Water = Life [Interstitial Fluids ISF (Extra Cellular Fluid, ECF)]
About Course
Interstitial Fluids (ISF) are critical to the maintenance and regulation of our living cells and tissues, they are literally what "hydrate" us. They are probably not what you think, and once you are familiar with the material in this course, you will realize that we are all drowning in water, like adding water to your gas tank!Description
NOTE: I WILL ADD MORE INFO ON OUR FLUIDS TO THIS SUB-SECTION, AND IT IS A REALLY INTERESTING TOPIC…
CAPILLARIES
Interstitial fluid forms the immediate environment of all cells. To keep this environment and the supply of nutrients constant, there is a ‘continuous movement of fluid through the arteriolar end of the semipermeable walls of capillaries into the interstitial fluid and removal of fluid into capillaries at their venular end.
Exchange of water and electrolytes is determined by forces called Starling forces i.e. sum of opposing hydrostatic and osmotic forces between CAPILLARY BLOOD and INTERSTITIAL FLUID.
These exchanges in systemic capillaries result in a continuous turnover and renewal of interstitial fluid.
Electrolytes (Crystalloids, e.g. Na+, Cl−, etc., SALT, MUMMIFICATION, “AGE”) in plasma and interstitial fluid also exert an osmotic pressure (OP) – this is huge (about 6000 mmHg). As the electrolyte concentration is the same on each side of the capillary membrane the crystalloid OP does not affect fluid movement. Protein is confined mainly to the plasma hence its OP does affect fluid movement.
What Will I Learn?
- Know more about who you are and what you are truly made of, information that you have never seen, and especially put together with so much scientific backing outside of the main-stream garbage. You will realize why the "natural state" is the most exceedingly beneficial to us all.
Topics for this course
Introduction to our ISF (Interstitial Fluids)
What Does the Course Cover? 00:02:30
ISF – “Chemical” Makeup
Acidic VS Alkaline pH – Role played by the ISF
Evolved/ “Aged” Urine VS Evolved/ “Aged” Interstitial Fluids
What is “Natural State”? Why is it optimum?
About the instructor
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This is a really great course for all levels in financial analysis. Wither you're beginner or expert, you'll find new things to learn here. Starting from Excel to Accounting to financial statements analysis and concluding with PowerPoint to present your work. Above all that, I'm really getting real world experience and not just text book materials.