What Does Arthritis of The Knee Joint Look Like?

If you have osteoarthritis, you’ll know all about the pain, swelling and stiffness that can be part and parcel of the condition. But what’s actually happening inside the knee?
Here, Dave Duffy, specialist knee surgeon with Yorkshire Knee Clinic, takes a camera into a healthy and an arthritic knee, to demonstrate the clear differences between the two.
𝗡𝗼𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗾𝘂𝗲𝗮𝗺𝗶𝘀𝗵: This video features footage from inside the knee.
You will see:
• Off-white cartilage and meniscus
• In the arthritic knee, some of the exposed bone below.
You won’t see:
• Blood (because the meniscus doesn’t have its own blood supply)
• Any part of an active operation
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[@suecave7139]

Had both knees replaced. Brutal and totally worth it. 18 months out now, and I don’t think about my knees anymore. 62-year-old woman

[@Mike75575]

I'm happy for you 👍

[@husseinabshir1395]

Which country did u did your surgery

[@suecave7139]

US at the Orthopedic Institute of Ohio

[@ZeroOne130]

I'm 37 years old and doc said my arthritis is staring. I keep having dreadful feeling.

[@Tonk_a]

@@ZeroOne130 I wish you the best

[@veerand7038]

props to the cameraman shrinking himself so we can get a better view

[@GFC1337]

Stolen comment from the last video.

[@Rukaiyx]

@@GFC1337 who cares if it is stolen it's not like you are the only one with the same thoughts

[@adedsnaccs9989]

Magic School Bus 🚌

[@ruinheart8769]

Lol, you must be joking, no one can shrink that tiny.

[@wapangozukum9245]

@@ruinheart8769 I know someone who can shrink

[@delphinebez3045]

I love that a surgeon says that surgery is not always necessary 😁 Feels honest and reliable. Thank you!

[@ryan1111111555555555]

Because he's from the UK and is paid the same regardless thanks to our universal healthcare system, so he has no need to do unnecessary procedures

[@HiThisIsMine]

👆🏽👆🏽 I was going to say… likely because he’s not on “commission”. I had my gall bladder removed and the surgery cost was $86K… apparently one of the most common surgeries. I didn’t even know what a gall bladder was before that.

[@HiThisIsMine]

@@afonsomendes92 - Could be many things including exploratory surgery or practicing on a cadaver.

[@HiThisIsMine]

@@afonsomendes92 - Wrong on both counts. Exploratory surgery is a common occurrence where a doctor “explores” to find a diagnosis.. one which may not come up on X-ray or other scans. They may also do this to investigate how a recent procedure is doing. Its’s also quite possible that the video you watched was a perfectly healthy knee, but they were in there for a different procedure. Practicing on cadavers is also very legal and commonplace. You know that “donate” checkbox on your DL? Well, body parts get harvested and it’s not unusual to have some bodies donated to schools and hospitals for “scientific research” which includes practice and educational demonstrations.

[@ryan1111111555555555]

@@afonsomendes92 You shouldn't comment on things who have no fucking clue about, medical students have been practicing on cadavers for thousands of years

[@scip5181]

After watching this video : "Palm's are sweaty, knees weak arms are heavy"

[@Nutrient4MyPIG]

"Theres vomit on his sweater already mom's spaghetti"

[@Joeygalvez494]

@@Nutrient4MyPIG sumbady tach-a mah spaghet

[@kingdinodragonite3470]

He’s nervous but on the surface he looks calm and ready

[@waltoncharles8972]

To drop bombs. But he keeps on forgetting what he wrote down, the whole crowd, goes so loud.

[@bengiaponia]

He opens his mouth but his words won’t cum out

[@mr.nobody3661]

this gives me a whole new perspective on arthritis.

[@josefelix6856]

You coul say that it gave you an "inside look of things"

[@SiLVERSERG]

Yes, you could.

[@HellModzz-DayZ]

@@josefelix6856 says the man with a goose in his pic....is it what you have to say? You realize that criticism of yours is just like bringing sand into the beach..worthless

[@marcuswatt9724]

@@HellModzz-DayZ its a joke or are you bring sarcastic?

[@DnnCdd]

@@HellModzz-DayZ did the goose pic hurt you or something?

[@dischordblast8992]

Me:plays basketball a lot My knees: NOW THAT'S ALOT OF DAMAGE

[@nickcabrera3087]

Stretch before you play and avoid moving explosively in ways that aggravate the knee. Calisthenics and weight lifting can give you bulletproof ankles which can help absorb some of the impact when you land.

