METABOLISM & REGULATION OF BLOOD SUGAR by Professor Fink

[@professorfink]

FOR A MORE ADVANCED PRESENTATION ON THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF DIABETES, the Types of Diabetes and the different medications used to treat Diabetes, you may wish to watch this 3-Part Series of Video Lectures: ANTIDIABETIC DRUGS; PART 1 OVERVIEW OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF DIABETES kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmiofZaApbeNe8U ANTIDIABETIC DRUGS; PART 2 ORAL ANTI DIABETIC DRUGS kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6fEq6eBq8iUqbc ANTIDIABETIC DRUGS; PART 3 INSULINS kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3fQoqZ9epqmr5Y

[@sarahlacy3852]

I cannot thank you enough professor Fink. I'm having to teach myself a lot of this in my physiology class and your interactive lectures are helping me pull everything together. Thanks for posting these for free. :D

[@navidaatchison4963]

I love the dynamics of this lesson, easy to understand, and keeps me awake and interested in learning it!

[@farahali5754]

The best professor my dream to study pharmacology

[@aileenespinoza8059]

Excellent lecture!

[@AzeemAnwar-ko2dn]

I just love it when he claps his hands, makes me jump out of my seat 😂😂

[@drsalam3494]

dear professor fink,kindly deliver a detailed lecture on diabetes plz and few main topics from medicine like hepatitis hypertention and managing emergencies etc or kindly share any link that can help.God bless u Sir..many thx

[@hussinalyasiry370]

50:00 ,,please professor what's the name of the book??

[@professorfink]

The text is Tortora; Principles of Anatomy & Physiology (Wiley Pub)

[@hussinalyasiry370]

professorfink ، thank you so much

[@andrewgtaylor1]

I've never studied chemistry or biology.. that was just amazing. I now know why I breath, why i breath out CO2, why my body requires glucose, what it does with it and why and how the body regulates our blood sugar levels.. just amazing! 50mins of my life well spent!

[@mariamkinen8036]

Amber Taylor great to figure out these things. 🗯💕

[@abdullahiibrahimuba1137]

This way biochemistry lectures should be being given

[@michaelbwalya6624]

Professor Fink, thank you so very much!! My academic career in health has been made simple.

[@Sam_1964]

Thank you so much. Outstanding teacher

[@aishao.birungi3420]

Thanks Proffesor ! here in 2023 , really understand your explanations.

[@sophieblue8309]

Thank you for uploading these informational videos on youtube. I wouldn't be able to understand these subjects without you and I liked medical school because of your perfect lectures Mr. Fink. You are the best!

[@PepsiGurl93]

So that's why I always see "antioxidants" on products that prevent aging. Makes sense.

[@mfl639]

I can only add to the appreciative comments you already receive. Professor Fink your lectures are accessible and help tie everything that I need to learn together. Thank you for your generosity in sharing your knowledge with those seeking to learn. :)

[@alphonzawill]

As guy that loves learning about our amazing body, your lectures are my new resource of great information. You have a knack for keeping it interesting

[@haa1774]

Any way you can get the lecture outline?

[@edgargonzalezgallegos3024]

Hello: I still learning phisiology with you (since about 4 months). Best teacher ever, in spite of I havn't an excellent english level. Don't you come ocasionally to Mexico to lectures or congresses or something like that? My speciality area is Hematopatología, but I like to back to basics. Thank you and my best wishes to you.

[@xDomglmao]

I hope I'll reach your teaching expertise one day. Great lecture.

[@joescuderi7766]

Thank you professor. I watched this lecture while doing some aerobic sprints (4 minutes jogging, 30 seconds sprinting, repeat 4 to 6 times) as I've heard this is one of the most effective ways to normalize glucose and combat diabetes. Your lesson that oxygen is needed to accept the hydrogen atoms from glucose to create ATP for cellular energy was a great reminder of why we need regular aerobic exercise.

[@neil7090]

Very good lecture, by far and away the best and most comprehensive on the topic I've seen, thank you very much indeed for posting. : )

[@khristinebarrington8311]

Dear professor Fink! Your lectures are highly appreciated! A great help to understand my lessons. Hats off to professor Fink!

[@SaraSiraj]

Thank you very much Professor Fink! you helped understand metabolism and chemical reactions so much better!

