Philippines - Flight from Manila to Baguio (v2) Sights from the HumanEye Sights from the HumanEye

https://youtu.be/5a3Sk2WkPDk Uploaded on Jun 20, 2006 On my trip to the Philippines, the first city that I visited after Manila was Baguio. We left Manila on a hot, humid day ... sat on the runway sweating in the cabin of the YS-11 ... then finally got airborne and headed to Baguio. After ~45 minutes of flying, the mountains came up from the plains, and we landed on a mountain top airstrip. It was *much* cooler in baguio! Category Travel & Events License Standard YouTube License SHOW LESS COMMENTS • 106 Oscar del Rosario Add a public comment... Top comments Duane Contreras Duane Contreras6 months ago (edited) glad to see you got to fly into Baguio City. i hear they had airport. iv been their 4 times since 2012 and the travel from Denver Colorado is hard on the body n mind , espesially the last 5-6 hour bus ride from Clark . but once their i love Baguio , La Trinidad, and Abiang Atok my wife from Atok , such a beautiful country and many wonderful people. much love to the Philippines from an Americano in USA Read more Reply 1 aprilshower7799 aprilshower77991 year ago hahaha.... the chicken thing was totally funny.... Reply 1 Patty Padulas Patty Padulas2 weeks ago kailan kaya sila resume uli or open flight uli Reply crmatlockIII crmatlockIII6 months ago Baguio, my hometown (1947-1963). Reply Blue Marshall Blue Marshall8 months ago Oh. Sorry About the Chickens. Colonel Sanders is Flying The Plane. Bok bokookkk... Reply Trent Travis Ngay-os Trent Travis Ngay-os1 year ago You cant fly with big planes in loakan air port but nice try Reply Blue Marshall Blue Marshall8 months ago 727s. Reply Angelo Miguel Cañete Angelo Miguel Cañete1 year ago Chickens onboard ! Nice Nice ! :) Reply ganza914 ganza9143 years ago Derek Lambert!you are such a jungle person that just got out of civilization. And never heard of geography and their classification. P.I. is not a third world country,it's not Somalia,Bangladesh, Myanmar and sorts. It's far from what you jungle teachers had taught you,stop reading porn magazines that wrongly educate people like you.  Reply Albert Garganda Albert Garganda3 years ago Probably, their major sponsor is HERSEY Chocolate.... the "HUGS & KISSES" and hope they giving the free "HUGS" only without the Kisses"....lol!. Reply derek lambert derek lambert3 years ago 3rd world country lol  Reply Filmitis Filmitis3 years ago Nice video. Pity you added the stupid music ? Reply Elenita Gumagay Elenita Gumagay4 years ago Whee! Reply 1martinjom 1martinjom4 years ago Manually flown chickens... Reply malignantquiapo malignantquiapo5 years ago i fell in love in baguio.. and with baguio :D god i miss this place.  Reply Jaycee T. Jaycee T.6 years ago that's not clouds over Manila...that's straight up pollution.  Reply sgtjoe2008 sgtjoe20086 years ago the baguio airport might be converted to a car drag racing strip Reply Jonalyne Perez Jonalyne Perez6 years ago Oh, I saw the school where I had my practicum... Reply 762459 7624596 years ago 6:30 hey i can see my house  Reply lycfmtkl lycfmtkl6 years ago Hello ! Can you tell me when you shot this film ? In 1980, I first visited Philipines. The first city I visited was also Manila. Then I went to Baguio from Manila by plane. A fews years later( I cannot remember the exact date), I read from the newspapers that the same plane was crashed when landing in Baguio. Read more Reply ihp0ts ihp0ts6 years ago oh...in that case, go to baguio ang go further deep into mountain province territory....theres lots of chonkee farms there....even the girls are cheap, at $1 per pop. happy hunting. Reply Show more https://youtu.be/5a3Sk2WkPDk