[@dischordblast8992]

@@nickcabrera3087 yeah I used to have glass ankles. Missed a basketball game because of it but I haven't had an injury in like 2 years. Hopefully I didn't jinx it

[@JP_RS6]

I just sawed this Knee in half!

[@taserrr]

@@nickcabrera3087 Stop this madness giving bad medical advice to people, you could cause somebody to suffer serious injury. Don't speak about these things when you don't know, nothing can give you bulletproof ankles.

[@taserrr]

Yeah basketball is a terrible sport with all the jumping, pro basketball players all have messed up knees at the age of 30, usually for life.

[@petertimmins6657]

I served almost three decades in the US Army and am a retired Paratrooper and combat veteran. I spent my first 11+ years of service on jump status, and afterwards served in other types of Infantry units. In these units, much like when I was on jump status, we would often conduct long marches with full, 80 plus pounds, rucksacks. My knees are shot and have both been diagnosed as having osteoarthritis (that is just the knees and is just the tip of the iceberg of the orthopedic and spinal problems I deal with). I have had 4 torn meniscus repairs and one ACL repair on the right, and one torn meniscus repair on the left. I understand what the things you show here feel like. It is great to now have a better visualization of just what it looks like in my knees.

[@Jon.A.Scholt]

Just curious, but does the government pay for those surgeries and care? If so is it through the VA? If not they definitely should! Seems like an obvious workplace related injury. I don't have any contemporary family members who served in the military to ask but I was curious. If anyone knows the answer, I'm interested. Cheers!

[@Jon.A.Scholt]

@@petertimmins6657 Thanks for answering! I'm glad to hear that at least the financial aspect of it covered. Third back surgery and a hip replacement in the fall; your plate is quite full. I hope your upcoming operation(s) go well and your recovery and PT goes well enough so you can enjoy the summer!

[@afridgetoofar1818]

"Your knee pain is not service related."

[@petertimmins6657]

@@saulvb that’s why we, quite proudly, say “embrace the suck!” That shared suck bonds us together like brothers.

[@alaverga173]

Va be like 0% service related

[@merman08]

Anyone else's knee suddenly hurt after watching this?

[@lalu613]

I feeling that shit in the middle of watching this 😖

[@NIneDJcali]

My body starts to tingle, and I feel weak for some reason...

[@wavygrxvy4880]

when i hit my knee bro ima think i shatter it into thousands of bits bro

[@guehtto9771]

Yeah, mate... and I'm quite concerned since I walked/ran 22km today 😢😓

[@shawnhits704]

I’m 27 and my knee been hurting for no reason for like the past year and getting worse recently, this just came into my algorithm and now it hurts worse LOL

[@user-sf5iq2fl1l]

Just replace with OEM material next time and use 5W40 synthetic oil.

[@ced2623]

ohlins knee would be great

[@dragospahontu]

@@ced2623 lol

[@dragospahontu]

@@ced2623 i can't wait for cyborg knees

[@DICKFARTZZ]

Always go aftermarket

[@1998lemuel]

@@ced2623 dude, the amount of shock absorption you will have is gonna be immense, you now can run more effeciently

[@tommmycruise]

It looks so…fluffy and furry lol I never would’ve thought

[@siluda9255]

UwU

[@ClavinZKL]

Thats what water does You know what lime in the ocean is? Kinda like tht

[@salemas5]

@@siluda9255 OwO

[@CHT420]

A cushion if you will

[@reposter6434]

Looks like cod fish

[@davidstandish4767]

I’m 19 and I’ve had knee pain since I was little. Every doctor I went to said I could have arthritis. but it’s never gotten any worse. In actuality, ever since I started with more activity, like running and consistently going to the gym, my knees have gotten much better. Now I only experience some clicking noises once in a blue moon.

[@tochukwuudu7763]

Same I still have the clicking noise on both knees💀, I need to get back to the gym.

[@yowhatsup9909]

Damn, i also have the annoying clicking noise in my knees when doing squats. I wonder what's the cause.

[@newchangeunlisted_viewer5594]

Walking is great because it works everything out but is not high impact like running

[@alalalus7692]

Iirc you do actually heal your joints by moving them. They have little to no blood flow in them so the nutrients get into tissue through rubbing in

[@fishvato1403]

Not to be a bummer, I’m not as qualified as a doctor but I do have a kinesiology degree. You’re 19 dude. You’re still insanely young. Running, especially on asphalt, is extremely detrimental to your knees. Stick to a track, or power walk on an incline. I know you wanna prove the doctors wrong but if ALL of them are saying the same thing, I’d suggest you follow their advice. While working the muscles, you can potentially aid a damaged ligament, but that doesn’t apply to arthritis bro. Anyway you go, I wish you the best of health in your life.

