Multiple Sclerosis and the Myelin Sheath

[@drmanakias]

ABSOLUTELY perfect examples , 2 years on neurology misunderstood, explained in 10 min . Hope I had professors with your creativity

[@colour2690]

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[@stalinescalante6093]

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[@bobleclair5665]

I’m hearing positive things on vitamin b1

[@TheLivingBreathingWendy]

My mom has MS and I have never understood anything about it. Thank you for making these videos to explain. These videos are so quality! Been watching since the first! (I have CF)

[@Blackwido88]

Wendy's World look up Dr Joel Wallach on Alzheimer's disease. Its caused by using statin drugs that reduce cholesterol. Myelin is mostly cholesterol. Dr. Wallach knows how to help your mom.

[@noleftturnunstoned]

Alzheimer's is not caused by demyelination. That is the easiest way I can explain that to you.

[@stevencross6461]

That video was amazing. The words made sense and the animation was SUPER helpful.

[@wellnesshearddifferently5920]

interesting video! I love educating myself on this topic! Though I live with MS I hope to learn so much about myelin so that I can improve my piano playing, thinking, walking & my overall life.

[@dr.nikolov]

recently subscribed, very fascinating videos, please do not stop uploading, I believe your channel will grow!

[@hfof]

omg, the way how you illustrated everything is just beyond perfection. I hope you keep going, you've definitely helped so many people, and I hope you keep on making the same cool content. Thank you so much, love and guidance.

[@kaushalkafle3609]

I am also a ms patient : thanks for this educational video

[@WalkofLifewithSumit]

I have MS too. This has inspired me to start my owm KZbin journey. Please check out and support.

[@cariboowho]

Keep going man. Your videos are very good, and eventually the views will come.

[@Medicurio]

Thank you!

[@user-angelicaddlos]

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[@MariaMora31]

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[@thanhphongtran9808]

Kudos for the Video! Sorry for chiming in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you heard about - Liyaraah Sclerosis Redemption (google it)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for overcoming the symptoms of multiple sclerosis minus the normal expense. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my friend Sam got astronomical results with it.

[@viajedali7663]

33k, you were right

[@dragonmares59110]

Another great video ! It was nice to see that the electrical vocabulary was used correctly too.

[@Medicurio]

Thanks for your kind words!

[@tracytownley5130]

very well explained - no one has ever explained this to me - i have secondary MS and was diagnosed 20 years ago

[@Medicurio]

Thank you! I'm glad to have helped and I wish you the all the best in your battle against MS.

[@J.M..]

I wish that you could make more videos. These are great!

[@wanda7198]

Thank you so much for making this video! Extremely helpful

[@fulstop8871]

Excellent video. Really clear presentation. Thanks for making it.

[@fehmisigindi1498]

Very good explanation. Please keep going this way on the other medical subjects.

[@RossDaBoss1]

Amazing explanation, subscribed!

[@olaabdallah3607]

Amazing explanation. You made this easy and clear. Thank you ❤❤

[@ernestk522]

3:43 to 4:17 made it easier to understand but still the whole video was great

[@tony-gy2bq]

Good video, very informative.

[@virtue1495]

Thank you. Very informative🙏🏾💗

[@TomeRodrigo]

The immune system can be such a stupid thing. Organism attacking itself. I will never understand it.

[@clairehenzel9975]

Amazing explanation

[@darrenanimatic9675]

Hey yo, can u make more videos?

[@SaadAli-qv9nf]

I know that Schwan cells are responsible for myelin sheath development but I have read some papers about the Oligodendrocyte Progenitor vit-D receptor cells. Is there any connection b/w them?

[@vsatyanarayanach6664]

Thank you so much

[@pgraghupathi4411]

Good analysis for comon man

[@sajidkhanmahmood]

will B12 supplementation help to prevent

[@Medicurio]

According to the National MS Society, B12 deficiency can mimic multiple sclerosis symptoms, and some people with MS also have B12 deficiency, but a causal link has yet to be established. If a patient has B12 deficiency, supplementation is recommended, but there is no evidence that B12 supplementation with normal B12 levels does anything to treat/prevent MS. Reference: Bowling, A. Vitamins, minerals, and herbs in MS - an introduction. National MS Society, 2018

[@spazmatt3000]

I'd really like you to explain what different drugs and smoking Tabaco effects on the brain and body, different adhd and psychological medications on the brain and body. I'd literally promote your videos till the day I die, I'd even offer my self to help in any way lol

[@spazmatt3000]

Your very good at explaining everything and you seem like you actually understand what's what

[@GenesisGameGenie]

After watching many of your videos, I've come to the conclusion: The immune system is kind of a dick sometimes.

[@Orthodox.777]

5:30 😂😂😂 i was laughing lol!

[@ajsassy788]

Why? Nothing funny about any of this.🤬

[@SantoshKumar-tr8gj]

excellent

[@mariemac5347]

Great! Thank you

[@jackierubinstein548]

Amazing video! I just have one question, so the blood-brain barrier is damaged.. is there a way to repair it so that the immune cells don't have access to the brain?

[@samyan_saleem4252]

Thnx

[@tatjanakane503]

Fixing the brain blood barrier? Wouldn’t that be the first thing to repair?

[@eien7228]

sir where is the potassium gate in myelinated axons?

[@nero91]

Great video again, keep em coming, but how about some background music? Nothing fancy or intruding, just simple maybe.

[@Medicurio]

Thanks for the support! The last time background music was brought up, slightly more people wanted no music, so I've kept it that way. I'll incorporate some non-intrusive background music in my next video to see if I like it better than no music.

[@joseluisdiaz233]

Fucking amazing, keep on man. 👌🤜

[@mven]

This really makes me wonder what would happen if we could artificially boost the speed of the signal. If we take that further than just curing MS, boosting the signal to faster than baseline. What would the effects of artificial "anti-MS" be? Would that even be biologically sustainable?

[@Medicurio]

Interesting point, I've never really thought of that. From what I understand, the distances between the Nodes of Ranvier are evolutionarily adapted so that the distance are just long enough to maximize the distance the signal travels electronically (which is very fast), but short enough so that the signal doesn't dissipate before hitting the next node. Therefore, I think we are at our maximum signal speed - increasing this speed may not even be biologically possible. However, if we are somehow able to increase this speed, I would imagine it would increase our thought processing and reflexes immensely. Maybe induce some kind of heightened state of mind. That would be pretty awesome.

[@mven]

Evolutionary biology is limited by the materials available to it, though. Could we come up with better solutions if we're not afraid to graft some modern materials science into our cells?

[@Medicurio]

That might be possible, but that seems to be delving into biotechnology, which I don't have too much knowledge in. What you proposed could be a cure for MS though, if it does exist.

[@davegregory7869]

say PNS fast

[@siddyboi6929]

LOL

[@siddyboi6929]

LOL who is here because of biology

[@davegregory7869]

me

[@Svnfold]

This is creepy

[@Sherirose1]

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