Same. I did some wiki research before coming to this video though. Professor Dave sure clarified all doubts though.

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Same

The real Iron Man.

Same

That’s unimaginable. You’re only 5 years older than my mother, and I wouldn’t be able to bear the sight of someone I care for in such a condition. I sincerely bless you a long and happy life. ❤️ Thank you for sharing.

Did you live?

@@Elnegro.. they wrote this comment so I’m guessing they are alive

@@Elnegro.. He passed away = covid

@@Cheesling Did not say he was vaxed either probably why he survived.

@Ritz Girl Gamer nah he around 75

hes 69 😳

The polio vaccine was approved in 1955.

@Kallbasa Over half a million deaths in the U.S. from Corona, and not all "Old grannys"

@Kallbasa Ignorance is bliss? People who were young and in relatively good shape have died from Covid.

I agree. For my enemies, I withhold it. :)

Wow you guys got a heart,cause i would wish my enemies would get polio

@Rob Cas You really took that personal. Are you one of his enemies?

@Rob Cas How old are you that you don't understand how people get enimies? Stop having tantrums for no reasons and go drink your bottle.

@Rob Cas And you're still mad for no reason. Life must suck for you but it might get better in 2021, hang in there.

Could ya stop with that term.. It's only used by the media to misrepresent genuine criticisms of vaccines. I've never met or spoke to anyone who doesn't believe vaccines work

@@mitchelrowe6915 Then you haven't been paying attention. There are a lot of people who genuinly will not allow themselves and their kids to get any vacinations. It is thanks to that ever growing! group that measles and rubela are making combacks in the western world. The whole thing pretty much started by Andrew Wakefields bogus paper where he claimed measels vaccines caused autism. This paper has since been proven to be incorrect (multiple times) and Wakefield has had his licence pulled. Unfortionately, the anti-vax community sees that as proof that he was on to something and that big pharma tries to silence him. As with any conspiracy, it's people who think 10 min on google and a few hours on facebook and youtube gives them more education then 6 to 8 years of medical school and a decades long career in medicine. I wish I was exagerating that btw. Quite a few of these people genuinly think doctors get their information during their studies from the same youtube videos they see. The problem, I think, is in education costing money and being available in limited amounts, where bullshit is free in unlimited amounts.

@@mitchelrowe6915 you'll be surprised if you find out that there are tons of them around

@@roepi I'm not saying they don't exist I'm saying that I don't know a single person who thinks that way because they are not that common. Anti vaxxer is a term thrown around to make people with genuine criticism for the vaccine thrown under the same umbrella as people who don't think vaccines work

@@mitchelrowe6915 And what would you call genuine criticism? So far the vast majority of criticism I found on any vaccines (inlcuding the various covid ones) have no basis at all. They are just copy pasting crap others have been copy pasting from either con artists and/or attention whores. Worse even, these people collectively refuse to listen to any counter points even when you can show the origins of their concerns come from proven fakery. For some reason people these days think that because they can google things, they suddenly know at least as much about a subject as the experts who not only spent years to get a ph.d in the subject but then spent decades on research. I've come across people who genuinly think the experts get their information from the same google searches they do. Somehow, these people think they managed to find information the experts missed in their decades of work instead of assuming that maybe, just maybe, those experts actually know something they don't. Worse even then that: they are getting louder and more fanatical in my observation. They don't even fear using bombs anymore. As far as the 'not that common' part: I wish you were right on that. Sadly they aren't uncommon and their numbers are growing rapidly thanks to the amount of con artists and attention whores who flood the internet with so much bullshit that it has become so unavoidable that you need a very good bullshit radar to see through it (and most people realy suck at that bit). Add to that all the people who believe only those scientific results they can fit into their own world view and automatically reject all others and you have a pretty dangerous situation. There is a good reason a lot of diseases that haven't been a problem for decades are making rapid combacks.

Yes, that was vaccine derived, which is where all current polio cases and outbreaks have come from since 1993 *according to the World Health Organization*

It's also been detected in London as well !

@@zachocracy wait, new cases are coming from the vaccine?

@@danielledegeorge2129 yes, opv

As noted VDPV - vaccine derived Polio virus - is a risk from using an attenuated Polio vaccine. Yet there is always a risk with any attenuated vaccine for a *TINY* number of people to develop a mild case of the infectious disease. 99% of individuals defeat the weakened pathogen whereas in a tiny number their immune systems for some reason do not. It must be noted however that the WHO for a loooong time has advocated use of IPV Polio vaccine which does not allow VDPV to occur. It however is more expensive than the cheap oral vaccine and as such some poorer nations use OPV rather than IPV despite things like donations and grants from NGO's to help offset the cost. Stop using OPV = and there will be no VDPV cases. What matters is incidence of VDPV is miniscule = literally one case per millions of doses administered. The incidence of VDPV worldwide is only in the low hundreds. More to the point is if there is sufficient vaccinated where those rare cases pop up = the chain of infection does not go beyond the individual. Thus they do not infect others - unless they are surrounded by unvaccinated - and the virus stops with them.

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@@Aslaygirl124 huh

Question about minecraft and how to you a better place grade 😁I know I am a little confused as I have been trying for the last few weeks to make sure that you have a new job in your office so that I may have some more than a couple more hours of sleep and then a little bit more of the day and then a few minutes ago and it is still on.

Professor Dave explains

Naw hes just following the books... Vaccines are immunosuppresive.

G C - Let me tell you a story. It is a true story, but the words used are simplified: A long time ago a motor unit and a motor neuron had a great friendship. They talked on the telephone every day. The motor neuron would ask the motor unit to dance, and the motor unit would dance with joy. They were both happy. But one day the telephone line was damaged, and the motor neuron couldn’t make a telephone call to the motor unit. The motor neuron tried and tried for many years, but the motor neuron couldn’t get through. Then … after a very long time … the telephone line was repaired. The motor neuron could finally call the motor unit. But … sadly … the motor unit had died from a broken heart. And, even modern science can’t bring back the dead!