How brain tissue recovers after injury

Home Neuroscience December 15, 2016 How brain tissue recovers after injury December 15, 2016 How brain tissue recovers after injury Figure: diagram of the research findings (Taken from article's Table of Contents Image) bFGF is produced in the injured zone of the cerebral cortex. Ror2 expression is induced in some population of the astrocytes that receive the bFGF …more A research team led by Associate Professor Mitsuharu ENDO and Professor Yasuhiro MINAMI (both from the Department of Physiology and Cell Biology, Graduate School of Medicine, Kobe University) has pinpointed the mechanism underlying astrocyte-mediated restoration of brain tissue after an injury. This could lead to new treatments that encourage regeneration by limiting damage to neurons incurred by reduced blood supply or trauma. The findings were published on October 11 in the online version of Glia ahead of print release in January 2017. When the brain is damaged by trauma or ischemia (restriction in blood supply), immune cells such as macrophages and lymphocytes dispose of the damaged neurons with an inflammatory response. However, an excessive inflammatory response can also harm healthy neurons. Astrocytes are a type of glial cell, and the most numerous cell within the human cerebral cortex. In addition to their supportive role in providing nutrients to neurons, studies have shown that they have various other functions, including the direct or active regulation of neuronal activities. It has recently become clear that astrocytes also have an important function in the restoration of injured brain tissue. While astrocytes do not normally proliferate in healthy brains, they start to proliferate and increase their numbers around injured areas and minimize inflammation by surrounding the damaged neurons, other astrocytes, and inflammatory cells that have entered the damaged zone. Until now the mechanism that prompts astrocytes to proliferate in response to injury was unclear. The research team focused on the fact that the astrocytes which proliferate around injured areas acquire characteristics similar to neural stem cells. The receptor tyrosine kinase Ror2, a cell surface protein, is highly expressed in neural stem cells in the developing brain. Normally the Ror2 gene is "switched off" within adult brains, but these findings showed that when the brain was injured, Ror2 was expressed in a certain population of the astrocytes around the injured area. Ror2 is an important cell-surface protein that regulates the proliferation of neural stem cells, so the researchers proposed that Ror2 was regulating the proliferation of astrocytes around the injured areas. They tested this using model mice for which the Ror2 gene did not express in astrocytes. In these mice, the number of proliferating astrocytes after injury showed a remarkable decrease, and the density of astrocytes around the injury site was reduced. Using cultured astrocytes, the team analyzed the mechanism for activating the Ror2 gene, and ascertained that basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF) can "switch on" Ror2 in some astrocytes. This research showed that in injured brains, the astrocytes that show (high) expression of Ror2 induced by bFGF signal are primarily responsible for starting proliferation. bFGF is produced by different cell types, including neurons and astrocytes in the injury zone that have escaped damage. Among the astrocytes that received these bFGF signals around the injury zone, some express Ror2 and some do not. The fact that proliferating astrocytes after brain injury are reduced during aging raises the possibility that the population of astrocytes that can express Ror2 might decrease during aging, which could cause an increase in senile dementia. Researchers are aiming to clarify the mechanism that creates these different cell populations of astrocytes. By artificially controlling the proliferation of astrocytes, in the future we can potentially minimize damage caused to neurons by brain injuries and establish a new treatment that encourages regeneration of damaged brain areas. Explore further: Researchers study astrocyte cells that may contribute to ALS and Alzheimer's More information: Mitsuharu Endo et al, Critical role of Ror2 receptor tyrosine kinase in regulating cell cycle progression of reactive astrocytes following brain injury, Glia (2017). DOI: 10.1002/glia.23086 Provided by: Kobe University Read more at: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2016-12-brain-tissue-recovers-injury.html#jCp

Mother Nature doesn’t provide the answers in the silver platter, but she doesn’t go out of her way to make it difficult. People have the capacity to see the truth, but they need to make the effort to find it.

We live in highly indoctrinated and ignorant society, where truth, logic, and common sense are often suppressed by vast political and economic interests. A healthy raw food, such as fresh fruit and vegetables, does not “stimulate” your senses like eating meats, grains, and other foods. The average person that eats out at restaurants expects to stuff themselves with food, calories, and stimulation; and it doesn’t work like that on a healthy raw food diet.… anyone who studies nutrition properly knows that stimulation and nutrition exist in inverse ratio – the more you are stimulated by food, the less nutrition you receive, and vice versa. Your taste buds change ... http://wethepartyon.blogspot.com/2017/01/what-is-nutrition-raw-if-you.html

