always a sigh of relief when i search for a topic and see a dr matt and dr mike video pop up

@darthkj8983

5 ай бұрын

Def .

@IndiYogi

2 ай бұрын

same

@priyagupta14301

Ай бұрын

So true

Wow I wish my professors were this good, we pay thousands and they don't even come this close. AND you're also aesthetically pleasing to look at too. What a premium experience! LOL but seriously thank you for your great work and saving a lot of us with these concepts!

You’re a first-rate teacher. You really know your stuff and are crystal clear. Looks like the neurotransmitters are working well in you. Have a nice day.

You are literally saving my life in PA school right now. Thank you so much for what you do

What a hot teacher. Such a great motivation of having eye candy while learning about neurotransmitters

Wow Hugh Jackman has some extra teaching skills

@evelynmeza888

2 жыл бұрын

Omg, hilarious and spot on 😆

@NathanDudani

2 жыл бұрын

Hugh Jackman was actually a PE teacher, lol

@MikeB-sp6gp

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't Dr. Mike the handsomest??!! I'm not gay or anything. But WOW! Kinda undeniable.

@MohantyKunal

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha spot on!

This guy is seriously the most amazing man on the planet. haha. I'm SO SERIOUS, your 8min video clarified what an entire HOUR lecture could NOT. I've already subscribed to you and again THANK YOU so much professor. Also, you're extremely well toned and handsome and if i wasn't already in a relationship and neither were you.... well, I'd let you have me. :)

A whole class in 8 minutes!!! Outstanding job!!!

What in the world there is such an excellent summary picture like this! Thank you so much Dr. Love it!!!! Waiting for more videos from you!

Thank you very much Sir. The first time am understanding neurotransmitter functions. May heaven bless the work of your hands.

Dr Mike, thank you for making learning so much easier ! Love your work :)

Oh thank you so much for coming in clutch (: I have an exam on Friday over this. *Here are your cookies* 🍪🍪🍪

This the hottest lesson about neurotransmitters ever! Thanks!

That was really well explained and just what I needed. Great job !

This is great, you may have just help explain my mental health issues. Thank you 🙏

you are fantastic Dr Mike! I applaud you and appreciate your work!

Saved me from reading the whole chapter in my textbook. I wanna give you a hug! :)

It is really a marvelous topic of neurosciences more clear than,our,texts, gone through over medical colleges really thank you..Dr.M.Ashraf.....

Great stuff . I like that you included various conditions and how they are affected by neurotransmitters. Please do a part 2 especially on how depolarization happens with different neurotransmitters.

Your making vids of the whole neuralsystem! Awesome!

@DrMattDrMike

5 жыл бұрын

Yup! Watch this space!

@r.chavez5513

3 жыл бұрын

@@DrMattDrMike what hapens if your brain stops producing this neurotransmitter or the receptors die off?

Sir, I really wish that I may have a chance to meet you someday awesome lecture. Thank you so very much.

Thank you! Your videos make learning so much easier

Where does he teach? Im trying to see something real quick😂😂😂

@korpus1319

3 жыл бұрын

I'll like him to transmit my synapse 😏

@hiteshdua3746

2 жыл бұрын

Simp

@ItsAlleyboi2x

2 жыл бұрын

No😭

@tshiruh5

Жыл бұрын

Girl me too😂

@jasmine-rojas

Жыл бұрын

Came to the comments just to say something like that lol

Thank you so much for this video!! Helped some things clicked that I've been "studying" for years but could never understand ahaha

You are an amazing teacher! I wish I could be in your class...:)

You're awesome dude thank you very much for the wonderful explanation!

Thanks so much, I have struggled with this since the lectures at Uni so complicated, but your explanation did help me alot.

First class presentation!

Honestly better explanation than my professor!!!!

Love this! I'd like to know more about how neurotransmitters respond to food, especially when sharing with friends and family. Sounds silly, I'm sure, but I'm working on a rationale for community building, particularly with sharing meals, in high school students.

Thanxs for doing these videos currently studying clinical pharmacology which Is challenging….yr explanations so helpful in my understanding this subject. Thank you

Very Well Explained in a comprehensive manner..!

This was really helpful- thank you!

Solid work mate. You’ve mastered this. Curious, can you elaborate more on dopamine 2 inhibitors. What is the inhibitory effect?

wow! super fast, needed to stop, rewind and replay a few times! But the best explanation 100%

@jamesarnoff3494

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words You’re fun to communicate with It’s a pleasure meeting you.

