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One brain explains to another brain how it functions

So, my brain decided to learn about itself today...how narcissistic

If I had a teacher like you, I probably would have gone into medicine.

Brain : I am gonna teach you about brain. Brain : I am listening.

The fact that this dude was able to regurgitate all this info in one take with no notes to the camera is the thing that impressed me the most this video

I just wanted to say that I finished my human anatomy class with an A and this channel was very helpful 🥰🙏🏻 thank you!

i do not understand how anybody can dislike these videos. the information shared is simply priceless ....and i am fangirling jonathan, of course.

This is why healthy fats, such as omega-3s and omega-6s, are vital for brain and overall body health.👍

To think that all of your thoughts, dreams and memories, the entirety of your knowledge, experience and every aspect of your personality is completely contained within a wet lump of electrified bacon is simultaneously humbling and awe-inspiring.

That phospholipids wrapped around the axon analogy with the toilet paper roll was genius!!!🔥💯

Is anyone else here because of youtube suggestions? I'm glad I checked this out though. This is great information about the body and things I've never thought about

Okay, this info is mind-blowing 🤯

Jonathan super pumped talking about medicine as always, and Geoffrey chilling in the background, as always.

I wish I had access to this when I was going through High School, Good Job as always, Keep it up!

Thanks to the great people who donate their bodies for us to learn.. Especially the owner of this particular brain 😍😍😍 Thank you for teaching us because honestly you are a life saver... Thank you.. In kiswahili we say "asante" 🇰🇪

The brain he holds, used to process someone's consciousness, had thoughts and memories since infant days, used to love and care. And here we are comparing it to fat tissue.

Actual footage of young Jonathan 😂😂 Very interesting video! + I love that y'all have a great sense of humor too and include it in your videos 😄👍

This was a really cool topic. I am learning soooo much from you guys. I wish biology was taught this plainly when I was in school, but then again I am so old that much of this research, examples, and tools weren’t in existence yet. 🤓. 🌺🌸

Holy cow, Jonathan! This is a lot of good information! You presented it very well. Thank you.

"Hey, baby... That brain be thicc!"

Wow. That was very informative for a complete beginner with no medical background. I'm 60 and have a huge respect for the incredible design and function of the human body. I wish my biology class at school had been even half as good as this channel!

This was a pretty weird video. Didn't know there was an organ called "Your Mom" in the human body.

I would love a hour long video of how the brain receives, processes and acts on information.

Your are an amazing medical teacher... I literally appreciate u the way u are teaching and explaining about human anatomy.. As a medical student, I always see this channel video and I really enjoyed it because I also know about these things. Overall I want to say that u both are doing such an amazing work and we really enjoyed it 😊

What a well-thought-out and very enlightening video presentation. This is some of the best work on KZfaq, congrats and thank you!

can y'all do a video on gastric sleeves? I've been watching my 600lbs life and am super interested in the anatomy of the surgery.

Would love a video about how neurons (if I'm not mistaken) actually work also about how the ear helps us balance

These guys do a fantastic job explaining complex systems in easy to understand terms. Truly incredible!

Thank you for this video! I'd love to see a video showing all of the different parts housed in the skull. Pituitary gland, thalamus, hypothalamus, pineal gland, hippocampus, and the like, in a way that shows their location, size, shape, and proximity to other parts.

As someone who's already in the medical field, thank you so much for this great channel! You guys truly make the field of medicine and especially human anatomy fun and interesting! Keep up the quality work. ⚕😊

I love this huge smile, they are indulging with in their subject matter!

actual footage of young Jonathan 🤣🤣🤣

I've always thought of it like a wire or cable covered in the protective plastic.

I was just talking about brain tissue!!! I swear!! That’s awesome! You guys are the best.

This channel is so fun to watch and time flies

I love this channel, have learnt so much from you. Thank you so much.

Look at those lashes 😍I love this channel. It’s so informative. If I had you as a Professor, I would have 100% in attendance, extra credit and study hall.

