Nanoscience and drug delivery -- small particles for big problems | Taylor Mabe | TEDxGreensboro

[@BlondeQtie]

Well he is kind of wrong in some places. I know he is oversimplifying but still... Nanoparticle still have unspecific interactions and one big obstacle is to optimize the shell to avoid them.

[@mikevincent6332]

Even more impressive than this would be 90% effort going into prevention rather than unbeleivabley complex treatments after the fact.

[@sylwiagolba243]

Nice, simple and informative. Well done.

[@MrImarcus]

Great analogy of pouring oil over the engine. Only issue is the company that makes the oil earn a fortune from overproduction and have a monopoly on clearing up the excess with special products. Big pharma don't care about your grandpa's addiction, they used to just care about profits. Now they care about power and control.

[@Light4theWorldTV]

The red nanoparticle looked similar to a Corona virus particle. Why?

[@MultiTuttut]

Because it's called "predictive programming". They've had the C19 planned for YEARS.

[@cazmars5360]

@@MultiTuttut lmaoooooooo i love the internet

[@omarb2653]

For the same reason why two eggs and a piece of bacon look like a smiley face. Often things look similar but hold no relation to each other. Also, almost all cells have some resemblance to a corona virus. They’re circular and have a bunch of things sticking off the surface of them

[@richarddixon2918]

9:22 is is where we are now. Nano Diamonds, modern rna, and lucipheras enzyme. The equivalent of having a toy train station.

[@douglasparvin2780]

Scary stuff! No injections for me, thank you!

[@janne-mans8295]

This seals the proof it is possible to be quadrupple more senile than even dr Jozef Mengele and still have an audience in awe Einstein had kind like dreams too, with clocks, also too senile to realize the nuclear consequences, let alone develop senile detction systems to prevent similar lunatics ever to make it outside a well guarded asylum for megalomanical psychopats.

[@mrglasswindowwashing]

Alcoholism what does parasites Need sugar.. kill the parasites bacteria worms and pathogen‘s and you get rid of the addiction to alcohol to balance the system you can use to methods urine. And colloidal gold.

[@kathleengoriup4988]

Taylor ROCKS!!!

[@GojoSan21]

But with these lipid nano particles in the shots it skips all 3 steps since it’s being injected to the blood stream then moving on to the brain barrier.. who knows what it’ll do after that. I see why they’re saying to keep getting more shots.. could be the nano particles only last for a certain amount of time? 1 shot, 2 then the booster and now the yearly shots?

[@diegomauricio4877]

It works exactly as medication i think, you have to take them for some time. They will just act more effectively

[@GojoSan21]

Diego Mauricio I see thank you for your comment!

[@omarb2653]

Most lipid nano particles are way too big to cross the blood brain barrier. The reason why you have to get it as a shot is because the acidity of your stomach and digestive enzymes will normally destroy the lipid nano particle

[@myfamily4048]

Good explanation

[@Cacophonyofvoices]

You said, 'Thank you,' at the very end there. No, thank you.

[@irmalindadesiderio6018]

At 9:05 does the right side pic look familiar? This video was 6 years ago. Nanotechnology = friend or foe?

[@yvonneyeager7929]

POISON TO OUR WORLD

[@RolandtheThompsonGunner]

This is getting worse as time goes by. Look into graphene oxide.

[@omarb2653]

I mean most cells look like this too. A big circular blog with lots of things sticking off the surface. Does that mean all cells are also corona? Let’s think for a second here

[@yantooo99]

Batik❤️

[@ganesha7674]

Depending on how it's used, it can be a solution or a method to control large parts of mankind depending on which load is attached to the nanoparticle. Scary. Most disorders come from an unnatural way of living and we should simply exhaust more the options that nature's flora provides us to cure and promote healthy lifestyles.

[@jessicamcdonald3545]

Do you think self assembling nanoparticles will be safe for the clinic? Is it reproducible enough?

[@anthonydunn729]

it's reproducible, but the potential consequences are nearly impossible to predict

[@BlondeQtie]

We are working on it. It will be in clinical trials in a few years.

[@mrglasswindowwashing]

Two things for fix everything colloidal gold and urine. Therapy

[@noah122804]

y'all shouldn't f'ck with nature like that

[@omarb2653]

We are nature though 🤔🧐

[@Shub428]

Brilliant 👌🏻👌🏻

[@ajc1901]

need CBD?