 patients." It's fascinating stuff!

[@pallavipandey.]

Beautiful animation.and superb explanation

[@VasculexAO]

This is an excellent explanation of how the brain changes occur and Alzheimer's disease I would urge you to watch it several times because it has many many features that are important to understand as far as the details of how the disease happens. One addition that I would like to add is that most of these changes are actually initiated by the autoimmune process in the brain.

[@scottwilly86]

+Raif Tawakol Inflammatory risk factors seem to promote a number of degenerative conditions. The mutation of the APP gene to those genetically predisposed to Alzheimer's occurs on chromosome 21. The majority of Down's Syndrome occurs because of that extra chromosome on 21. Down's is also up to 5 times more likely to develop Alzheimer's and/or die from other inflammatory responses/autoimmune issues in the body.

[@bellahilal]

Great animation. It is like that i wish.

[@ankitasamaddar3318]

Very Useful animation and the descriptions are also very helpful..

[@TechnicalGuru-pu2ol]

This 6 min video lecture slove my all doughts quickly so thank u so much 😊👌👍👌😊👌👌😊😊😊

[@Lifeholder]

This is fantastic. So glad I watched it.

[@OswaldDigestiveClinic]

If you enjoyed this video, you may also be interested in looking for possible root causes behind Alzheimer's! For this, look at the work of Dr. Dale Bredesen at Duke University! He looks at possible causes like: pathogens/gut infections, intestinal permeability of the gut (leaky gut), microbiome imbalances, insulin resistance, nutrient deficiencies, hormone imbalances, and toxin exposures!

[@masanamuthu3121]

wht a awesome animation which includes emotional background sounds.........Which tends people to attract more towards ''Psychiatry'''

[@mushtaqnajar8930]

Soo beautifully ...love it totally

[@Farzaneh72]

you caused I understand clearly... thanks... good job and keep going...

[@binbinky78]

this video is a jewel

[@divimsdd93]

Wat a video😍.... Chanceless.... Best visual ever👌👌👌

[@malavikapradeep9771]

Very informative video. Thank you so much.

[@OswaldDigestiveClinic]

If you liked this video, you may also want to know that it's estimated that 45 million out of the 328 million people in the U.S. will have Alzheimers! That's 13.7%!!

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How Awesomatic animation is! Superb

[@nikhilnagpure4679]

Awesome ...thanx maam

[@Ash-bb1vp]

Beautiful ..

[@aliciaflores5052]

This was a great video. It was very educational and the animation was very detailed.

[@idealcomputer2198]

beautiful

[@studentxcmu]

Thanks for uploading this video. I am a student. It helps me a lot.

[@saraar5794]

You are creative ,,, very informative 💜

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this is an amazing video !!!!!

[@krisanthonysilveira8244]

great great great video .. The graphics ..

[@shafayetullah1021]

Excellent

[@nooral-rawi4447]

Very beautiful

[@helifynoe9930]

Imagine walking from room to room, but not knowing why you did so when you get to the next room. Being unable to even recognize words as words anymore, but having to read them letter by letter, and even then having to read the sentence over and over to grasp its meaning. No longer knowing how to spell names of family members. Short term memory at times being completely nonfunctional. Suddenly at times having no connection at all to time nor place. Suddenly not recognizing even your own neighbourhood. Unable to recognize quantities greater than two, which makes it almost impossible to take any meds in quantities greater than two. When three or more pills are in the palm of your hand, the quantity is unrecognizable to you. Then eyes taking up to 2 hours to respond to change in light intensity. What makes it even worse, is when the doctors misdiagnose you. What makes it even more unforgivable, is that it was a self diagnosis that provided the correct diagnosis, despite being one step away from being a vegetable. It took me 8 years to fight my way back, to no longer having a body that was as stiff as a 2 by 4, to relearn again, although I never did relearn how to write, other than write my signature.

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[@kartikasari5603]

good explanation and nice video

[@srilakshmidondapati1564]

Superb video for medical students 👌👌

[@Gerry363c]

My father died of this. He was 63. I have witnessed every stages of it to his very last breath. Worst experience ever

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[@sysneco]

It's a great educational material.

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Very attractive video

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"Awesome Explanation" :-)

[@mranonymous8224]

Best I have ever seen

[@Usemefortrending2024]

amazing and thank you!