Prostaglandins - Role in the Human Body

[@mareenabowman7495]

Great video. I'm a 2nd year vet student and found this very helpful!!! Thanks for making it.

[@litac6725]

Thank you! So informative and such a peaceful vibe to sooth my pharmacology meltdown ❤

[@bertronix182]

Great information so this is where the pain on the head came.

[@simranrachel7929]

Very simple and nice explanation

[@nt3886]

thanks this's helped me a lot ❤️ from Turkey

[@Noor-cs7gm]

Thanks this was really helpful !!

[@poorabpirzada1526]

I'm a boy and was curious about why girls do experience this much pain? Learned.

[@bramhanioza]

Thankyou!

[@clarecourtney8185]

Thank you

[@UbokobongAnietie]

Does prostaglandin cause loses of weight

[@JewelleryBonney]

3:07 it starts here

[@danishrajpoot1659]

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[@uvusss-hc7rn]

Great vdo

[@Bythesea449]

Woooo! Yes thank you!

[@maniksaha1701]

Is this guy a Indian?

[@energyh6]

I’m nauseous because of the prostaglandins from my period. 🫠 Good to know

[@nurturingherroots8511]

I was curious about this too. There are things that can inhibit prostaglandin and can help to relief the pain. Omega 3 balance is super important! Learned that in my medical nutrition therapy class this semester. Hence me looking it up now. Internet said zinc, magnesium, and omega 3 fish oil can help. Saw something about vitamin E is a good inhibitor, and thyme the herb as tea. Can significantly reduce the pain. But I’m still learning so ask your doctor! The Nausea and pain are equally awful

[@nurturingherroots8511]

Omega 6 and omega 3 should be in balance. If there is too much omega 6 then the arachidonic acid can become inflammatory but when balanced out by omega 3, it can become anti inflammatory. According to the lecture. Prostaglandin is derived from arachidonic acid, a fatty acid