7. Vision

Light sensitivity, spotting, and blurred or double vision are a few common vision issues experienced by people with vitamin B12 deficiency. In certain cases, it may even lead to optic nerve damage. So if you observe even one of these symptoms, visit your doctor and get yourself checked for vitamin B12 deficiency. 7 Common Symptoms Of Vitamin B12 Deficiency CureJoy Editorial Dec 14, 2016 by CureJoy Editorial Share Pin It Tweet According to the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 4% of the women between the ages of 40 and 60 suffer from vitamin B12 deficiency. So is B12 vitamin that critical for the body? Yes, it is. Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause serious health issues as it is required to make red blood cells, nerve development, DNA, and various other bodily functions. Apart from age, various other factors such as certain common medications and lack of meat intake lead to vitamin B12 deficiency. SP You all will agree that diagnosing a problem is the crucial step to finding a solution. So it’s vital for everyone out there, especially all you ladies in your 30s, to be well aware of the symptoms of B12 deficiency. Given here are some of the common early symptoms that might warn you of the deficiency. 1. Dizziness Frequent episodes of dizziness/vertigo and a wobbly feeling are a common symptom of B12 deficiency. Often, we dismiss the wobbly feeling when we stand up after sitting for too long as “head rush”. However, with age, the constant dizzy feeling might point to something major, which in this case might be vitamin B12 deficiency. 2. Pins And Needles Sensation It is common to feel the “pins and needles” type of sensation if you compress any body part for too long. However, if you feel this sensation without the compression, you might be suffering from B12 deficiency. Numbness and electric shock waves are also common symptoms. This uncomfortable feeling is a result of nerve damage caused due to less oxygen levels in the cells. 3. Complexion Vitamin B12 largely aids in red blood cell production, and its deficiency results in less RBCs, which in turn result in a pale complexion. The idea of vampires is beautiful, but let’s just keep that limited to books and movies. 4. Forgetfulness You know that weird feeling when you are talking to someone on your cell phone and you are wondering at the back of your mind, “Where did I keep my cell phone?!” This is perfectly fine, but it can be alarming when you keep your car keys in the refrigerator or forget the names of your close friends. If such instances are a frequent occurrence for you, don’t mistake them as signs of early dementia. These symptoms might be an indication of vitamin B12 deficiency. 5. Constantly Tired Or Sleepy Do you struggle to stay awake during afternoons even after 8 hours of sleep? If you are suffering from chronic fatigues, it can be a symptom of vitamin B12 deficiency. Due to less RBCs in blood, your cells struggle to receive enough oxygen, resulting in tiredness. 6. Muscle Weakness Struggling to pick up the grocery bag or laundry? Often, we women ignore these symptoms as simple struggles of our busy daily lives. However, if these episodes of weakness are frequent, then it’s time to test your B12 levels. 7. Vision Light sensitivity, spotting, and blurred or double vision are a few common vision issues experienced by people with vitamin B12 deficiency. In certain cases, it may even lead to optic nerve damage. So if you observe even one of these symptoms, visit your doctor and get yourself checked for vitamin B12 deficiency.

Vitamin B12: What Is It And What Does It Do? Stacey Chillemi Oct 24, 2016 by Stacey Chillemi

Vitamin B12 is needed for producing and maintaining new cells, including nerve cells and red blood cells. It is also needed to help make DNA. Vitamin B12 is bound to the proteins in food. Once you consume B12, the hydrochloric acid in your stomach releases the B12 from the protein. B12 then combines with a substance called intrinsic factor to be absorbed by the intestines. What Are Sources Of Vitamin B12? Vitamin B12 is attached to the proteins in animal foods. Breakfast cereals are fortified with vitamin B12, which is very important for people who do not consume an adequate amount of animal foods. Do I Need To Take Vitamin B12 Supplement? Studies reveal that the majority of Americans consume an adequate amount of vitamin B12. People who do not consume meat or who have a stomach or intestinal disorder that interferes with absorption may need to take a vitamin B12 supplement. Older adults may have atrophic gastritis and may need to consume additional food sources and/or supplements. There are also some medications that can influence vitamin B12 absorption, including H2 receptor antagonists used to treat peptic ulcers, metformin, and proton pump inhibitors. Your doctor can determine your vitamin B12 levels with a blood test. What Happens If I Don’t Have Enough Vitamin B12? An inadequate amount of vitamin B12 can cause pernicious anemia. Signs of vitamin B12 deficiency are fatigue, constipation, weakness, loss of appetite, weight loss, and numbness and tingling in the hands and feet. You may also experience a difficulty in maintaining balance, confusion, dementia, depression, and poor memory. An excess intake of folate can mask the symptoms of B12 deficiency, so it’s important to have your levels checked with blood tests if there is a concern, especially if you consume a vegetarian diet. Is There Such A Thing As Too Much Vitamin B12? Currently, there is no Tolerable Upper Limit set for vitamin B12. This does not mean that consuming excessive amounts will provide any additional health benefits. It means that there is a very low potential for toxicity at high levels. The RDA was set for optimal health, so it is best to stick with those recommendations. Stacey ChillemiStacey Chillemi EXPERT

A deficiency of vitamin B12 can limit your ability to think clearly about anything!

