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فهد الكندري- فسيروا 2 | رأي الشرع في عملية نقل القلب - Duration: 1:23.
Shar'a opinion about the operation of heart transplant
Doctor, we want to know, what is the opinion about heart transplantation, in Sharia?
in details!
Ok..
Of course, the heart transplant during life is prohibitive..
because, donating a heart of a living person would kill the donor..
and this is forbidden.
It is killing..
and a form of suicide.
and these are big Sins [Kabira]
But, if a person would instruct that, after his death
then his heart was taken and transplanted in the body of someone else..
nothing wrong with that!
But, people might think there is a problem when we transplant the heart of a disbeliever to a believer!
Because, they are thinking that the mind of man is in his heart.
So, is this prohibited, to transplant the heart of a disbeliever to the body of a believer?
We say that only the organ will be transplanted..
But, light and darkness are not transmitted with it.
And the orders that would come to this organ..
the signals..
are from the brain.
consequently, we say that it is permissible..
to transplant the heart of a disbeliever to a believer..
and that of a wicked, to a righteous person
Nothing is against this.
as there is no effect as regards morals..
as regards ideologies..
as regards beliefs.
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BEST Cardio for BURNING FAT - (أفضل تمرين لحرق الدهون) | AflatonFAQ - Duration: 7:28.
Your life is choices started with perceiving then a decision..
decide to be.. decide to start.. right now!
What is Cardio?
and how to use it to reach your goals
We said before that cardio is an aerobic exercise
that contain moving
Today I'll talk about, types of cardio, pros. and cons.
and which one is better for fat burning?
and which one is more suitable to your goal? The first type is,
High Intensity Interval Training
or HIIT
A type that consists of short intense periods of exercise along with short intervals of rest
For example, doing sprints. You give it all-out for one minute
followed by walking or recovery periods for 30 seconds
then you repeat the cycle again and again
Second type is,
Low Intensity Steady State cardio
or L I S S
it is a form of cardio exercise where you maintain the same low-intensity cardio pace
for a prolonged period. For example,
walking and light running with constant speed
for a prolonged or continuous period.
or cycling sport also. First, let's talk about HIIT
The advantages of HIIT
Number 1, makes your total workout time shorter
this is the most important advantage of HIIT
that's why it is common. HIIT makes your training session
shorter in time but with the same efficiency. Especially busy people
Imagine exercising for 15 minutes only and
it's as effective as 1-hour training session
Number 2, HIIT burns more calories
Not only improves your athletic performance and strengthens your heart muscle
but also burns a lot of calories
Researches have proved that HIIT burns
calories by 6% to 15%
more than LISS. Some of these calories
will be burnt during the exercise, and some calories
are burnt post-workout. That's because HIIT triggers something called
Excess Post-exercise Consumption
HIIT is intense and takes too much effort during the workout
and also after the workout it takes effort
to recover you body and this will burn calories
for hours after the workout. Number 3,
HIIT Improves athletic performance
Most athletes prefer HIIT not only as
a cardio. But also improves speed, power
and athletic performance and maintain muscle mass
and prevents its loss. Also it helps in other sports
such as football and basketball, you will notice
that it looks like HIIT somehow. That it's combined of high effort and
low effort movements
Number 4, HIIT is accessible
anywhere, anytime. You can do
a full HIIT session in the space of your room. You don't need any equipment
just your body, timer and go ahead. That's why it'll be your first choice
in the days when you are in hotels or far away from the gym
On the other hand, there're some disadvantages
you should know, to decide wether it's good for you or not
Number 1, HIIT is a lot of work,
If you are an athlete, and you want to improve your performance
you'll do it no matter what,
and give it your all, and you will enjoy it as well.
But some people have a different goal,
for example if you want to lose some kilos, and you don't care about performance
it'll be a little bit hard for you to do this especially as a beginner, or you just don't enjoy HIIT
In this case, HIIT won't be the best option
Remember, work periods are intended to be
"all-out" exercise , or you won't take the most out of your session
Number 2, can be dangerous
So, if HIIT takes this much effort,
you will be more likely to lose control of your form
therefore, will be a risk of injury
especially for beginners. HIIT needs you to be focused on your form
during the whole session, unlike walking
or running in a moderate speed for a long time
you won't need as much focus as HIIT, Number 3,
HIIT needs a relatively long recovery period
more than LIIS needs
Although It may be a pros. because recovery will help burn more calories post-workout through EPOC
but it can be a cons. because
you can't train HIIT everyday
HIIT should be performed no more than 40 minutes in total per week
especially if you train something else beside the HIIT like weightlifting
It's preferable to be between 2-3 times per week
to give your body enough recovery period between each session and the other
more than this will put so much stress on your muscles and may lead to injuries
Now let's move to the second type of cardio which is, LIIS
a low intensity steady state cardio for prolonged time
unlike the HIIT. Some of its advantages are
Number 1, LISS will get you results with less effort
will put you in a condition called "fat-burning zone"
it means that you use fat as a fuel for energy
that doesn't mean that'll burn more calories in total than HIIT,
but most of these calories will be fat calories
so, you don't have to move quickly or push too hard
but at the same time you are burning fat
and getting results. Number 2,
LISS is very safe. Unlike the HIIT
which is super intense
LISS is relatively slow and under control.
