"Cellular Memory" Heart Transplant recipient and a Neurosurgeon interview
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2018
- Joe is a Heart Transplant recipient and Dr Nader is a neurosurgeon. They discuss the habits change following an organ transplant., the cellular memory phenomena
My cousin Joseph was an honor student and 17 years old loved his mama , would run every morning for track, love to play the saxophone and can sing. He was coming home walked up to his door in Tampa Florida where a gang mistaken him for somebody else and did a drive shooting him in the head killing him From his body his organs were donated. A year later The stranger came to the door and asked my aunt if she lost someone she told him her son was lost he said he believes he has his heart and his chest because (I am crying now), since the day he got this heart all he felt was trying to get home see his mama. My aunt found out after everything that he received the scholarship to go to college he was rushing home to tell her. I guess the heart remembers. And the gentleman that got his heart said he knew he had to get up early and start jogging every day. And now that individual picked up the saxophone it's a weird story but it's wonderful to know that a part of my cousin still alive and helping people, the man that received his heart said he couldn't play any musical instruments and he's forever grateful. Amen
What a beautiful telling of your cousin's life. His heart lives on.
I believe you❤
Cellular memory is fascinating and explains a lot of family generational issues.
Sweetpea Brew what are family generational issues?
@@iambaked1537 Notice she didn't reply. They are personal.
@@meganthearchitectbrown6912 🤣🤣🤣
Interesting. Have you read the book by Loiuse Jansen called The Gift?
@@trishamorgan4 wha is it about?
Cells and DNA contain memory. The consciousness extends beyond the brain!!
Yess
Do you have any evidence for this?
@@tomwimmenhove4652 explain how organ transplant recipients experience emotions and memories they never had before said transplant.
@@kingwill3953 Okay. Sometimes people experience emotions and memories they never had before. Sometimes people have organ tranplants. Sometimes both of these overlap.
@@tomwimmenhove4652 come on bro 😂😂 stop.
I got tired of fighting with clinicians over this topic so I asked the donor family and got my validation DONATE LIFE
Thank you Roxanne. You are a great messenger. When I see your ads on TV I feel a sense of pride and entitlement ! You represent us very well !
I saw you on TV yesterday! :)
thank you so much
Cellular Memory? I 100% believe in this. After safely delivering a baby while severely anaemic, and then receiving 2 units of packed RBCs, I experienced changes to my eating habits, and behaviour.
All of a sudden I hated mushrooms, one of my favourite foods. I didn't realize this though, so I kept buying and cooking mushrooms, but I would push them to the edge of my plate every meal and never EVER eat them. They grossed me out. My partner was the one who noticed this, as we were no longer fighting over mushrooms at mealtimes.
Another odd thing was milk. I was never a milk drinker. Hated it. HATED IT MY ENTIRE LIFE. All of a sudden I was seeking out and guzzling milk--as much milk as I could get, and the higher fat the better.
The third whacky thing was I found myself looking for my pipe. I would sit down to write(oh yeah, I started writing award winning stories at the same time), but my hand(my RIGHT hand and I am a lefty) felt empty. I realized I was looking for my pipe. I am female, NOT a smoker, but my hand always felt empty without a pipe. Next thing you know I was on ebay buying up estate lots of pipes. Each order would arrive and I would hold each pipe then discard it. FINALLY I found my pipe-it was a sweet little "Honeymaster". I never took up smoking, but I would sit at my desk, holding that pipe, and it felt like it was made for my hand.
Fast-forward 17 years. I STILL HATE mushrooms. I still LOVE milk and always have a couple gallons in my fridge, and I still write winning articles and short stories, although I don't need to hold my pipe anymore.
I DO have an amazing collection of pipes, and I am now a freelance writer.
Cellular memory: Who knew?
In the Quran, you have several verses speak about the heart and understanding. The quran, a book that is 1400 years old mentioned a lot of scientific and historical things. About mountains, seas, embrology, ect.
The verse about understanding with the heart is the following:
"They have hearts with which they do not understand" (Quran 7:179)
Why does God mention the heart and not only the brain. Every word in the quran is very accurate. Peace
@@peacepeace4152That was a common belief back then. Also the Quran doesn't mention the brain having this role. The Quran and sunnah have been debunked on many topics by science, islamic cosmology, sexual reproduction, embryology and the heart being the organ of understanding for example.
It is a great story but I am going to ruin it, if this change in your personality is due to cellular memory in the RBCs you have received you are going to have this memory for up to 120 days (maximum life span of RBC) so you could back to normal then.
+ RBCs can’t divide and give other RBCs, so every cell you receive dies without passing its DNA to other generations of RBCs.
But I do not know maybe there is a way to pass cellular memory ( if it exists) to other cells in a way that is still mysterious to us
Water holds memory, the structure of the molecule holds data.
