i have an exam tomorrow and i have been searching the Internet for so long trying to find an answer to a question. im pleased to tell you that you are the only person to actually answer and i am very grateful for that. You have helped so much keep doing what your doing because the video is very informative and concise. Thank you so much.
+matthew bartkowski There are many factors in learning human anatomy. One place I discovered which successfully combines these is the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (check it out on google) definately the most incredible course i've heard of. look at this awesome site.
Hi, great video, I was wondering, why did you classify the neurotransmitters as excitatory and inhibitory, isn't this false considering it is the receptor they bind to that determains their effect? I migh be wrong though, I'm not 100% sure
DUDE, this was SO well-put! And the animations are eye-catching! You live up to your channel name (well, as far as this vid goes, that is). *thumbs-up*
The most interesting that I have learnt from the video, it is how complex the nervous system is. Our body on the outside seems very simple but inside is very complex. And also I have learnt that there are persons that don't feel pain but it seems not a very good thing😅
i have an exam tomorrow and i have been searching the Internet for so long trying to find an answer to a question. im pleased to tell you that you are the only person to actually answer and i am very grateful for that. You have helped so much keep doing what your doing because the video is very informative and concise. Thank you so much.
Wow, thanks for the kind words!
+matthew bartkowski
There are many factors in learning human anatomy. One place I discovered which successfully combines these is the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (check it out on google) definately the most incredible course i've heard of. look at this awesome site.
Holy crap dude my teacher is using this! Nice one, keep up the good work!
You did a really great job! Hope that u can make more videos about Neuroscience and Physiology!
U DESERVE SO MANY MORE SUBCRIBERS
Great vid!
are you the guy behind T-series
The Folkesy lmao
Hi, great video, I was wondering, why did you classify the neurotransmitters as excitatory and inhibitory, isn't this false considering it is the receptor they bind to that determains their effect? I migh be wrong though, I'm not 100% sure
DUDE, this was SO well-put! And the animations are eye-catching! You live up to your channel name (well, as far as this vid goes, that is). *thumbs-up*
Thanks for the kind words!
you sir are a fucking legend
incredible , that`s what i`m looking for . thankz brother
Great work, keep going, did you do the animation by yourself?
Thank you! And yes, I did the animations by myself.
This video is SO good! And very nice and simple animations
thank you for be alive so that we can see this
Oh u boss that saves hours of revision
Thank you, the other videos werent doing it for me
lol that vsauce soundtrack tho
Great video
the music is too high
why the fuck is that happened when I have a hard exam
ayoye dont caliss
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u looked a tad on edge before! i bet ur monitor was sending out a sarky s.o.s 😤😤😤
Super insane vid
I had a test tomorrow and you helped sooooo much your a god 🙏🏼
Thank you so much! Very well explained
U need more subs!
I agree! Please share this video if you enjoyed it. ;)
How does keyamine fit inyo all this?
Wow great explanation
Simply good ..keep it up :)
Thank you,
can you please make more videos, it's really helpful .
NIppltron
Please make more videos like this for study. If I had more of these my life would be A LOT better when it comes to studying!
The music really helps me concentrate and your voice is very calm and easy to listen to
The most interesting that I have learnt from the video, it is how complex the nervous system is. Our body on the outside seems very simple but inside is very complex.
And also I have learnt that there are persons that don't feel pain but it seems not a very good thing😅
thanks this was super helpful!!!
Boring
all I wanted to know was how it uses blood, oxygen and electricity... :(