Like walking or light running,
you don't need to focus on your form all the time
therefore, the risk of injury is nearly absent. Number 3,
LISS requires a little or no recovery period
LISS puts less stress on joints and
muscles. You can even train LISS everyday
without worrying about hurting yourself
Now what about LISS cons. ? Number 1,
Leads to a plateau
after a while your body gets used to the same routine
You don't see any physical change like when you started exercising
you are not challenging your body to change
in order to change your body, you should challenge it from time to time
try different things, to start responding and change
also you should train different types of exercise
change your training program every once in a while
it should be a mixture of different types of exercise
we talked about in a previous video, I'll leave the link in the description box
Number 2, you burn calories only during the workout
so, LISS burns less calories in total than HIIT
because it doesn't create EPOC which burns calories during the recovery
and LISS doesn't require recovery as HIIT
Number 3, LISS reduces metablism over the long-term
As I said before, more muscles =
higher metabolism = more burning calories
If your training program consists of only LISS cardio
You won't only lose pure fat, it'll be combine with loss of muscle mass
so, your metabolism will decrease with time
and of course this is not a good thing
especially if you aim to lose fat
Finally, Cardio is excellent for weight loss and will get you results
If you managed to use them properly to your personal goal and preferences
My advice, is to mix them up, train hard
give your body rest days to recover and take care of your diet.
With discipline, consistency and patience you will reach your goal.
If you want a customized diet plan
and training program, contact me on the links in the description box below
support me with LIKE,SHARE and SUBSCRIBE
and turn on the NOTIFICATIONS bell
so you never miss a new video from us every week. I'm Hamdy Goda. God bless you.
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První generace HVĚZDNÝCH BRAN | First generation of STARGATES - Duration: 4:28.
Hello guys, in this new episode of StarGate We gonna explore a first generation planetary Stargate.
The Stargate on the Destiny, and by extension those constructed by Seed ships, are suspected to be a prototype version on which all future gates are based.
Stargate glyphs do not represent local constellations as the later models do, since they are used in many different galaxies.
The glyphs are also separated, as opposed to the Pegasus and the Milky Way gates, where they are on an inner ring.
The chevrons are also different.
The triangular part of the chevrons is smaller and more angular at the ends.
The three lines on either side of the triangle are more distinct as individual lights.
The chevrons also stay lit constantly, with the glyphs themselves lighting up to indicate a lock.
Unlike later gates, the platform in which these stargates are built is a part of the mechanism.
The entire Stargate spins when dialing, and locks its glyphs by moving them to the topmost position.
The gate rotates clockwise for the first glyph.
Then changes direction for the next.
Alternating until the point of origin is locked.
Planetary gate bases possess a large ramp, with lights on either side that activate whenever the gate is active, marking the path to the event horizon.
Planetary gates and the one in Destiny have a chevron in front of the gate that lights up when the gate is active.
Destiny's specific gate has its own unique features.
An orb-shaped bearing that hangs above the gate lights up in tandem with the locking glyphs, and once the wormhole forms it stays lit along with a final chevron in the floor.
When the wormhole disengages, a short blast of CO2 is emitted from vents on either side of the gate.
This appears to be superfluous, given that planetary gates have no such attachments.
Most likely because Destiny-style Stargates do not have an external power source.
Unlike Milky Way or Pegasus gates, Destiny-style Stargates cannot normally dial every gate in the galaxy, but instead can only dial gates in relatively close proximity.
Still, if provided enough power, such as when connected to the ship's power source, the Stargate on board Destiny is capable of dialing Earth.
The gate on Destiny is reached from other galaxies through the use of the ninth chevron, the function of which was unknown until Destiny's address was discovered in the Atlantis database in 2007
However, they were unable to make a connection from the Milky Way until Eli Wallace discovered that the address, unlike normal addresses, is actually a code requiring nine specific symbols
Due to how far Destiny is from the Milky Way, the power required to dial Destiny is immense.