Homeopathy is officially unscientific now. Stop buying their crap. Get a cheaper placebo, even religion is more convenient than that.
Would that be how homoeopathy works?
That one story with the lady and the chicken nuggets is way more complex. She even had a dream where she saw him and he told her his name was Tim L. She called the donor clinic and they tried to stop her from finding out any history but she found a news article about his death and the name was a match. When she saw his family they told her his past and even his liking motorcycles, certain foods and beer. All things she never had likings for but had strong interests and strong cravings.
I believe this may tie into the theories of Dr. Rupert Sheldrake who believes that our memories and habits are stored in energy fields that exist outside us and indeed everywhere. He believes our body, perhaps our specific genetics, tunes into this field and our specific memories. This could help explain how transplant recipients receive memories from the donors and even how animal instinct works.
Legit recognition of this phenomenon has been a long time coming.
The Bible says as a man thinketh in his heart so is he.
What does it mean?
@@shewhathaile1011 It means you have two faculties of thinking. The head and the heart. The heart is stronger than the head. It reigns...... Remember the conscious and the subconscious minds.....
@Henry W. Mwangi
Yeah except you can't think with your heart, not even subconsciously. So clearly the bible is full of shit and is just regurgitating older myths.
@@tacitozetticci9308 Definitely if somebody was to get your heart, it would be too dangerously because he cannot avoid abuses and dirty language of "shit". It proves that the Bible is right because God delivers us from filthy language. If the cardiologist proves the Bible scientifically, what more proof do you want?
@@tacitozetticci9308 You should say "I" not "you". Stupidity is not a virtue. If you do not know just admit. Using dirty and uncouth language does not mean anything. The video is very direct and does not require any science. People who received transplants had their habits totally changed and even careers. It is clear that the heart has a net work of memory cells like those of the brain. Why don't you read other literature. Even if you hate God just use your common sense. I amnot the one who uploaded the video.
Fascinating
Thank you ! And thank you for all that you did and are still doing. I still remember that the first question I ever asked was on the blog of transplantbuddies and when I discovered that blog, it was such a relief.
People say love is from the heart. If a person has a heart transplant, do they still love their own partner, or do they love the partner of the donor?
Yes, it is said exactly like that in the Quran. The Quran says that the heart is the main thinking organ. It is the organ of knowing friend and foe. The organ that allowed Aristotle to say the words "I think, therefore I am
In the Holy Book Quran It is repeatedly stated that hearts knows, heart is blind, and things that relate as heart having role of brain etc.. So proud to be Muslim. alhumdulillah 💙💙💙
I believe firmly...our lives are pre printed before we get here...our experiences are recorded...it explains everything to me..the brain is not the only memory bank...
You are true....
Its called Qadr
God Predestined our Life..
Everthing recoreded but u have free will
God Knows everyknowldge... Whatbu going to do... What u wil not do.. Everthing
This islam teach us
@@mohdshahidspk dear sir, could you please explain how a person can have both a predestined life and also free will?
@Tony Montana
Hello,I hope you don't mind me answering your question.
In islam,we have free will with the things we can control such as making decisions.
And we don't have free will of the things we can't control such as death and other natural phenomenon.
And because the mind in Islam is the main focus,it considered that we have free will in making decisions,hope you understood.
@@Toastedandtoasted probably genetic predisposition and body having instincts certain habits tendencies patterns of thinking and acting yet becoming conscious of them we might through will be able to affect and adjust these things, in this case with transplant. Epigenetic’s also say our genes are turned on and off live based on what we are doing. Im not saying this is absolute.
All this was understood thousands of years ago thru the concept of chakras aka your body’s repositories of “energies” you have experienced throughout your life aka your strongest emotions (good or bad) and the most intense experiences you had. The girl you are describing had a heart transplant - thus she received part of the murdered girl’s heart chakra and with that came part of that girls strongest emotional experiences and memories. Thus the donor’s last moments of her life was encoded into her heart chakra due to the intense fear she felt and then the recipient of her heart/heart chakra was able to tap into the energies/memories/emotions of her donor.
Not even close to the same thing
We as Muslim people we believe that heart has something to do with the behavior and this is clearly cited in the Quoran
Yes, and it's interesting as well 😊
yes
My friend (17) just got heart transplant last night, inshallah he will be okay (as far as I know) but I wonder what memories his heart will give him
Microtubules, such a beautiful word. Book of life is written upon every single cell and fiber of our being
So basically if it's a heart transplant, the organ donor is not really dead anymore,because one of his main organ lives in another body. Please tell me if I'm wrong or right.
You're wrong. That's it.
Memory isn't life.
It's like destroying a computer while saving the hard drive, you wouldn't say "oh wait I can use this hard drive, so the computer still works".
It's amazing that strangers can live dead people's memories, but it doesn't change the fact that they're dead.