[@KyotoMelody]

You just have no idea how I treasure your lectures! You are genius! Thank you, Sir!

[@youlighter]

I am always looking to Attachments to your videos. Have you ever considered added PDF's of your slides to your videos? Is there a place we can get them? I am a business major but this stuff always intrigues me. Health in general is slowly becoming a very passionate topic. Thanks for the info!

[@rapunzel7766]

Thank you so much Professor Fink❤ I am currently taking your KZbin Physiology classes

[@joeschmo5699]

The other way a child can grow taller (while malnourished) is to become skinnier. and this can be observed in populations that are exposed to cheap western food with too many refined carbohydrates. The adults are fat, the children are thin. Both, it could be argued, are malnourished. Interesting that Taubes uses the analogy of growth for obesity (just like Fink) but Taubes is dismissed as a quack who has no idea what he is talking about.

[@nicenaye]

Another great lecture! Thank you professor Fink, everything I learned in the past semester makes perfect sense after I watch your videos.

[@puzilumko3017]

very helpful..You a lifesaver , its amazing how u made this simple ,its very clear and its evident that u know wht u talking about...god bless u

[@Koala546546]

thank you!!! what a wonderful lecture! I almost cried, please keep posting your lectures.I undertood everything even though, English is my second language.

[@mariamkinen8036]

What would we do without Prof. Fink....?tomorrow--->

[@nevenadicheva1238]

I love your videos!!! Best teacher ever. Thank you!!!!!

[@JanineTheG]

Thank you for your wonderful explanations. I was able understand your lecture.

[@vishalpdr]

excellent totally transparent. thanks

[@anwaral3nazi655]

it was very beautiful , thank you :)

[@roxiefoxy16]

extremely helpful thank you so much!

[@joeschmo5699]

Yeah I'm following I'm following at 20:00. But, the fact that the macronutrients are metabolized differently by the body and precipitate varied and nuanced responses by the endocrine system doesn't seem to have been addressed yet.

[@ibrahimjumu4973]

God bless professor Fink

[@jamesmckillop3567]

Great lecture.

[@darinh1169]

Professor Fink, When the triglyceride is broken apart are any other molecules released? that is to say are other things in the body stored in triglycerides?

[@Dankschon]

14:33

[@СофијаСтојановић]

Great! Thank You Professor!

[@broytingaravsol]

so if applying a limited food supply to a juvenile, maybe below a normal level, the balances between rates of anabolic and catabolic reactions shift

[@professorfink]

Malnutrition affects approximately one third of children worldwide, causing stunted physical growth & impaired mental cognition.

[@broytingaravsol]

i'll go for more principles

[@ArgentDawn55]

really good information thank you!

[@liuj71]

Great lecture, thanks.

[@dontgiveup5266]

What’s the name of the textbook pls..

[@professorfink]

Check-out professor fink's web-site for additional resources in Biology, Anatomy, Physiology & Pharmacology: www.professorfink.com Down-loadable e-Books of the Lecture Outlines by Professor Fink can be purchased at: wlac.redshelf.com/ “Hard Copy” Lecture Outlines can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp

[@2minTheology]

Outdated information as Ketosis is a more effective system.

[@professorfink]

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "Ketosis is a more effective system". There is substantial clinical evidence for the benefits of a ketogenic diet. There are also some concerns for long-term adverse effects, including break-down of muscle tissue. The best approach is "moderation".

[@nxenxx]

@@professorfink the reason why such an educated person like you has to take statins is probably the reason why the SAD has failed us and does not promote moderation. Ketogenic diet has more than simple benefits, life-changing even and can reverse diseases long considered as terminal and irreversible. I want to leave this comment on a good note as I have learned a lot from your lectures and I want to thank you for the content. I just want to express my disappointment on the lethal nutritional guidelines of the medical community to our lives.

[@dg7438]

Amoeba was spelled wrong No Ameba :)

[@professorfink]

Amoeba in UK; Ameba in US

[@eenaley3994]

Yes, Im in Uk and like esophagus in US, this is oesophagus here

[@eenaley3994]

Prof Fink, I just want to ask if Vit E and Vit C are safe to someone with hyperthyroidism? I am also confuse what hydrogen and carbon are as well as what free radicals mean. Hope you can enlighten me all about this.