@@411E109 motor units can be preserved with stimulation to prevent them from dying while waiting.

@@coachgius I’m not an expert on electrical stimulation, but what you wrote seems reasonable. However, we are discussing the motor neurons that were damaged from polio. For the most part we are talking about decades ago. Many decades ago! Electrical stimulation of muscle fibers was known in those days (watching a dead frog’s leg move in high school biology class) but I’m guessing there was no realistic means to provide safe electrical stimulation to thousands of muscle fibers for 50, 60, 70 years.

@@411E109 fair enough, so it is more about dead muscle fibers

@@coachgius Yes. The polio virus attacks motor neurons. It does not effect sensory neurons. The majority of people who had the polio virus in their system had no visible symptoms. But, studies done in the 1940s, by David Bodian, MD, PhD, a distinguished anatomist, indicate at least fifty percent of motor neurons have to be impaired by the polio virus before there is any visibly apparent paralysis. If these motor neurons are not "firing", the muscles will atrophy to such an extent that they are, for all intents and purposes, dead.

Wow

Same!

Professor Dave is too cool

@R Mcdud 😁😁

@@midwestsneakerhead234 No doubt! No doubt!

I know. I was there, But ... as strange as it seems ... I was never scared.

I’m sorry to hear that. I’m 20 and lucky, I was vaccinated against this horrible disease.

I had it 1954 at 3 but thanks to cannabis I can still walk…

1, depends on conditions 2, 1% of people got CNS nerfed 3, smart 4, OPV and anti vaxxers

1 - Poliovirus can survive for 1-2 months outside of the body. 2 - your intestinal tract is highly "porous" so that you can absorb nutrients from what you eat + so that metabolic waste can be excreted. The Poliovirus upon ingestion can survive passing through your stomach - with its' acidic environment - to access the intestinal tract where it can pass through = to your bloodstream. 3 - the virus itself has a high affinity for nerve cells. Thus once inside of your circulatory system it can attach to and infect cells of your nervous system damaging them and causing paralysis. 4 - Poliovirus is what is known as an _"Enterovirus"_ - which basically means viruses which are ingested. There are other Enteroviruses in addition to Poliovirus. Further there are similar viruses in this Family which impact other species to include Bovines and Birds etc. = all of which man interacts with and consumes. Moral: viruses which typically affect man come from other species. With some however upon making "the jump" they can mutate while replicating as they spread through human hosts until the develop an affinity for man's cells and lose the capacity to infect other species. These viruses are viewed as _"human specific"_ and Poliovirus is one the same as say the Measles virus or the Smallpox virus etc..

Yes, prions, you're welcome

Stop giving people ideas to make biological weapons 😒

@@nuageartstudio4193 its not a chemical weapon if it have already existed and caused worldwide panic ;)

U are correct 😅

you mean polio & T-cells?

That is vaccine derived, which is where all current polio cases and outbreaks have come from since 1993 *according to the World Health Organization*

definatelty a flat earther

There’s only 3 dislikes, normally videos will receive a few dislikes from dislike farmers, in order to favor the dislike farmers videos in the KZfaq algorithm.

It's not nearly as deadly so it'll just end up being reduced to a common cold. Which is overcoming it.

It is a negative pressure ventilator It draws air in passively by lowering the pressure inside the tube

Your usename is odd. lol

YOUR GRANNY Had It Before 1955 Or After?

Had almost defeated it? Polio was an enormous problem prior to the vaccine.

The only reason it is back is because the world now is more like a global village, people hop from one continent to the next often bringing these viruses with them from the developing world where it was never eradicated

They are not cells, but we use Linnean classification anyway because it is just easier.

@@ProfessorDaveExplains Thank you for answering!

Keep spreading misinformation - vxs are dangerous and immunosuppresive.

Possibly, you could perhaps look up more symptoms online, and if it is worrying enough you could check in with a doctor, though I'm not 100% they would give an answer, they probably could help with a treatment of sort.

We can't confirm by your Symtoms that it is post polio syn, they are several heart and respiratory conditions with similar symtoms by reading online articles with ur symtoms u can't get confirmation with any disease only u will end up with worrying and stress so better meet an doctor and run some tests

Yes, Dipak. It could. If you check, www.polioassociation.org you can find additional information.

Use cannabis and thc products as I had polio at 3 in 1954 and can still walk…low pain..

Well, she probably fought off the infection itself by now (I know it's probably redundant to say but too many people think people with polio paralysis are still sick and infectious). The body pretty much always wins that fight. Just not always before a paralysis on some body part. It's one of the more cruel diseases out there and thanks to the anti-vaxx community it's still not eradicated. The program came so very close to doing so and it genuinly makes me angry at anti-vaxx people.

Yaa still people at those countries believe vaccine r useless and fear of 1% side effects

@@roepi A big part of it is also military actions in Afghanistan ( and Pakistan ? HC workers can't get in combat zones to give shots

That is vaccine derived, which is where all current polio cases and outbreaks have come from since 1993 *according to the World Health Organization*

You never got polio dude

No.

Better than being paralyzed

@@oni_sectionone8646 true lol

Different virus lol

Be thankful you are alive. Some people died from Polio. Blessings to you dear friend ❤

Yes The plastic surgeon does this with the disc method but It's going to take time

Do covid give you body paralysis and iron lung ?

@@carval51 yep

That is vaccine derived, which is where all current polio cases and outbreaks have come from since 1993 *according to the World Health Organization*

Not all forms of the plague kill quickly, only the hemmoraghic one!