More than a single or even several Zero Point Modules could provide.
The SGC tapped the Naquadria core of an Icarus-type planet for this purpose.
Dialing the address causes Destiny to drop out of FTL to accept the connection.
On the other hand, other Destiny-style Stargates are unable to dial Destiny while it is in FTL, which may be due to their older design.
Or indicate that the nine chevron address also functions as an override code of a sort.
So that would be all about first generation of Gates.
Next time we will explore second generation of Gates.
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All My Surgeries Explained | #SpinaBifida - Duration: 5:09.
Hey everyone, welcome to #SpinaBifida.
Today I'm going to talk about all the surgeries I've had
and what they were for.
I've pretty much just always told you I've had 12 surgeries
on my back and one brain surgery
but I've never really told you about those surgeries in detail.
So let's get to that!
11 out of 12 surgeries were to untether my spine.
The way my Spina Bifida works which is
Lipomyelomeningocele,
is that my back produces way too much tissue.
And it holds onto my spinal cord, which is called tethering.
What my surgeries are for is that they
open up my back, they take out tissue
And that releases my spine for a bit.
Which allows me to have growth spurts,
and just lets me develop a bit more.
My first surgery was a month after I was born
because my Spina Bifida, my back was not exposed.
It was closed and it has a small cylinder looking bump
now my bump is more this shape.
But the first surgery was the start of that, my spine was tethered.
And they released my spine.
And before anyone asks, no I am short because my parents are just short.
Has nothing to do with my Spina Bifida.
So all of my surgeries have just been
taking out the tissue.
But one year, when I was 10 years old.
It was nerves tethering my spine instead of tissue.
That was a big surprise to my doctor
when they opened me up.
So he made the executive decision to take out some of those nerves.
And originally I lost feeling from my right knee down.
And I feeling back now, majority of my leg.
But my right foot I have no feeling in,
and I lost feeling in my left foot over time.
Mostly all my surgeries didn't have any complications like that.
I had one surgery, everything went fine but I
woke up and I couldn't hear.
And I think that was a complication from the anesthesia.
I just could not hear anything.
I also had just learned American Sign Language.
So (makes breath sound) when they woke me up
and I couldn't hear, I just started signing to them
that I couldn't hear.
For some reason I just stopped using my voice
because I was like "I can't communicate this way
I need to sign!"
So I did that and they made me sniff something.
And then I could hear again.
I really don't know what to tell you what that was.
I was such in a haze as well, because I'd just woken up from surgery.
That's what happened, think that was a complication from anesthesia.
I don't know.
All my back surgeries have been that.
My 12th back surgery was a lot different.
My 11th and 12th back surgery were back to back.
My 11th one was the untethering.
I was allowed to go back to school
this was 5th grade.
And it was the end of the year and we were having game day.
A boy yelled at me for sitting in his chair.
We didn't have assign seats becuase all the tables were put together
and we were playing a game.
But I was putting away a game board.
And he told me to get out and I said to him to wait.
Because I need to finish cleaning this.
And the next thing I knew, I was on the ground.
He pulled the chair out from under me
and my back hit the chair and hit the ground.
Mind you, I wasn't fully healed
from my 11th back surgery.
But I was healed enough where I was allowed to go back to school.
So this was extremely painful.
And that really happened was my dad and my sister came to the school
looked at my back, everything seemed to be fine.
The kid said I'm sorry and then school ended.
Like a few days after school ended, my back started leaking spinal fluid.
And instead of telling my parents,
uh mind you I was 10,
I just put washcloths and taped them with medical tape
to my back to hide it.
Because I was very traumatized with the hospital.
That's a thing a lot of people don't talk about
is a lot of kids who have grown up in the hospital
a lot of them experience PTSD
and I am one of those kids.
Because of all the PTSD
I felt I had to hide my back leaking
because I didn't want to have surgery again.
I didn't want to be in the hospital.
Because of that, I got an infection the size of a quarter.
In the middle of my back, it was a hole.
And that's when I finally told my mom.
We went to the hospital, they couldn't get it to close
or to stop leaking.
My bump on my back filled up, it was very
extended out of my back
and my bump went all the way up to the middle of my back.
Which is not normal at all.
And it was fluid build up.
So finally they did a surgery and they put the shunt
that I have inside my abdomen.
It just keeps the spinal fluid level in my back.
And it keeps me alive essentially.
So I was able to heal, and that was my 12th back surgery.