@Institute of Human Anatomy Could you do a video on diabetes and what it does to the body anatomically-wise?

I have MS and I did not expect it come up in this video! Guys, your myelin sheath is SO important. Without it, you can get numbness and tingling, vision changes, mood changes, bowel and bladder issues, paralysis, pain, tight muscles, extreme fatigue, and a whole range of other issues. Be sure to thank your myelin sheaths today! 😊

Very interesting and worthwhile video.

Man, i love your teaching energy. The explanation are clear and easy to understand. Thank you for your work making all of these videos. Because of you i love anatomy and become one of my reason take biology major in univ. And i'm freshmen biology full of energy to learn human anatomy and physiology.

You are an amazing teacher as always. I love this channel.

Brain is most complex thing in know universe, that's enough to praise engineering behind human brain

Can you make a video about multible sclerosis? My mom has it and I really want to understand what is going on. Your Videos are amazing and I have learned so much already

This channel is amazing!

Excellent presentation!

Wow what a great video. I truly learned something and I was hoping you would have continued deeper. I am a retired engineer from the electrical power industry. What I saw in your video is analogous to the electrical power world. Insulating oil is used in transformers and older circuit breakers for electrical insulation and cooling. Insulating oil was also used in the old electrical transmission lines and was accompanied by oil pressure pumps. The insulating oil is a highly refined and pure mineral oil. If you have ever seen a transformer fire you will know it is the oil burning and sometimes makes the 10 o’clock news. I find it amazing that the human body is using oil to insulate its electrical system. It makes perfect sense to me.

I watch these videos thinking I have some sort of idea of what is going on, and then by the end of the video I’m still baffled by how insanely cool our body is

It would be interesting to learn about the different sections of the brain.

You guys are awesome.... beautiful job explaining things to us that never made to medical school. Johnathan, why don't you guys show the hands of a cadaver? Why are people so freaked out by them? Btw...love the video of the "jumping eyes" 😂

Another great Video! Btw - when you were talking about MS: I myself as I am a patient dealing with MS would be really interested to see a video from you about MS!

What a great explanation! You guys are so enthusiastic... and knowledgeable.

Lol, out of the corner of my eye the title looked like "Is your brain really made up of FART?".... Evidently yes, sometimes it seems that way.

Land of Anatomica...Lol... I love it, thank you for that.

I'm really immersed in your presentation. 1000x kudos :)

I love the way you explain things! This was very helpful 🙏🏻💞

I wish you could compare male and female brains.

I'm not even a medical student (any more, I dropped out from my CNA courses due to mental health issues) but now I've turned a former hobby of mine, art, into something of a career and I'm studying it now. Weirdly enough, these videos are also helpful to artists- Understanding how underlying structures work oft assists in the accurate portrayal of the human form. Plus, learning is fun! Additionally, I see interesting brain facts, you bet your gluteus maximus imma clicks that.

The human body is a real marvel. By viewing these videos I have learned so much. Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍🏻

Thanks Jonathan, you're a good explainer. Looking forward to an Action Potential video from you.

As a zombie this episode made me very hungry. Dunno why but I just noticed that brains are hollow in the middle, even after seeing hundreds of them over the years.

Learning through your video presentations has provided me with a deeper appreciation for the miracle the human body is as well as providing me with a growing incentive to care for it with far more attention and gratitude for all that we are! Thank you for your professionalism and clarity!

11:18 I'm writing a biology exam called the "Vorabi" (this is a preparation for the final exams, but it is valued as an normal exam even though the conditions are the same as at the final exams) soon and it will probably be about neurology! A video about the transmission of nervous signals and the different nervous systems would be great for studying because these videos here are thousand times more interesting then reading books!

Perfectly pitched. Thank you.

My brain just learned something about itself, I wonder how that will effect its future functioning, will it become obsessed with itself? 🤔

Astonishingly awesome!! So the phospholipid tissue insulates the tail of the cel so it becomes 50 times more efficient, like an organic cable!! Wow!

