How Bacteria Cause Disease

[JRBBQ]

Great Lecture. Thank you! How can find his other lectures?

[kingconq1]

very nice thanks for uploading

[dylanlawless1]

You would think intelligent people would be watching this.

[chroniclerofthe70s]

What's with this physician? The tapeworm sections represent sexual functionally segments which are added and slouphed off during the lifecycle within it's host.

[laraaiam55]

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[heyyhowyadoin]

this guys a G

i wish he taught my micro class

[WaterlyTom]

stop da racism

[maximilianUTU]

@WaterlyTom

Stop da stupidity

[miguelmouta]

People die of sepsis even without a bit of thrombus in any capillaries, even without a bacteria inside, even with all organs in nice functioning . Actually many scientists hipothetize about a "energetical stunning" or suden energetic generation failure of human body cells. In fact, the cause of death in sepsis is a humiliating mistery and a less divulgated failure of medical science reasoning. A real shame to all medical teachers, from all generations and countries.

[bass109]

rebuke the bacteria in jesus name, by power of holy spirit i rebuke diseases and heal

[frankcoffee]

Finding a weakness in a bacteria's ability to attach to a cell through the understanding of it's chemical makeup would be another way to fight them without antibiotics. This was a good lecture.

[miguelmouta]

@frankcoffee " Bernard is right. The microbe is nothing. The terrain is the important one " - Pasteur at death bed- . Despite the esterile techniques, antibiotics and antivirals, sepsis is the leading cause of deaths inUS Intensive Units . Billionths of U$ are at play by pharmaceuticals industries.

[gnortznitz]

I'm in veterinary medicine. Still very helpful.

[drummasterxxx]

I loved this. I wish I was smart enough for medical school and actually attend lectures like this.

[kinga1992]

awsome!

[Marieannie2]

Great lecture.

Thank you for this video.

He is a great teacher.

[MrSydur]

awesum lec.carry on

[kehkehbia]

Great lecture.

Shame about the stupid comments.

[Medech2012]

I think M. Levinson has something in is throat.

[ReflexiveBeef]

Carol Fox's labia

[ouivalerie]

The pictures are indeed terrible, there is a lot of work that can be done with the microscopic. The microchips they make so tiny are enough proof there is equipment available for everyone to study this but they left people in the dust with no equipment. When are people going to stop having drug, jail, violent, and money problems and real estate magazines full of dream beautiful mansions and get down to real buisness in life?

[Dazzletoad]

RB2RyAn you are a fucking moron. How old are you? 3? Go and find some Mickey Mouse video to leave your impressive insults on -_-

[RB2RyAn]

LOL cryptoCOCKUS

[JuanVoyce]

outstanding lecture--only wish there were more close-ups of the image projections

[MegaCrumbsnatcher]

he full of it

[p7811fx]

Did he die from the diseases?

[ruladefit]

why r all the students sernior citizens lmao

[yeah2boy]

By the time you get out of medical school your a senior citizen

[ReflexiveBeef]

And by the time you find your way out of Carol Fox's pussy you have an infectious disease

[m2macho]

very nicely explained .... 10 / 10 .

[aalam0044]

absolutely brilliant. thankyou very much

[lanaldar]

Very thorough speech. A+ for this teacher, thank you!

[k3456789]

u tube hulda clark she tells you how to ged rid off these nasties for good not just university talk bo

[k3456789]

its not about agent(bakteria,virus) it is about the host(you); you eat sugar and grains you asking for trouble...

[yusufdaman360]

over 1 hour?

[Fukincool123]

.... ehm palla se för faen

[amber319]

Thankyou for that lovely clear light insight into that beautiful information. I have just been learning about Body Balance and the effects of bacteria on an unbalanced body...What an amazing video thankyou for sharing this important knowledge that can change many lives and things! God Bless!

[Nancymeee]

He reminds me a little of the man from young frankenstein "my grandfather's work was doo doo!

[CodeMonkeyMasta]

...over an HOUR....oooo....

[duivel114]

fever, cramps and fever, bommiting bomitting, chills, cramps and chills, disantery, fever, cramps and fever, disantery :P (i9 might have spelled some wrong xD)

[studywizard]

this is a highly pedagogical video, thanks UCTV [",]

[darkhitman1]

thanks that was good

[duivel114]

man: so, what is puss?

girl (blonde ofc): isnt that the yellow stuff?

man: yes it's...

girl: that you eat with your french fries?

XD

[zevex747]

That's disgusting! How could someone ever think that!? XD

[chroniclerofthe70s]

@duivel114 It is a combination of mostly granulocytes ( neutrophils ) and dead cellular debri. At times, deep wound infections of Pseudomonas are identified by a yellowish blue-green pus.

[jbro4jc]

Thanks, I really enjoyed your lecture.

[duivel114]

ni9ce, it takes 1: 30 mins, i guess it took long to upload xD

[siyrvan]

perfect lecturer,,,

[chroniclerofthe70s]

@siyrvan Not quite. I suggest you ask a research scientist within the field of microbiology. Most virulent forms of bacteria are encapsulated. On growth media, virulent bacteria form smooth colonies while relatively avirulent bacteria form rough colonies. Secondly, Lipid A component of the outer membrane of several gram negative bacteria can cause illness and death without bacteria being present within the body. Interesting, our mitochondria and bacteria share many common mechanisms.

[muffinman1]

thanks for sharing this insightful video UC!

[asdfsfewfsfsdf]

Oh good, I can put coment