Parasitic Diseases Lectures #1: Introduction

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  • @TheGabXD
    @TheGabXD 5 років тому +24

    I just finished my undergraduate education in biology. I took a parasitology class and I became fascinated with parasites. I want to dedicate my life to studying them. Thank you so much for these lectures.

    • @siliconiusantogramaphantis2122
      @siliconiusantogramaphantis2122 2 роки тому +6

      I think people studying parasites are doing humanity a favor. Humans are in denial about just how pervasive these organisms are in our cultural lifestyles and bodies.

    • @HBeaucoup
      @HBeaucoup Рік тому

      That's a noble goal. People need to learn more about Jews.

    • @BvirtuallY
      @BvirtuallY Рік тому +1

      You are rare, my friend. I know because I live in the U.S. and have been forced to be my own living (or dying) biology-lab experiment for over ten years. Not once in all 10 until a month ago would any of my doctors grant me my wish for an appointment to an infectious/parasitic disease doctor for two main reasons:
      1. When it began I was 41-years YOUNGER-THAN-MOST, biologically speaking, inherited through my dad's genes. Suspecting parasites after months of alarming symptoms, I went to a dermatologist who biopsied me, diagnosing my issues as 'Eczema,' saying also, a week or so after, that I 'did not have parasites and they could not help any further' as I'd responded, 'I respect your lab guy and his results but think he is missing something.' This dermatologist's misdiagnosis and knee-jerk response toward my natural concern gave our region's only infectious disease doctor a personal excuse to refuse to meet with me, much less try to help me. This all happened, despite my PCP's phoned-in referral at my insistence at my last office visit with him.
      This entire situation began what would become hundreds of overwhelming problems caused by the West's lowly, money-prioritizing system of Big Dis-ease: over the course of a year my PCP had addressed my parasite concerns by advising how I'd 'ONLY see parasites in my POOP if I indeed had them.' And since I was in the room to witness the infectious disease guy's refusal to help my PCP and me based on the dermatologist's innacurate Eczema diagnosis, this situation forced my PCP on-spot to confess he'd never had even one patient before me mention parasites and had almost no knowledge about the buggers!)!
      2. The diversified, finely-tuned diagnostic knowledge and methods required to diagnose a parasite sufferer's symptoms and the parasite's genus & species have been designed 100% lacking all specific, poignant aspects of all parasites and of differences per each type.
      I honestly know SO much about 'rare' parasites, now, having been living with all their habits as a part of my own physiology for over a decade. I am offering myself and any answers you wish to ask.

  • @almikell5500
    @almikell5500 Рік тому +3

    Been teaching "college micro" for 35 years---------your stuff is the stuff!!!!!!!!!! I teach at Oklahoma Christian University and we have a good international makeup here (think missions). I am a bacteriologist, but------------ I DON'T LEAVE THE WORMS OUT-----------THE DEVIL DIDN'T!!!!!!!!!!

    • @katwiltz1134
      @katwiltz1134 Рік тому

      No the Bible didn't when Jesus says and let the worms have them there's something to that it's not the worms that eat you after you die. There's a link in the Quran where it says after the rain has been shut up the rain was let loose the worms bust from their necks and they died.

  • @PBXBusinessbuilders
    @PBXBusinessbuilders Рік тому +8

    I hope you discuss parasites and covid and parasites and cancer. there IS A HUGE LINK

    • @BvirtuallY
      @BvirtuallY Рік тому

      What is the HUGE LINK??

    • @Michelle-mu2ux
      @Michelle-mu2ux Рік тому

      ​@@BvirtuallY parasites cause disease and cancer.

    • @dianathomas1025
      @dianathomas1025 7 місяців тому

      @@BvirtuallYparasites

    • @BvirtuallY
      @BvirtuallY 7 місяців тому

      Yes, I get it now

    • @h20bearboy65
      @h20bearboy65 3 місяці тому

      Covid and Parasites: A HUGE LINK? - seriously - how about you elaborate? where are you getting this information? I'm hoping your not stupid enough to go down the Ivermecterin rabbithole that has systematically, scientifically , and repeatedly proven to be - uh - in scientific terms- it's Bullshit!

  • @kevc3148
    @kevc3148 Рік тому +2

    This explains immigration in the West since the late 1800s and particularly recently 😬 the parallels can hardly be ignored 😩

  • @shirleyfoley9155
    @shirleyfoley9155 6 років тому +7

    This will be my professional development this semester. I've really been looking forward to these.

  • @BreakpointFun
    @BreakpointFun Рік тому

    I'm not even studying amount related to medicine, and im interested, because of the professional production!
    I wish all of our teachers and material had this level of engagement...

  • @flopez49gmail
    @flopez49gmail 3 роки тому +3

    Deep thanks and congratulations on inspiring thousands of people (and hopefully tens of thousands or more in the near future, god knows you deserve it so), for going up and beyond and doing what you do for the real reason anyone takes this up: to help those in need.

  • @ruthella7173
    @ruthella7173 Рік тому +1

    This video ,just made me understand that I still have a long way to go
    Thank you sir
    I learnt a lot✅✅

  • @myronp243
    @myronp243 Рік тому

    Brilliant lecture.Thank you so much

  • @josephhagston8707
    @josephhagston8707 Рік тому

    excellent videos very detailed. Thank you.

  • @suman-by7gt
    @suman-by7gt 4 роки тому +3

    I love reading about parasites, they fascinate me and I thank you very much for these fantastic presentations. Is there any way to stay in touch?

  • @claudialorenavaleramoron2019
    @claudialorenavaleramoron2019 3 роки тому +2

    Muchas gracias por compratir

  • @lindanorris2455
    @lindanorris2455 3 роки тому +3

    LET'S TALK TICKS, SIR!

  • @zakariahlafreniere1332
    @zakariahlafreniere1332 2 роки тому +1

    inferior systems attract parasites, superior systems expel parasites.
    QED

  • @childlikefaith7257
    @childlikefaith7257 Рік тому

    Treatment should be the main focus prevention second.

  • @KristyW72
    @KristyW72 3 роки тому +2

    Were all the malaria cases only found in those spots on the heat map?

  • @shalomzimba6870
    @shalomzimba6870 6 років тому +2

    Your lectures are dope please upload more

  • @chibweobias221
    @chibweobias221 3 роки тому +2

    More

  • @Jeni-ow1kl
    @Jeni-ow1kl Рік тому

    What about farmers &/or Ag workers in ‘Developed Countries’? Aren’t they exposed to many parasites, too?

    • @dianathomas1025
      @dianathomas1025 7 місяців тому

      People are exposed in every country that has water, food, dirt, animals etc…

  • @BODYGUARDAXI1GOD007
    @BODYGUARDAXI1GOD007 11 місяців тому

    🎉

  • @sl4983
    @sl4983 2 роки тому

    HEROS

  • @kajal-jz6br
    @kajal-jz6br 5 місяців тому

    krimi Mukti capsules by Planet Ayurveda are the best for cleaning the digestive tract. It also supports a healthy appetite.

  • @starstrukk666
    @starstrukk666 2 роки тому

    I think it's funny that the United States for the worms one was white like there was no science done on it when how much s*** do we put on our crops and how often do people take those crops home and they don't soak it in vinegar they might just basic rinse it off LOL

  • @MrOzzyCam
    @MrOzzyCam 2 роки тому +1

    Why is Australia all blue? I defy a worm to live in the middle of Australia....LOL.

    • @stanibol
      @stanibol 2 роки тому

      Please expand.