Yes
Well…I’ve always noticed thought and emotion go throughout the body. It’s not just in the brain. When I get rejected…it’s a physical pain throughout…not just because of the idea of it, but there’s a definite connection…mind/muscles/cells.
That tells me, there has to be an extension somehow.
When I was 17 I was rushed to hospital and received 3 priority blood transfusions after several days of being home following two operations to have a tonsillectomy (which is another story in itself) due to the use of dissolving stitches that failed. So put simply, I was losing so much blood that it couldn't all run out my mouth, so I ended up swallowing quite a bit as I was trying to breathe, which then clotted in my stomach and was determined to exit through my mouth so it was was very messy situation, but I managed not pass out when the paramedic arrived and told him I was alright to walk down the stairs to the ambulance, which wasnt my brightest decision as I passed out and fell down half a flight of stairs, but I'll blame it on the blood loss and not my stupidity lol
Anyway, to get back on topic, following the blood transfusions I noticed some changes in my personality, my interests/hobbies and types of foods that I like. Although, I have never mentioned this to anyone over the last 15 years, as I wasn't sure if it was due to being in at a prime development age or throwing up blood was related to the food. But Im glad to hear it's getting more recognition and that I'm not the only one who has this experience.
Holographics and quantum entanglement may play a big role in memory creation. The memories may not be in the brain, the brain is just an interface for controlling the body, but the actual memories may be pointers to time and space that are not local, and hence if a new DNA is introduced into the body, a patient may have 2 keys to two different memory stores. This would also explain people who recall other lives, or dream about times and places they never have been but in their dream they swear it was as if it was their fundamental intuition.
He had too look too the side at the guy holding the gun.
In quran u can found that heart and brain both can think ...
So Allah has explained it 1400 years ago that heart has also characteristics
Alhamdulillah quran is way ahead than science
It was a common belief back then. Also the Quran never said anything of that nature about the brain. Also these reports are all empty claims that haven't been verified like the alien abduction claims. Take for example the story of the person identifying the girl's murderer. Who is the girl that was murdered? What is the name of the murderer that got convicted, in what year, what place? No information is ever provided, because it is all made up.
Quran not the first to say this
Stole it from older books like lots of other things
SubhanAllah...
Allah has strangely mentioned the heart as the "center of thought", "memory" & " intelligence" in several places in the Qur'an! I often look for answers! I can't say it all now, but one of them is-
“(They say): “Our Lord! Let not our hearts deviate (from the truth) after You have guided us, and grant us mercy from You. Truly, You are the Bestower.” [quran- 3:8]
And also Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said in an authentic hadith- "There is a piece of flesh in the body if it becomes good (reformed) the whole body becomes good but if it gets spoilt the whole body gets spoilt and that is the heart."
[Sahih al-Bukhari 52]
Really amazing....thank you for these Researches..
Thank you
@@fasiyaabubakar2831 jazakallahu khair 🥰
There is no mention of the heart being the center of memory in the Quran or sunnah. As for the organ of understanding, then it has been scientifically proven false. There are people living with artificial hearts who haven't lost their ability to understand or reason. So the Quran has actually been proven false.
Anyone here after MM Akbar X EA Jabbar debate ?
run in 2x speed, thank me later
Thanks 😂😂😂 im so glad I read this comment early
This must be why they do not want people knowing the identity of their donors
I know this from that detective girl, I never know it's a real thing
In Quraan allah say that "we give u heart to think"
the "doctor" should be asking the recipient the questions.
Indeed, it was mentioned in the Quran 1400 years ago: “So have they not traveled through the earth and have hearts by which to reason and ears by which to hear? For indeed, it is not eyes that are blinded, but blinded are the hearts which are within the chest” (chapter 22, verse 46)
If this is true and I believe it is, our personalities, likes, dislikes.. come predetermined. Ugh
Whats wrong with that? 🙂
Actually the organ transplant was heart transplant
Yeah, not brain :-)
That the heart understands may be new to the science but it was never new for Muslims. Over 1400 years ago it was revealed to Muhammad PBUH that a person's heart doesn't just hold memory but it is also the most important organ that has the insight and understanding of the immaterial and the spiritual. Allah says in the Holy Quran:
"Have they not travelled through the land, and have they hearts wherewith to understand and ears wherewith to hear? Verily, it is not the eyes that grow blind, but it is the hearts which are in the breasts that grow blind."
The same meaning is echoed in many verses of the Quran establishing that the source of understanding right and wrong is not intelligence but a sane heart because there are many intelligent people who are good at numbers but they still carry dead blind hearts within them, leading them to using their intelligence for evil ends. The prophet muhammad peace be upon him states the same meaning in many of his statments.
Bruh, what does this mean then for the guy who got the pig heart? 👀
He di*d.