I didn't have any more surgeries from 7th grade
all the way to my senior year of high school.
A few months into college,
is when I started experiencing symptoms
for Chiari Malformation.
I had a skull decompression.
I recently learned exactly what they did
which that's in a video I will put...the card will pop up for that video.
But essentially they took a piece of the bottom of my skull out.
I don't have that part of my skull anymore.
And they took out like half of my first vertebrae.
To give my cerebellum a lot of room.
I'm missing bones is what I'm telling you.
That's all of my surgeries explained.
A lot of you asked about them in detail so I hope this
clears everything up.
So thank you for watching.
If you like my work and wanna help support me,
you can pledge to my Patreon
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Or you can do a one time donation to my PayPal.
The links for that will be in the description below.
And until next time, bye!
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Official Trailer | The Amazing Human Body | PBS - Duration: 0:31.
VO: Everybody has a body...
and every body is amazing.
Starting from a single cell,
you've built a body that can
grow, learn and survive
incredible things.
MAN 1: "Three, two, one, Go!"
VO: Join us for a special
three part event.
As we take an inside look
as you've never seen it before.
MAN 2: "That was amazing."
VO: The Amazing Human Body.
Back-to-back,
starting Wednesday,
September 19th,
at 8/7 central.
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Around the Air Force: Invisible Wounds Center / UPES - Duration: 2:08.
HEY THERE EVERYONE, I'M STAFF SERGEANT NICHOLAS
KOETZ WITH YOUR LOOK AROUND THE AIR FORCE.
OVER THE PAST YEAR, THE AIR FORCE TOOK A HARD LOOK
AT HOW AIRMEN ARE DEVELOPED TO INTEGRATE
INTO AND LEAD JOINT TEAMS.
THE RESULT IS TWO MAIN LINES OF
EFFORT...STRENGTHENING JOINT LEADERS AND
ENHANCING JOINT TEAMS.
TO STRENGTHEN JOINT LEADERS, AIR EDUCATION AND
TRAINING COMMAND WILL DEVELOP A WAY TO BALANCE
AND TRACK AIR FORCE AND JOINT EDUCATION AND
EXPERIENCE THROUGHOUT AN AIRMAN'S CAREER, ALLOWING
AIRMEN TO BE VECTORED TO THE RIGHT ASSIGNMENTS.
TO ENHANCE JOINT TEAMS, AIR COMBAT COMMAND IS
OVERSEEING CERTIFICATION OF A CORE JOINT TASK FORCE
HEADQUARTERS AT SHAW AIR FORCE BASE, SOUTH
CAROLINA.
ONCE CERTIFIED, THEY'LL BE PART OF THE GLOBAL
RESPONSE FORCE, AVAILABLE FOR TASKINGS TO MEET
GLOBAL CONTINGENCIES.
THE FIRST INVISIBLE WOUNDS CENTER FOR THE AIR FORCE
JUST OPENED AT EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, FLORIDA.
DESIGNED TO TREAT SERVICE MEMBERS SUFFERING FROM
POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS, TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY,
PAIN AND PSYCHOLOGICAL INJURIES, THE CENTER
TREATS RETIREES, GUARD, RESERVE, AND ACTIVE DUTY
MEMBERS.
AIR FORCE SURGEON GENERAL, LIEUTENANT GENERAL DOROTHY
HOGG SAYS THE GOAL OF THE CENTER IS TO ELIMINATE
BARRIERS TO CARE.
ART, MUSIC THERAPY, YOGA AND ACUPUNCTURE WILL BE
JUST SOME OF THE SERVICES OFFERED.
LOSS OF OXYGEN, HEADACHES AND DISORIENTATION CAN ALL
AFFECT AIRCREWS.
THEY'RE CALLED UNEXPLAINED PHYSIOLOGICAL EVENTS OR
U-P-ES, AND THEY CAN HINDER FLIGHT SAFETY AND
EFFECTIVENESS.
THE NEW LEADER OF THE AIR FORCE U-P-E TEAM IS AIR
NATIONAL GUARD BRIGADIER GENERAL EDWARD VON.
VON'S APPOINTMENT HIGHLIGHTS TOTAL FORCE
INTEGRATION, LEADING A TEAM THAT SERVES AS
HEADQUARTERS AIR FORCE'S FOCAL POINT FOR
IDENTIFYING SOLUTIONS TO ELIMINATE OR MINIMIZE THE
IMPACT OF U-P-ES.
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HEAD OVER TO A-F DOT MIL.
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YOUTUBE DOT COM FORWARD SLASH A-F-T-V RADIO.
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