[@denniswilkerson5536]

Title: “What does arthritis on the knee joint look like?” Thumbnail: *Jupiter*

[@bootleg2543]

Pp

[@Future_Doggo]

Pp

[@andreico6491]

Pp

[@ridenatonkatruck8288]

Pp

[@adityakishore4260]

Pp

[@OmoiSenpai]

This is like Joycon drift, but for humans.

[@lasajnae9626]

Seems about right.

[@urjnlegend]

No, this is the thumbstick grinding against the rest of the controller when it's been used too much

[@muddrantor]

Doc, my leg fon stop moving to the left *doc, which leg? Left

[@Multiroester]

Lets thank god our health care system isnt run by nintendo

[@markholton4663]

Who?

[@soopman117]

Dads: yep, nothing a little WD-40 can’t solve

[@poke6983]

This is what grandfather said when i accidentaly broke my arm and my dad choked on his beer

[@draevonmay7704]

@@poke6983 I like your grandpa

[@theragingcreeper9040]

Dont forget the ductape and zipties to hold those loose flaps

[@szqsk8]

Or duct tape, at least that's what my late husband used to say.

[@alkarinj3947]

Nice profile pic

[@michaelmartinez3209]

I've been an athlete my whole life and this terrified me

[@ashb9567]

I don't consider myself athlete, but I run for 5 hours each week. Don't worry, keep being active and eat healthy; you'll reduce your chances significantly of developing such illnesses

[@Fit4C]

Jesus loves you all very very much repent and believe and be saved from eternal punishment of sin amen, Jesus suffered for you

[@ashb9567]

@@Fit4C Jesus is a figment of your imagination. Amen

[@alexmurphy5548]

@@Fit4C dude even Santa much more real compared to that log nut

[@katsu9316]

@Dog Dog Satan will come to your door and forcefully open it

[@bruceg1845]

finally, after weeks of searching, I get an idea what the problem looks like up-close

[@TheYorkshireKneeClinic]

Bruce, Thanks for taking the time to watch. I hope it provided some clarity as to how the joint surface degrades, ultimately leading to arthritis and why symptoms develop. Regards David Duffy

[@ryder7984]

It's funny how things work--you searched for this for weeks, and I just happened upon it. I was watching stand-up comedy just before this, lol.

[@Defaultzofficial]

@@ryder7984 Now that's not a coincidence, some thing in the algorithm is connecting this video to comedy videos. Which means that people either find this funny, or the comedy as painful as arthritis. I'm saying this because I too was watching comedy videos before this

[@dragoon260]

@@Defaultzofficial I was watching Russian propaganda and this vid auto played after the other one ended.

[@adamthomas4507]

Just graduated as a physiotherapist. Love to see this to understand under the surface what’s actually going on. Thank you

[@simoncook1885]

Can't understand in this day and age why this cartilage cannot be replaced or replenished.

[@SimplestUsername]

My thoughts exactly. Literally the technology used to make this video suggest that we have high precision methods to target and interact with these problem areas with little trauma to the leg. Now we just need a substance that immitates cartilage and a grafting method.

[@100Mmore]

It’s not very profitable to do so, even in the 60s in the USSR surgeons were replacing cartilage with medical grade rubber capsules that had much less reoccurring problems than today’s techniques

[@davids3539]

There's more money in the remedy than the cure.

[@MyLittleMagneton]

Perhaps in the near future they'll be able fix it by injecting mesenchymal stem cells.

[@user-il4ec9iq9m]

Exactly what I was thinking. It seems so easily solvable and would help so many people. It's a shame.

[@AudioGardenSlave123]

I hate looking at things like this. It just evokes a painful image of bones grinding together.

[@nics9840]

Why did you choose to watch then?

[@AudioGardenSlave123]

@@nics9840 I'm a sick man...

[@tjay45]

lmao

[@zealanddublin9047]

Me too!

[@paullamoureux274]

It's just a preview of things to come if arthritis runs in your family.

[@alaefarmestatesllc]

At least a knee replacement is an option. Don’t think there’s a neck replacement for neck arthritis lol

[@ArmoredChocoboLPs]

Take a knee replacement and multiply it by how many vertebrae is in your neck. Probably double that because of how the neck is built to rotate AND tilt.

[@DICKFARTZZ]

:(

[@suep9445]

There is cervical spine fusion, which someone in my family had done a couple of years ago. Was very helpful.