I am here in order to find out why In the Quran Allah is to talking to as about the "heart" through out this sacred book.
Where are those who used to challenge The Holy Quran about this topic????
I am here. The Quran doesn't mention anything about the heart in terms of memory, or food preferences or hobbies. It rather says that the heart is the organ of reasoning and understanding. This has actually been proven false as there are people living with artificial hearts and they haven't lost their ability to reason or understand. Also these reports are anecdotal and as such cannot be verified like the anecdotal reports of alien abduction. Take the example of the murdered girl's memories. Who is this girl? What is her name, place of murder etc? Who is the murderer that was convicted? In what court, what year was he convicted? None of such information is ever provided. All you have is random and vague stories which cannot be verified. Unfortunately irresponsible medical experts like the one in this video peddle such misinformation and religious lunatics like you latch on to it to feed your confirmation bias.
You only hear crickets as usual, when the truth hits, they dissappear !!!!
05:00 how can someone who was murdered be an organ donor?
It is sometimes possible to get organs from a murder victim if they have opted into being an organ donor, they ask you when you get your license.
Citizen of Earth yes but organ donors have to die in hospital
@@1trompet146 Traditionally yes, but murder victims often die in hospitals. One such case involved a man who was shot in the head but was still able to be put on life support. So they deliberated in court about what to do with his organs during his time on the machine. The biggest reason is actually that murder victim require an autopsy to determine the cause of death, which destroys the viability of the organs. So it's rare that a court will allow a donation from a murder victim because they usually consider it more important to determine how they person died than to save another person.
Citizen of Earth thanks, this was helpfull 👍🏻
@@1trompet146 I'm not used to being thanked on RUclips, you are very welcome!
[Insert proselytizing attempt here]
Science think that the brain is only organ with memory, but if you read the bible careful you realize that the heart also has memory, and that's why they say "matters of the heart". The spirit memory is in stomach
*Dune vibes*
In what way if you don’t mind me asking? Im genuinely interested.
I've been searching for medical explanation of heart memory and desires and its differences from our brain function, and i got many information comes from someone who had an experiences with heart transplantation surgery, especially how recipient life's changes in relating with the donor memories and behaviours, that was really a surprise for me, and right now i was shocked that Qur'an has a lot of information about it, thanks for youtube, for example in one verse Allah the greatest said :
“Those who believe (in the Oneness of Allah - Islamic Monotheism), and whose hearts find rest in the remembrance of Allah, Verily, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest”. [Quran 13:28]
Have they not travelled throughout the land so their hearts may reason, and their ears may listen? Indeed, it is not the eyes that are blind, but it is the hearts in the chests that grow blind.[Quran 22:46]
and many other verses talk about heart'&soul too.
It is very interesting to me so I will try to study more about it.
Give your heart to god through his one and only son Jesus, and he will give you a new heart. New desires. For all things pass away and in him all things become new if your believe… then Guard your heart, because from it flow the issues of life.
If are heart is severely broken not physically but emotionally through ancestral trauma and personal life would jesus allow for heart transplant? My heart goes into shock every-time I have to make personal connection to somebody and i feel disconnected, i truly want to connect yet nothing in me says its gonna happen anytime soon and time is passing. What are your thoughts on this?
@IIIUTUBEIII Jesus will make you new, he will heal you, reguardless of if it's emotional, spiritural, or physical, if you put your faith in what he did at the cross, he will begin to change you, ❤ sometimes we don't even know what's wrong, but he does 😊
not long ago, some people used to laugh at the Quran that it says Allah sent the quran in their hearts. they wondered if the heart had a memory and now, we are getting there
hey , i'm muslim but please don't assume the quran said something about that before , both you and I know it's metaphorical , no verse says that the heart remembers anything please let's not jump to conclusions
@samaradashwood1491 should not be jumping to conclusions correct, but in hadiths the heart is referred to in literal meaning.
Coran tells this
@7:19
Doc: side effect is having a lot of food craving
Me: mmmmmmm hmmmmmm 🌝
So wholesome
Fascinating and amazing information. Memory gets stored in our major organs and
in other places. Sadly, the Chinese Gov't has been using live humans and extracting
their organs to $ell to U.S. hospitals for transplants for many years. However, the transplantee has no knowledge of their organ coming from a dissident or Falun Gong spiritual person. Imagine
the horrible memories they may experience of their forced donor. Also, I am vegan.
Have you ever thought about the horrible memories you ingest every time you consume
flesh and blood of the animals/fishes you eat?. Go vegan. Peace be in you.
I don't like that dude felt like he wasn't being listened to.
Not real.
Charlatan
Dude. You're a doctor. Don't use anecdotal stories. And how do you know it's underreported? How do you know it's not chance? Sounds like another woo-doctor that just likes his idea.
I read the paper, the method they used is good, and the results are surprising.