The glymphatic system // Maiken Nedergaard

[@sarahdavies2923]

I am up watching this amazing presentation at 1am when I should be sleeping so that my glymphatic system can rejuvenate.

[@promassagelmt8214]

I KNOW RIGHT!!!!

[@afisadeyemiajala9373]

😄

[@Makeitunique09]

The irony😂

[@seppi3201]

This is really one of the best presentations I have ever heard. Comprehensive and clearly delivered. Huge thanks to Prof Nedergaard.

[@keep-ukraine-free]

Excellent excellent talk, research, and clear presentation! Bravo! I especially appreciate how Prof. Nedergaard linked her team's work with other medical specialties, and what these findings may mean in those other fields. A true scientist considers more than simply her own area.

[@contaqxctsourabh2002]

one of the finest presentation ever witnessed. It was as if the processes are going of live in front of eyes. the complex processes are depicted so lucidly. I congratulate Maiken Nedergaard for the brilliant presentation and of course her masterly experiments. Hats off to you ma'am.

[@livefreeallways]

Thirty years ago I worked for a Chiropractor who taught me that it's best to always sleep on the your right side instead of the Left. Over the years I've heard the opposite but this presentation is now confirming what he taught me. It makes sense that we don't want to lay on the side that could constrict the heart. He also said that it's better for digestion as well.

[@dansan9053]

thats facinating do you believe this info already known to we as muslim for over 1400yrs , its amazing how islam rules to this tiny deep issues

[@azmalkabirsarker5919]

Minutes 47:30-49 were the moments of best surprise of my 37 years life. Now I’m a die hard fan of Maiken Nedargaard.

[@innate-videos]

Such an amazing and profoundly important presentation. So much of what we need to know about our own neurological and mental health, that we need to act upon right now, it right there.

[@myberney]

CrainioSacral Therapy opens up and corrects the glymphatic system!

[@monalababidi2702]

Hello Dr Maiken. Your lecture is exactly what happened to my husband, never slept more than 6h. And in his Sixty, starts to complain of some symptoms, a ringer in his left ear, his Doctor found a pennine tumor in his brain, advised him to go to US to do the surgery. He did it but the doctor said that his case was unique and explain to my daughter the case. If you are interested in his case especially that his brain shrinked (all the info is in UfM , Ann Arbor Michigan Hospital). I can give you his info.

[@beneu95]

Amazing research and wonderful presentation ... thanks Dr. Nedergaard.

[@promassagelmt8214]

Just found this piece of GOLD. Thank you!!

[@guillermocaberolopez5222]

Really interesting. These discoveries may have major impact on Neurosurgery apart from Neurology

[@lukepiette879]

Amazing presentation!

[@AbhishekDhawan9]

Can we get that presentation document?

[@dannichols6261]

YES, and/or CLOSED CAPTIONS provided? (Of course I mean real ones, from what was actually said, not computer generated ones!)

[@333btd]

what if it isn't dendrite loss, but a sort of hibernation? are dendrites dormant without waste clearance? if waste clearance during sleep is re-opened, do dendrites awaken?

[@jere_io]

cadê a legenda rapaziada

[@danilogabriel6299]

The most common causes of deseases due to deficiency of organic minerals from the food we eat. Lack of sleep and exercise under sunlight. Human cells needs binding pair from these ingredients to be healthy. Inorganic chemicals, insecticide, herbicide harmfull environment blocks the glymphatic vessels. Organic nutrients needs the body cells as atp.

[@katelocsin2797]

Is there any way we can detect CSF flow in a sleeping brain while EEG electrodes are attached in humans?

[@devonrd]

EEG only picks up electrical signals. The CSF flow would only be picked up if it generated an electric signal, which it doesn't (not as much as the neurons firing do). That's my layman understanding

[@MetalWoodpecker]

👏👏👏👏

[@allen7615]

How does the protein waste go out of the brain and enter the venous perivascular space? Are there protein transporters? I don’t think proteins go through the aquaporin 4.

[@allen7615]

Do the proteins get phagocytized by the glial cells and immune cells instead?

[@frogprincessss]

proteins and peptides are excreted by bulk flow

[@MSLIB]

CAPTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@azmalkabirsarker5919]

I just noted what she commented during 38 minutes. Muhammad of Arabia commented the same 1400 years back.