Excellent for a quick revision! Thanks😊

Great video! And body!!

Thanks! Now I understand why GABA helps reduce stiffness in my legs.

I think skeletal muscles have nicotinic receptors on them not muscarinic (this is said at 1:51). They are abbreviated Nm for nicotinic acetylcholine receptors that are specific to the NMJ/muscle vs. muscarinic acetylcholine receptors which are abbreviated M

you absolute legend, what a great video!

great teaching thank you

Genius,Mike!!!!

Great job you are real genius

What a greatness you do dr 💖💖🔥i really understand ever than done before big thanks from Egypt🥰

Hello. I am still fairly new at learning this information. I have found that your videos are best for me to understand the information better. If there is any possible way could you maybe slowdown while explaining the info? Really love the videos!

@halloheimur

Жыл бұрын

just adjust the playback speed

@mutelarsorhougbe4606

7 ай бұрын

You can slow down the speed of the video (i also do that sometimes, if I find the explaining a little fast.!)

This is a very helpful video! Thanks!

Thank you for this! It helps me understand more than the book. Im gonna report this topic lol

you are insanely good at teaching this is so informative and efficient and clear

Great doc

Brilliant video!

You are the bomb! Thank you!!! for simplifying so much!

Very useful for me , thank you .

Awesome summary!

This guy is awsome nice break down

Great delivery and super easy to understand. Excellent video!

Your my best teacher ever I understand whatever you teach!

Ok last comment sorry..so I have bipolar type 2 rapid cycling and ocd ..have suffered a lot..I think my depression changed as I got older with the mixture of meds..I’m really interested in chemistry and neuroscience so I think I’m going back to school to study it, thank you for these videos ❤

“No you cannot stay after class to study moi anatomy lydies, hence the ring.” - Dr. Mike

You made it easier for me Doc

Epic explanations

thanks sir i really like ur videos

Thank you so much 💕

Love this

You're awesome ❤ thank you 🙏🏻

THIS WAS AMAZING !!!!!!!!!!!!! TY!

Great ..doctor can u do a video about dopamine?

You really know your stuff man

Thanks again and thanks for your explanation and teaching

@DrMattDrMike

Ай бұрын

My pleasure!

Great video

Thank u so much ♥️

Thanks doc 🎉

Please do pharmacology classes for KZread too . Great teacher

Great 👍.... I Guess dopamine receptors 1&2 , you said the opposite of what is written down on the white board. At 5 minutes.

Wonderful

Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

Thank you,Sir.

Nice Lecture Sir ☺️

Thank you so much, you are first-grade teacher.

Thank you ❤️

thank you for explaining this so well. This will help prepare me for my midterm. Appreciate your upload!

I love you man thank you so much

That’s so hard to concentrate 😅 can’t cope with comments

Thanks a lot mester muscle

Awsome❤️

I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease 2 years ago called ADEM. My body mistakingly attacked my brain and spinal cord which caused nerve damage and paralyzed my legs. Do you know what supplements would be best for motor neurons??

Can you tell me how to make the pns get back to normal ??? Do u do video chat?? Hope to have a response u have the gift of knowledge

Wait, I thought nicotinic receptors were found on skeletal muscle cells and muscarinic were for autonomic like M1, M3. Great videos though!

Do you happen to have a pdf of the notes on the board in this video?

Doc im diagnose to have a auditory hallucination just recently and i hear about gaba? Should i tale gaba so the sound that i always heard all the time will gone for good?

Thank you so much Sir 💖, love from Pakistan ❤❤

Thanks sir

Hi, what should I do to produce more atvivo stimulants in the brain so I can think faster?

Really love your vids But with this you did talk about nicotinic receptors you only talked about mascurinic

How long Dopamine binds to receptor. Does it vary person to person.

Can you do a detailed run through on neurotransmitters. Please

The way you explain and teach is absolutely excellent 👌 thanks for this, really well done ✅ I am just about to check out the other videos on your page also ☺️ amazing!

Dope

I thought it was Nicotinic receptors at the neuromuscular junction, not Muscarinic? @01:51 have I misunderstood that, or is this not in relation to the synapse at the neuromuscular junction?

Can low levels of neurotransmitters cause PoTS to develop? If so, can correcting these neurotransmitter levels cure PoTS caused by Covid?

You state that it is the muscarinic acetylcholine receptors that are involved in muscle activation for movement. I'm pretty sure it is the nicotinic receptors. Am I wrong?

@mapulemothomo3544

4 жыл бұрын

no you are not wrong i think he made a mistake