Basics & Structures of the Lymphatic System

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[lindatesluk]

The thymus is the site of T-cell maturation in children but it should not be ignored in adults as useless. Thymoma, cancer of the thymus, is quite rare. It’s treatment is to remove the thymus. There isn’t much known of the effects of the removal because of its rarity but it has shown a link to diabetes. My brother is one who immediately after removal of his thymus became Type 1 Diabetic. He had no history of diabetes not even considered pre-diabetic. There have been a few others like him after the removal of their thymus. We need more study into the function of the thymus in adulthood. I myself have lymphoma and really appreciate learning about the lymphatic system and the role of the lymph nodes. Thank you.

[thebodysculptinginstitutec]

Love how well you explain the lymphatic system. I’m sharing this with my body contouring students to help them further understand how important the lymphatic systems is pertaining to the technology we use in non invasive body contouring. Thank you 🙏

[lizettejaffri]

You are wonderful in explaining the Lymphatic system. A heartfelt thanks to you🙏🏼

[jo-annieseda]

You have the best teacher I have found thus far, explaining the lymphatic system, but can you take it further Kevin and do a video of the Upper and Lower Lymphatic Extremity Drainage System, as well as a video on the lymph nodes. I need this super bad. LOL! Your visuals and how you explain is the BEST! THANK YOU!!!

[EmergingU]

Thank you so much for this video, best video I have seen on the lymphatic system. Also love feeling your passion for this miraculous bodily system!

[michaellangshaw]

I haven’t sat in anatomy lecture since 1996 and I have got to say that you have a great skill in teaching. Though this is 101 I think the way you taught this anyone would be able to understand. Thank you

[ViriMeza]

Every teacher has their style. Mine confuses me a bit. Was not understanding the parts and how they all come together. For a simple yet clear explanation, this was the video!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[twelve_thirteen]

Thanks from a Licensed massage therapist studying for lymphatic drainage and board certifications

[spiritisalive]

Currently in MLD school, & its awful. This video has helped me so much! Thank you!

[CoachRosmery]

Amazing video! Well explained, great imagines. Thank you!

[tubber]

this is by far the best video on Lymphatic system i have seen on here, thanks for the awesome work.

[LazarousKaweme]

I love this simple explanation I enjoys it ❤

[clavo]

Growinb up i nauseated people with my technical jargon about automechanics. Wish I'd had the chance to learn all these great anatomical terms . Great video !!

[AK.ALMAHASNEH]

your voice and pace are perfect you make everything sound easy
thank you so much bro

[leslieg]

Thank you for your prepared charts and explanations.
One of the 1st thing's I learned once I started in Natural Health & was having major health issues was to: Every morning tap on the Thymus Gland to release good healthy T-Cells by someone that was still in the medical field but had also become with multiple different kinds of Certifications in Natural Health. On that note, if I understood you correctly I don't totally agree with you that it's more important to infants, children rather than adult's (???) The other incredible fact the Thymus Gland does (by tapping it daily.) Preferably in the morning vrs night because tapping Thymus also stimulates a little energy & helps the Polarity flow correctly! Should you wear a wrist watch on the left arm then it prevents the Polarity to flow properly (in the direction it's suppose to.)
Have a wonderful evening Everyone.

[cassandram]

Thank you for sharing. Very thorough and knowledgeable. Appreciate it much!

[helensule]

Thank you...perfect understanding now. Much appreciated.

[danamclemore]

Thank you.
Like the metal detector analogy

[madarchod]

thanks for the video. saved me lots of headache of reading 10 pages.

[christinamoreno]

This was AMAZING! Great explanation of the lymphatic system. This has helped me a lot. Thank you!