[@Wardell43]

Look up Stretching Exercise to neck pain. and before you let someone cut on you, you should try some various stretching of the back and feet. (see youtube) Most pain goes thru the nerve system and so you get a lot of lower back issues, hip issues and in my case, knee issues and feet problems. Stretching changed everything, plus I drink a concoction of Tbs of Honey, Tbs of Lemon juice, Tbs of Olive Oil, tsp of Cayenne pepper, tsp of Cinnamon, tsp of Turmeric, 1/2 tsp of nutmeg and a fat dash of black Pepper in a cup of hot water(wait for it to cool because the honey will hold the heat to the roof of your mouth) The Stretching shows almost immediate relief, but due to existing pain, it might take a few days to see results

[@ArmoredChocoboLPs]

@@Wardell43 I don't really think stretching is gonna keep your cartilage from wearing out.

[@robbernath]

This is completely correct. I had a torn meniscus in my right knee from an injury sustained as a teenager. Dealt with knee "popping" and related pain for about 35 years until I finally had surgery to remove the torn portion. I do have arthritis in the knee and changes in weather still cause it to stiffen, but no more popping in and out of joint. I was given pre- and post-op pics of the surgery and the knee interior looks just like what is shown in this video (pics taken by arthroscopic camera).

[@Taureg]

oh thank god we had you to verify that the Yorkshire knee clinic was correct

[@robbernath]

@@Taureg you're welcome, "friend" (jack@ss)

[@Taureg]

@@robbernath #triggered

[@robbernath]

@@Taureg never asked your opinion- move on, junior

[@Taureg]

@@robbernath Then don't post things on a public forum squirt

[@russellsteele9675]

I had my right knee replaced many years ago due to arthritis and wear. Your video is the best explanation/example of what happens to a person's knee i have ever seen. Thank you.

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

🙀 lol

[@stephansteele2357]

Cousin

[@jwizdum2103]

Imagine the pain of him playin around with that metal thing if you were awake 😳

[@TheEchoeman]

You can be awake, but with local anesthesia on the knee area.

[@shadowreaper7278]

thats all i was thinking seeing him yank the meniscus and rubbing that metal tool against his knee

[@silviafox78]

I was thinking this was a cadaver... wouldn't it be a bad idea to open up a living person's knee joints and scratch at it with a metal probe when it isn't part of any medical treatment?

[@TheEchoeman]

@@silviafox78 Or maybe the doctor had a deal with the patient giving him 50% discount on the operation if he agrees to filming the procedure for KZbin.

[@gabrielion9313]

@@silviafox78 this was probably done to a patient who is going to get their knee replaced entirely, so it doesn't matter if he scraped the cartilage a bit more.

[@johnboy6840]

When I had my knees scoped in 1992-3 the air force surgeon said my cartridge looked like chopped clams. I had both knees scoped when I was in the Navy at my last shore duty station.

[@menslady125eif2590]

Ouch! Thanks for your service, though.

[@brentreid7031]

And eventually you get to point that your in so much pain a person can hardly walk. Just had total knee replacement done.

[@Mike75575]

Hope life improves for you 🤞

[@lindagraham178]

Hi, ran across your comment, how did your knee replacement go, ?? I am getting a consultation this week, in pain 24/7, with my left knee, thanks

[@brentreid7031]

@@lindagraham178 the biggest thing I noticed was no pain when I get out of bed in morning. I was in hospital one day then home. Used a walker for about 3 day's then walking on my own. The only thing I find weird is my knees don't bend as far as they use to. And it takes a while to regain strength back in your legs. But I'm sure you will not regret getting it done.

[@lindagraham178]

@@brentreid7031 Thank you so much for sharing your recovery details, right now I have so much arthritis, painful to walk without cane or walker, I'm encouraged. Happy and Healthy New Year to you.

[@h4v0c97]

Just watching this makes me weak

[@Rude_Boi]

Weak in the knees?

[@lilmarrz]

@@Rude_Boi yes my knees kinda hurt now

[@codyeaster290]

@@lilmarrz Then make them stop hurting.

[@johndrey4466]

@@codyeaster290 🤯

[@codyeaster290]

@@johndrey4466 I know right, crazy solution, but it works.