What is Vitamin B12 and Why Is It So Essential? Like all vitamins, B12 is an organic compound, made from carbons (as opposed to minerals, which are inorganic), and essential for our normal metabolic function and health. Also, like most vitamins, B12 plays a wide variety of roles in our metabolism. The short list of important effects B12 has on your health includes these: Vitamin B12 is essential for the manufacture of red blood cells; a deficiency leads to a characteristic kind of anemia Vitamin B12 is needed to support the normal function of nerve cells, and to manufacture myelin, the insulating material that surrounds some of our nerve cells and speeds neural transmission Vitamin B12 is required for the replication of DNA Each of these effects is obviously quite important, but note the third one in particular. When B12 is deficient, our DNA cannot replicate normally – meaning we can’t generate new, healthy cells. As a result, vitamin B12 deficiency can mimic all of the effects of aging. Manifestations Of Vitamin B12 Deficiency Common manifestations of vitamin B12 deficiency include weakness, numbness and tingling, fatigue, dizziness, swelling and irritation of the mouth and tongue, and irritability. Anemia can develop, as noted, but a high intake of folate can compensate for a deficiency of vitamin B12 and prevent anemia. The most serious manifestation of B12 deficiency is impaired brain function, due to the effects of B12 on nerve cells. Advanced B12 deficiency causes dementia severe enough to resemble Alzheimer’s disease. Generally, though, the dementia caused by B12 deficiency is completely reversible with supplementation. While folate can prevent B12-deficient anemia, it cannot prevent the dementia – only B12 itself can do that job. Difficulties With Vitamin B12 Absorption Vitamin B12 is found in animal foods (and fortified cereals), so vegans are vulnerable to deficiency. But the most important cause of deficiency has to do with the unique way B12 is absorbed. To get into the bloodstream, B12 must be escorted by a protein called intrinsic factor, produced by cells of the stomach. Many disorders of the stomach, such as gastritis, particularly common after age 50, can interfere with the production of intrinsic factor. This condition is called pernicious anemia. Medications that affect the stomach – such as aspirin, antacids and proton-pump inhibitors – can also interfere with intrinsic factor production and result in B12 deficiency. The commonly used diabetes medication, metformin (Glucophage), can do so as well. Health-care professionals are, of course, taught to be on the lookout for B12 deficiency, particularly in patients over age 50 with suggestive signs or symptoms. But health care is at its best when both clinician and patient are on the ball! I encourage an empowered, assertive role for all patients. If you are at all concerned about the possibility of B12 deficiency in yourself, or a loved one, ask … before you forget the question! Stacey ChillemiStacey Chillemi EXPERT Note: http://www.wholefoodcatalog.info/nutrient/vitamin_b12(cyanocobalamin)/foods/high/?gclid=CNPltd3LudECFYJjvAod-GADVw Foods High in Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin) (per 100 g edible portion) Chum salmon (mefun)Chum salmon (mefun) 327.6 μg Purple laver (dried)Purple laver (dried) 77.6 μg Japanese anchovy (tazukuri)Japanese anchovy (tazukuri) 64.5 μg Short-necked clam, Canned product (in brine)Short-necked clam, Canned product (in brine) 63.8 μg Freshwater clam (raw)Freshwater clam (raw) 62.4 μg Ayu sweetfish (wild, viscera, raw)Ayu sweetfish (wild, viscera, raw) 60.3 μg Jackknife clam (raw)Jackknife clam (raw) 59.4 μg Bloody clam (raw)Bloody clam (raw) 59.2 μg Purple laver (seasoned and toasted)Purple laver (seasoned and toasted) 58.1 μg Purple laver (toasted)Purple laver (toasted) 57.6 μg Lamprey (dried)Lamprey (dried) 54.8 μg Chum salmon (sujiko)Chum salmon (sujiko) 53.9 μg Cattle, Offal (liver, raw)Cattle, Offal (liver, raw) 52.8 μg Short-necked clam (raw)Short-necked clam (raw) 52.4 μg Ayu sweetfish (wild, viscera, baked)Ayu sweetfish (wild, viscera, baked) 49.6 μg Surf clam (raw)Surf clam (raw) 47.5 μg Chum salmon (ikura)Chum salmon (ikura) 47.3 μg Hard clam (tsukudani)Hard clam (tsukudani) 45.4 μg Chicken, Offal (liver, raw)Chicken, Offal (liver, raw) 44.4 μg Japanese anchovy (niboshi)Japanese anchovy (niboshi) 41.3 μg < 1 … 39 >

