Microscopic anatomy of the aorta

[@ToddDouglasFox]

To attempt to avoid being run over from behind, I resorted in the moment (my nervous system did) to using “super human strength” to twist away thereby tearing up my chest wall/rib cage and some vital organs so bad I was bed ridden for 5 years. The crux of it, and how it pertains to the aorta, is that I stopped just in time in my motion to fortunately avoid certain death from an aortic tear. Interesting eh? I’m nearly 25 years on and have regenerated a lot of tissue so I can be upright and able to function at about 85%. Never give up.

[@DanielMessiasSantos-gy8bk]

Fantastic work you do, and fortunately we can appreciate It! Thanks so much!

[@CrisGFResearcherVolunteerTLL]

Have wizzed through the video and for neurotypical and neurodiverse people with different styles of learning etc. having pathologies explained also through pathological slides makes the learning more enjoyable. Also helps with consolidation of knowledge as there are so many visuals queues. Great work!

[@geoffsullivan4063]

I take ascorbic acid (vitamin c) and lysine to reverse blocked corenery arteries : vitamin c to repair the damaged artery (collagen & elastin) and lysine to effectively pull the plaque away from the damaged site this works because LDL is attracted to lysine which is why it goes to the damaged site in the first place. (there are lysyl residues within the arteries that are only exposed when the damage occurs)

[@ToddDouglasFox]

We put patients on nattokinase.

[@geoffsullivan4063]

@ToddDouglasFox Coincidentally I also use miso and kimchi 😋

[@ToddDouglasFox]

@ We generally recommend 1-200 mg or 2-4000 FU in supp form.

[@hamzakakakhel1728]

You are a professor and a half. 🙌This was very informative. Already waiting for the next slide....

[@easyhumanatomy73]

informative video, thank you

[@doudyR]

Great presentation, can you plz say comment on the Glycocalyx (Cilia) found on the epithelium cells

[@danilamihai4726]

Hello Sam. I’ve recently had an acl surgery so I’m curently on a recovery process. I’d like to be asking whether is it true or not that running on a treadmill is bad for your knees, meniscus specifically. I apologise for this topic but there’s no place on the internet I could find this information.. Thank you in advance, Mihai

[@sonofbert]

No mention of the glycocalyx?

[@elizarock655]

My step dad suffered back pain for 2 years, died suddenly from an aortic aneurism which sadly could have been prevented if he had been offered a scan for the pain.

[@fareedahmed4905]

❤❤❤

[@mariagarcia15433]

Maybe plaques formation take place sooner if the saturated fat amount of diet increases as in herbivores that are fed animal fat.