[@blaydeesy2005]

Just had a TKR at 49. In 2012 I started to have knee pain, I was 20 years into my military career. You could see my PT scores drop every year from 2010, and by 2015 it was getting pretty bad. That was the last year I actually ran or jogged. 2017 I retired and suffered through the next four years st it just got worse. Last year I was using a cane it was so bad. Six months out, it was no joke, I thought since I had gone through four ACL reconstructions I’d breeze through it. Most painful recovery I’ve ever had, but absolutely totally worth it. I still have a little swelling depending on how much I’m on my feet, but ever day it gets better and stronger. I’m cycling again and can walk with no pain. Looking at other options for my “good knee”. It’s not hurting now, but I’ve had two reconstructions on that one and a few minor injuries, so I know it’s coming.

[@chadhayag9171]

I feel pain everytime he tries to peel off the cartilage on the arthritis patient. Thanks for inspiring me to take better care of my knees 😬

[@Soosss]

don’t have arthritis but this is very interesting

[@biffin1123]

Same Here. Doesn't hurt to know.

[@cristobal6721]

It is

[@martingarricks6209]

Yet

[@skynotaname2229]

This is why stem-cell research is so miraculous. My dad is a large man, he was able to repair his knees using it. He says he hasn't felt this good since before his motorcycle accident.... which happened when he was 23. He's 67 years old now and had the treatment a couple years ago.

[@dingdong6005]

Who was doctor who performed steam cells ?

[@michaelcorkery7108]

I had arthroscopy on my right knee two days ago. I walk better already. They gave me pictures of what my knee looked like before and after. The surgeon did very smooth work. Big difference.

[@SomeSortOfWay]

That's crazy. We're literally getting a glimpse into someone's knee(s). Wild

[@bradshadbradshaw8319]

Outstanding! Clear, concise, and informative. Thank you for producing this video.

[@duster974]

« IT CAN CAUSE SEVERE PAIN » *happy little song in the background*

[@MinorKey135]

I really appreciate them explaining what you will and won’t see in the description

[@vexan7435]

You’re telling me he just shoved a camera in their knee

[@kalebglenn5279]

Kneeded footage

[@garygullikson6349]

Had both "bone on bone" knees replaced years ago, great improvement for a couple of years but now have pain and stiffness in knees, edema in feet ankles and lower legs probably due to pre-existing heart related circulatory problems and overweight. I get around using a cane at 82. Your mileage may vary.

[@patsymillar9447]

I have stage 1 arthritis in both knees. Nice to know what I'm in for in the future.

[@idontgetjokes4614]

Looks nice doesn’t it

[@musketballs6129]

ZILOSUL THE MIRACLE DRUG may be the answer.

[@tibo6749]

@@musketballs6129 shut up like actually shut the fuck up. People's lives are at hand here and you're promoting some fraud. Go touch grass or better yet get a real job.

[@pyreau306]

I like how the video showcases the human body and it's painful places that leave discomfort in the patients knee while the music is happy and fun

[@suzieb8366]

Wow! ... so good to see the real thing up close..amazing!

[@russellperez740]

Watching this makes my knee ache

[@kashaw33]

Thank you very helpful!

[@googlreviews7813]

great video, best one I've seen on this topic yet.

[@briandennis6821]

I have never searched anything like this before KZbin's algorithm is as astounding yet mysterious

[@imdeplorable2241]

This is the best explanation and video I have seen so far explaining what actually takes place inside a knee. My second total knee replacement is not too far off. The first one works great.

[@johnwt7333]

You not only get one but two? I've been saving for almost 5 years to get mine and I'm not even halfway to get it

[@imdeplorable2241]

@@johnwt7333 I had to have the right one done in 2012, when I was 57. My insurance at the time paid for everything. And, they paid me disability pay for the first six months of rehabilitation then, I was on my own. But, they paid ALL of my rehab costs. Now, I'm retired and have Medicare so, I will have to pay something when I have the left one done. That one will be knee operation #7, all tolled, since 1990. Getting old sucks but, it beats the alternative.

[@CreeksideCaleb]

21 years old with 4 knee surgeries, 2 on each knee. Still have cartilage tearing in both knees and I’ve had arthritis in my right knee for the last 2 1/2 years. Pain and discomfort everyday, very limited physical activity

[@HardMyD]

I'm sorry I'm going through same process but I keep avoiding the surgery cause I'm scared..

[@CreeksideCaleb]

@@HardMyD see if there’s an option about cartilage regeneration. I just got surgery 3 months ago and the doctor took out a small sample of cartilage from my knee and it’s stored in a lab. If I need this second surgery, the process is that they’ll start growing the cartilage to implant it back in my knee where there’s very little left.