Ginger Tea Shown To Naturally Kill Cancer, Dissolve Kidney Stones, Improve Liver Health And More

Ginger Tea Shown To Naturally Kill Cancer, Dissolve Kidney Stones, Improve Liver Health And More Published on January 3, 2017 in Overall Health by Get Holistic Health Share 234 Tweet 4 Pin 1 Ginger is another example of a ‘superfood’ that has been prized for thousands of years for its amazing health benefits, and which is now being scientifically proven to have more beneficial properties than almost anyone had previously imagined. Recent research has shown that – among its many other health-promoting qualities – ginger may be up to 10,000 times more effective at fighting cancer than chemotherapy. As reported by Food Revolution: “The new study titled, ‘6-Shogaol Inhibits Breast Cancer Cells and Stem Cell-Like Spheroids by Modulation of Notch Signaling Pathway and Induction of Autophagic Cell Death,’ identified powerful anti-cancer stem cell activity in 6-shogaol, a pungent constituent of ginger produced when the root is either dried or cooked. The study also found that the cancer-destroying effects occurred at concentrations that were non-toxic to non-cancerous cells – a crucial difference from conventional cancer treatments that do not exhibit this kind of selective cytotoxicity and therefore can do great harm to the patient.” Cancer stem cells are sometimes called “mother cells” because they are the precursors to the “daughter cells” that multiply to create tumors. As the researchers noted, chemotherapy is not effective at killing these mother cells and therefore in many cases, the cancer returns. From the research findings: “Cancer stem cells pose serious obstacle to cancer therapy as they can be responsible for poor prognosis and tumour relapse. To add into the misery, very few chemotherapeutic compounds show promise to kill these cells. Several researchers have shown that cancer stem cells are resistant to paclitaxel, doxorubicin, 5-fluorouracil, and platinum drugs [8, 16]. CSCs are thus an almost unreachable population in tumours for chemotherapy. Therefore any compound, that shows promise towards cancer stem cells, is a highly desirable step towards cancer treatment and should be followed up for further development.” Ginger has been proven to be effective in killing ovarian and prostate cancer cells – further research could lead to more effective treatments that do not harm healthy cells in the human body, unlike chemotherapy and radiation treatments. Other health benefits Aside from ginger’s potential use in fighting cancer, the root has many other properties that make it one of Nature’s most powerful remedies. From Holistic Living Tips: “Due to its strong anti-inflammatory, anti-parasitic, anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties, ginger is considered to be one of the most powerful foods of the 21st century. “Ginger is rich in Vitamin C, magnesium and other minerals which make it extremely beneficial for your overall health. It is well known by its long history of use for improving digestion and immunity, relieving pain and fighting cardiovascular diseases, asthma and many other health issues.” Boost your health with ginger tea One of the best ways to reap the health-promoting properties of ginger is by drinking ginger tea. My own remedy for numerous common ailments is to simply chop up some fresh ginger into small chunks and then boil it in water for about 15–20 minutes. I like the taste without adding any sweetener, but some may find it a bit overpowering. In my experience, ginger tea is one of the best methods for fighting the onset of a cold, treating indigestion and strengthening my own immune system. Holistic Living Tips provides a recipe that combines the health-boosting properties of both ginger and turmeric, blended with coconut milk and sweetened with honey. The recipe is as follows: Ingredients: Organic honey 1/4 teaspoon of ground ginger 1/4 teaspoon of ground turmeric Coconut milk A cup of water Method of preparation: The preparation of ginger tea is extremely easy. First, boil some water, add turmeric and ginger and let it simmer for 7-10 minutes. Next, add the milk and then strain the tea in a cup. Do yourself a favor and start drinking ginger tea on a regular basis. It’s a delicious way to treat minor ailments, and may even prevent you from developing cancer. Sources: FoodRevolution.org HumannHealth.com HolisticLivingTips.com Science.NaturalNews.com