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Dont be stupid this is all fake scam! They growing mini kidney ,not for patients, but for pharmacy corporations to test new medicine basically the imunosuppresants after you get transplanted. Nobody will make you a kidney as they only care about money, nothing is being done they could make kidney actually today, but they wont as this is big bussiness. Medicine, operations, dialysis alll mega business and nobody will want stop it. 20 years ago they already made normal kidney for everyone. And 10 years ago one made mechanical which worked and removed and changed to this will be very good for dialysis machines- pointless, another made full size kidney with 3 bio printer made real kidney from your own dna in 24 hours. And it worked 3 months no problem in patient as there cant be any as kidney is identical to any other, what happen this company and patient disapeared, and person with kidney got killed as simple as that.
As a chronic pain sufferer I find the humour quite insulting. It is real pain that people are experiencing and you and your audience are laughing about it. Instead of complaining about the welfare cost of treating the 'huge burden on society' we need to look at the socioeconomic cause of the development from acute pain to chronic pain and hence, the obvious need for both early intervention and affordability of treatment.
Maybe that what he's speaking about, behavior neuro science, like we ppl get easily insulted, but I understand what ur saying, if a doctor laughs or says it's all in the head then ya it feels sad,
Why don't you unclench a little and choose to be insulted by any of the myriad more insulting things plaguing women, especially those named Linda Dick, in today's world? This guy has your back and is helping alleviate your pain through education and humor, whether you can see it or not.
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@@TheFracturedfuture unfortunately I think I would have to agree with you I also think Anthony Atala Is also not telling the truth yes they can 3d print a Kidney but in his Ted talk he never mentioned that it functioned.
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It's interesting to note that I searched for "cloning kidneys." But there's only one video on RU-vid specifically on kidney cloning (and nothing else), which is this one. You'd think there'd be a number of kidney cloning videos, including updates (impediments/breakthroughs) on research from university labs/research centers throughout the world, etc. Seems everything's about dialysis, or implantable devices etc.. So, since most of the developed world operates with capitalism, I wonder if perhaps there's no significant profits to be made in a possible future of nephrology which includes cloned kidneys..
Maybe the better way to phrase the money situation is that med. insurance companies would likely see vastly reduced medical expense payouts, due to kidney patients needing very little, or no artificial dialysis. The money would still be there, just distributed differently.
Where would it be possible to apply for clinical trials for this becouse i am desperate for anything resembeling a “healthy” body because i was born with kidney disease and have been in and out of hospital my entire life also my kidneys have recently failed and i am curently on dialyssis whitch has almost completly ruind what little resebelanse of a life i had. I also do not mind how much risk is involved because the reward will be worth it.
Fascinating. Came here after this Professor was mentioned very favourably in The Brain’s Way of Healing, by Norman Doidge ( who wrote The Brain That Changes Itself.)
Researchers have progressed this research since this was first published and the process of growing a mini-kidney in a dish has indeed evolved. The mini-kidney’s grown now are more complex and much more like the real organ. You can read more here imb.uq.edu.au/article/2015/10/mini-kidneys-successfully-grown-stem-cells
Just do what Pritikin, McDougall, Esselstyn, Ornish, Campbell have been telling you for decades. Eat a Whole Foods plant based diet rich in whole starchy staples, vegetables, some fruit, no oil, no meat, no dairy. It works through entire life after weaning. Those that choose to ignore not only harm themselves, but also harm the entire ecosystem.
Well there will always be skeptics. Do you not believe? It seems like its pretty easy to test on oneself namely your cholesterol, blood pressure, homocysteine, weight. It just makes too much sense to ignore.
The Artificial Society Yeah, Keith is also thinking big picture - how agriculture always destroys the environment, and now, with these massive GMO mono-crops? Glyphosate apparently acts like an antibacterial agent. It sterilizes the soil. Not to mention the amount of fossil fuels needed to harvest and transport this nutrition-poor food around. We have a situation that goes beyond individual health. It's global environmental impact. And it should come as no surprise that grain crops are harmful to human health anyway, particularly wheat (and wheat was always bad for humans). Rice is probably the least problematic of the grain crops.
joe schmo Well there are a lot of issues of human impact on the environment. But people have studied the impact of growing plant based foods vs. animal products and there isn't much of a contest. Animal agriculture is a much greater impact. In theory if we recycled all our waste then we wouldn't have any impact. But until then, a plant based diet is your smallest footprint.
Yes. That will work for most people. The nutritional geometry is nice but this is a typical failure of nutritional science that over focused on macro nutrients. In the end, I am not sure what was the point of the talk: he is suggesting the best balanced diet depends on a goal.
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