[@CreeksideCaleb]

@@HardMyD only thing about it is that the recovery process compares to that of an ACL tear. I’m holding off on that personally because I don’t wanna go through a year of recovery again. Feels like I’m either playing with fire or delaying the inevitable by not getting surgery. I’m uneasy both ways, getting it vs not getting it

[@CreeksideCaleb]

@@HardMyD hope everything goes well and your knees heal

[@rashmirai2593]

I 26 years old and have RA in elbow and wrist. Limited movement and swelling. Can use my right hand properly and even brushing is difficult

[@deering704]

Shartteres my right knee at 28. My surgeon said I had no cartilage left. 36 now and waiting for arthritis (most pain I get is swelling when it rains). Hopefully it keeps taking its time to appear. He also said I’ll probably need a knee replacement in my 40s so maybe around then.

[@judyl.761]

What a great video! Thank you!

[@Littlelillypewee]

My arthritic knee started throbbing 60 seconds in. Now I see were the pain comes from.

[@StephenfromChch]

Thank you for the insight.

[@TheYorkshireKneeClinic]

Thanks for watching. I hope you found the video useful in order to understand what happens when joints start to wear. Regards David Duffy

[@billthestinker]

Great information and video thank you

[@BrunoLima-uz6qp]

Massa! fica claro a diferença de uma cartilagem sadia e uma não. Parabéns pelo vídeo. Explicação simples e objetiva

[@oldwolf1928]

Explained it better then My Dr did!

[@egotrips4810]

I literally rubbed my knees after this video thanking it for all the force and tension it has to go through - I hope I never develop arthritis because the images themselves look painful

[@txroyalflowers5346]

Thank you for this video!

[@leeharris6637]

Damn, i always wondered what the inside of Rage's knee looked like

[@ThatKidVertz]

yourrage reference LMFAOOO

[@isaiahturner9289]

Someone needs to tell him to react to this

[@mylastshot996]

bro….u finna catch the curse . Chill. 😂

[@konnichiyawasan1619]

"I used to be an adventurer like you. then I took an arrow in the knee"

[@starboltdreamcaster2074]

Grimoire of zero?🤣 or other anime?

[@fragjump5407]

@@starboltdreamcaster2074 Skyrim

[@tkflow]

@@starboltdreamcaster2074 skyrim

[@tkflow]

@@starboltdreamcaster2074 no where close to anime...😐🤦‍♂️

[@vishwasparihar1166]

Very good explanation

[@kasimirb5155]

Fascinating images. Thanks for sharing.

[@hgphhi2729]

I appreciate the video. Nice to know what is going on in my knees, that have betrayed me.

[@GreenlightBze]

Facts

[@user-tx9ys8cn6x]

Dude, if i may..... reinforce ligaments, cut the garbage foods: processed foods, palm oil, transfats, gmo foods, high corn fructose, no anti-nutrients, no toxins, no pro-inflamatory omega-6 rich foods like seed oils, grains, and many vegetables, especially nightshades, farmed fish or caged chicken or grain-fed animals) cut all sugar ... and pump yourself with high nutrient dense foods..of the 100% natural and bioavailbe type. Go grass fed, head to toe ( including bone marrow, bone broths,and organs), raw and unpasteurised, go pasture only chickens/eggs and pasture pork, go wild caught fish oily fish and shellfish etc. . Also, intermittent fast ! Also, get a shiatsu pillow, and work that scar tissue, stiffness on ligaments, help unblock stuck toxins and fibrin where threre's no more good blood flow. All this will KILL inflamation, and reverse the condition, even rebuild tissue. u gotta trust me on this.

[@user-tx9ys8cn6x]

you'll also lose all the excess weight, if you got any, which will help the cause too.

[@jimo7593]

Ruptured my left knee in high school in 1980, then my right knee in 1983 and again in 1994. While it only happened to the left once, it was far more damaging, requiring surgery. My knees have been a source of constant pain since, but one gets used to it. Today, my left knee doesn't bend as easily, I can't cross it over my right at a 90 degree anymore. A position that always gave me comfort and eased the pain. Now, if I attempt it, I have to use my hands to get it there and it's painful after a few moments, but even more painful putting it back straight. Nevermind trying to stand. I'm 57 and I walk like a 90 year old man. I think it's time for a replacement.

[@musketballs6129]

ZILOSUL might be the answer.

[@timothyfurer7392]

Thanks. Very informative video.

[@karenmclaughlan9128]

Had my total knee replacement done 4 years ago and I've had nothing but trouble with it. Still walk with a limp and I'm going to get an Aspiration done on my knee on the 10th August

[@CMRinehart]

I’m 65, played tennis (plus local tournaments) for about 15 years, mostly 7 days a week, and still doing great. But I never jogged or ran ever.