It's so amazing that makes me wanna cry! I actually use your videos as a biology class. I learn so much more!

This is really amazing i love watching ur vids. i am an aspiring neurosurgeon and i love neurology. please make a vid on action potentials i would really appreciate it. Thank You !!!

Hope the human who donated his brain for this video is doing ok

Please do another video about the action potential in the brain. Thank you! And thank you for sharing this!

Very cool! Still wonder if you happen to have a brain there with visible scarring from multiple sclerosis. Side note with MS patients like me is how the heat adversely effects the electrical signals in the demylenated axons. It massively slows those signals down, and over time the axons can become completely severed and destroyed. Summertime is absolute HELL for those living with MS.

Was I the only one that got concerned when he held the toilet paper to explain oligodendrocytes? Coz all that went through my head is..... phenoxy ethanol. And he just touched a cadaver. And a brain.

Would LOVE to see a video on how psychedelics affect the mind!!!

Please do a video about the sciatic nerve, and why a person might have chronic sciatica. Thank you for all of the informative videos!

Teaching is not everybody’s cup of tea except for people like you, thank you for a wonderful video.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

great video! i love neurology! please talk about how axons transfer signals!

Super cool! Thanks for always making these videos =)

Great video! So complex but very comprehensive.

Love your video’s…esp when discussing the brain. I slipped on black ice 4yrs ago, hitting the back of my head…damaging my right optic nerve. My brain went forward and hit my frontal lobe damaging the right side of my brain which damaged all of the pathways on that side. Now TBI and Post Concussion Syndrome…would like to see a video on this, if you can do one. Thank you!

Hmmm, actual footage of Jonathan

I enjoy learning from these videos. Keep up the great work.

I find your content to be very fascinating. As an MS patient I'd love to watch more information on the nerve cell structure, axons and the make-up of the myelin sheathing in both the brain and spinal cord. How does all this relate and affect MS issues? What do MRI images tell a doctor about the condition. Also, on an unrelated vein, how does liposuction affect the subcutaneous layer? How destructive is such a procedure?

Wow!! Very very interesting and love how u explain it to where we can understand. Can't wait to see more videos

I really like this because I have learned it I am watching from Philippines 🇵🇭

I have Heard about that WE have about the Size of a Cat brain located in our Belly for digesting. Could you make a Video about these neurons WE have in our stomach ?

I got this explained when i had severe anorexia, aside from other organs shutting down they told me it made me "starvation-dumb" too as my body had to take from any fat in the body including from the brain.

So impressed with your knowledge and presentation!

If you where touching the brain of a person who is alive, would they feel you touching their brain? Or would you touching their brain activate neurons?

I was just watching Cells at Work and this came out 😊 I'm learning a lot today 😂

Brilliant analogy using the tissue roll 💯👍

This is such an interesting video. This is not the first time that I've heard this information, but it is the first time I've seen real anatomical specimens used to illustrate the Concepts. I remember learning the role of fat tissue in brain health from a dietitian In eating disorders rehab. Starvation has been known to alter the size and shape of the brain overtime. The fatty outer tissues of the brain can become compromised once a person becomes significantly underweight. The brain is amazing organ that can fortunately recover with refeeding. It's more difficult for other vital organs to physically recover like the heart muscle.

3:23 he was really very cute....😊😊😊😌❤️❤️....love u a lot sir!!! And sir please make a video on nerve impulse conduction... would love to see that...

I'm a fan from Philippines ❤️

excellent! It would be cool to have an addition to this video on what diseases are associated with demyelinazation of the nervous system.

You captivate my adhd brain and make it easier to learn than any of my teachers ever could.

This is so cool i am impressed. So how do you get a headache

💖🌷💖🌷💖 Love the channel !

Respect to the people that donated their body parts for science

you are the first one who made it so well explained! 5 stars !