[@LincolnClay98]

Running is healthy

[@frostedlambs]

you might be seeing me one day, i shattered my kneecap from a fall and the surgeon said it was completely shattered, i got some metal screws and that some day I would have sever arthritis, it was like 4 years ago and im 24 now, I don't get any pain but I cant cycle or do heavy exercise on the knee like squats or my knee clicks

[@juiceybrucey3475]

Now I understand! Thank you for posting this video :)

[@mr.wilson77]

very helpful; thank you

[@Hopeless_and_Forlorn]

What a great job of seeing where the problem lies. I had my left knee replaced years ago. The right knee is approaching that level of wear, but I am having good results rubbing Voltaren on the knee up to four times a day. It is over the counter, available as a generic, and is thought to be safer long-term than taking the parent drug, Meloxicam, orally because it greatly reduces the amount of drug reaching the kidneys. Because of my earlier experiences, I was skeptical of anything short of replacement being effective at reducing knee pain to a manageable level, but this stuff works. I am not a doctor, and you are reading this where any fool can post an opinion, but you might ask your doctor about it.

[@MegaHugro]

I'm 66 male and my knees hips and shoulders were killing me with arthritis I started light to medium exercising stretching hiking and now I am nearly pain free, that is not to say I don't get a little stiff in the morning but way better than limping around and not being able to lift my shoulder or arm 6 months ago.

[@dingdong6005]

How are you doing now?

[@MegaHugro]

@@dingdong6005 I jinxed myself because shortly after that post I broke an ankle while jogging trails on my woodland property. I launched high onto a slippery log and down I came. However, I continued to do as much moving as possible so arthritis stayed at bay. Now at 68 and still feeling a pinch in my ankle I hike hard but no jogging.

[@ek3jay828]

32 years old and suffer with my left knee it always feels like it needs to pop and sometimes locks up,luckily i live in yorkshire so may need to come to you guys soon

[@honsville]

Oh man this video gave me the chills.

[@IvanGoldBit]

0:28 I've always said the human body is like a vehicle maintain it and don't abuse it

[@dylankrehan5107]

oh sorry ill just stop bending my knees then hope that reverses my arthritis 😊👍 thanks for the tip dude

[@108wee]

@@dylankrehan5107 comparing the body to a machine implies parts cant repair themselves. The original comment never implied that you could reverse the damage, but that you should’ve prevented the damage to begin with. Stop being so salty.

[@corpmobb4134]

@@108wee you're my property

[@Rainy_Day12234]

Every joint I have aches.

[@casswashwash1070]

Same

[@lanceyb9065]

Same. Its covid.

[@butifyourim]

Same Coz we are consuming too very much of Oil in our foods. Sugar, coffee, tea, milk, any thing that got oil in it, Baking soda are the major coz of deteriorating of Ligaments of our bones.

[@chinossynthesizer705]

@@butifyourim calcium dont help bones fake

[@jetsersjets2638]

I love videos like this. So interesting.

[@p0llus]

what a wonderful video

[@robertwyman1497]

I got a partial replacement in 2011. I wish I had looked into it before it was done. Had 3 muscles cut and knee pain I is back for the past 2 years. Best treatment for my knee would have been shots to lubricate.

[@user-tx9ys8cn6x]

Go paleo /keto/carnivore, high nutrient dense, head to toe ( organs), wild caught fish, not farmed, grass fed only ruminant animals, not caged, free to roam/pasture chicken/eggs/pork , grass fed only never grain-fed, bone broths (collagen) and bone marrow ( white blood cells) . Cut all toxix/inflamatory sugar, vegetable oils, seeds, grains and high omega 6 foods and most high sugar veggies or most high in antinutrinets vegetables, i.e nightshades ( aubergines, tomatoes ) and increase omega3 dha, oily fish, fish oil, shellfish etc... Also, raw and unpasteurised ( dairy) and organic. Do intermittent fasting > progress to OMAD > progress to include some prolonged fasting of 36-48hrs ( autophagy) , and massage all joints deeply and let blood flow and help release stuck toxins and scar tissue and deliver bioavailuble nutrinets ( hot and cold -- boold in&out, and hand deep tissue massage, massage ball,and shiatsu pillow. ciao

[@user-ry9eo8xn7p]

And here I am butterfly clicking for 3 hours a day

[@jherd7909]

Thank you recommended for finding this.

[@mrarengee3976]

Thank you David

[@Shawn-xg8dq]

The whole time I watched this my face was making an "i just ate a lemon" face.

[@OverAchi3ver]

Does collagen and other joint/bone vitamins really make a difference in the long run? Or is that really inevitable? I’ve heard mixed feelings on vitamins and other things related.

[@sunii4264]

I have felt relief using Joint Juice from Costco.☺️

[@cezr1518]

Thanks for the info with regards to how to interpret x rays!

[@kenjijallan5448]

I don’t have arthritis and hopefully won’t ever have one but I had ACL and MCL injuries and this videos tickles my knees where I had my injuries. 😬😵‍💫

[@patrickprafke4894]

How we haven't come up with something we can slip between the 2 joints is beyond me.

[@rubb3rlizard607]

It’s so weird seeing the inside of a knee, well, sort of seeing the inside of a knee

[@Horizon344]

Amazing film inside the knee, thx. How far off is a treatment to regrow damaged cartilage?

[@shawnnaidoo5522]

Just had all my ligaments replaced in my right knee... one of the most painful things I have ever been though... nerve issues and unbearable pain... suicide inducing pain... but it gets better ... thank God for medical advances

[@billyrubin2001]

That’s grade four osteoarthritis. Joint replacement is required.

[@scottydu81]

Yup. Take it to the shop, complete overhaul

[@tommy3134]

my question is why are they digging around in that healthy knee lol, did somebody volunteer for that?

[@shotgundiplomat2406]

I was seriously wondering the same thing

[@Ladiesman_2170]

They are digging in there to show the difference I guess

[@CJWolf-st1qi]

EXCELLENT VIDEO

[@billbright1755]

The tibia does the majority of lower leg load bearing. The fibula assists with connecting to the talus and transfer to the calcaneus and metatarsal arch. The patella acting as a guide for tendons acting upon lower leg.

[@rickbowl8091]

I thought the body right by bone would be very red but its white and clear

[@marbleslost8627]

Same. I’m wondering what that fluid is.

[@GreenlightBze]

Is there a way I can get surgery for both my knees? I’ve been having knee pains from arthritis for 9 years .

[@yogeshghadge5748]

Just do a bit of yoga.

[@madmatt2024]

For starters, you need to talk to your doctor about it. They typically don't do both knees at once though, it reduces your mobility too much at one time.

[@GreenlightBze]

@@madmatt2024 yea I understand that . I think my knee problems came from high school basketball, also growing up playing on concrete courts . Following not having the best shoes to afford .

[@andyharpist2938]

@@GreenlightBze yup 100 free fall jumps and skiing did it for me

[@akumarolls8532]

This was the question which caused all those sleepless nights Thank god KZbin reccomendations👍🏻

[@samehsafwat2657]

thanks for sharing

[@menslady125eif2590]

PLEASE don't do this to me, knees!

[@Fit4C]

Jesus loves you all very very much repent and believe and be saved from eternal punishment of sin amen, Jesus suffered for you

[@catgamingftw8239]

@@Fit4C Jesus will grant us peace and prosperity !

[@gusfringberkman9598]

@@Fit4C Yes reject degeneracy! Embrace Jesus's love!

[@joeyoshs]

How did you get such a clear image? I thought that area of the knee would be covered in blood. I suppose one would suck out the blood somehow and fill it with water?

[@patrickm.4469]

it is a layer of clear fluid in real life I think

[@SatrnOne]

Joint capsules are filled with a clear, viscous fluid called synovial fluid.

[@baughhumbuglights8860]

I just had knee surgery done a couple months ago and the orthopedist said there's only a little blood when they make the incisions. They actually flood your knee with filtered water to make it swell up and make it easier to access the meniscus and joint (think of a sponge). Even though they drain the water when done, your leg absorbs much of that water and it takes about two weeks for the body to absorb all that excess water.

[@joeyoshs]

@@baughhumbuglights8860 what caused you to get knee surgery if I may ask as an athlete

[@baughhumbuglights8860]

@Joseph Spencer For me, it was due to too much walking for my job (I work at Intel in a cleanroom and we average 5 miles walking per shift), my age (55), and the onset of arthtritis. An MRI also revealed a torn miniscus, so the surgery removed the tear and scraped off the extra dangly bits inside my knee.

[@MileyonDisney]

Cool presentation!

[@RaikenXion]

My mom currently has this, it's got so bad she uses a special stick, and even bought a special trolly with this handled/bar which she uses as support and it doubles as a seat. She's been waiting for appointment with orthopedics.

[@AlcyoneSivin7]

This channel is gonna give my knees nightmares

[@TheJoeyboots]

😂