Ygdonmir

Here's a website showing a white blood cell chasing around a pesky speck of bacteria before being taken down. The footage looks pretty old, but either way it's crazy stuff.

White Blood Cell Chases Bacteria - Video

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BudSmoker92

woah thats intense...Its crazy how complex our body can be.

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mondaymonkey

wow and I know a bunch of biology, but never seen that sucker fly like that

runamukk

that was super awesome!!

toothfairy420

Tehee, it's like Pacman!

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SleepyJohn

The Amune System is why We are in waiting for a worldwide Pandemic. Big Deal, what has white blood cells done for Cancer,and HIV,and AIDS,and even the Swine Flu.
All the quick little white blood cells can do, is what they've learned from people,or things before, that need catching,and enveloping! Don't get Me wrong, but the "action" was speeded up,magnified,and controlled for the video show. There's nothing to do, with little germs they don't quite recognize. Wash Your Hands!Cover Your sneeze!It Works too.

BillyBobAndy

Cancer is actually caused by a weakened immune system. A perfectly healthy person can't get cancer. To do cancer research on rats, scientists select specific rats that have a weak immune system so they can be given cancer.

"I had a brain cancer specialist sit in my living room and tell me that he would never take radiation if he had a brain tumour. And I asked him, "But do you send people for radiation?" And he said, "Of course. I'd be drummed out of the hospital if I didn't." - Ralph Moss PhD

"Al Carter (author of 'The Cancer Answer') says that when mice are used in experiments with cancer, a special breed of mice with a weak immune system is used, because mice with a normal immune system cannot be given cancer" - Clifford Beckwith

"Cancer is a disease of the immune system. You cannot get cancer unless something has gone wrong with your immune system, because your immune system keeps you healthy. Everyone gets cancer cells in their body every day, but if your immune system is working properly, it destroys those cancer cells, and you are just fine. However, if something is wrong [with your immune system], then those cancer cells are allowed to build up, and they eventually form a tumour or a mass..."
"Now, most of the therapies in conventional medicine are very destructive to the body's immune system. Chemotherapy is nothing more than a poison. The first chemotherapeutic agents were developed during World War 2 as chemical warfare agents. They were designed to kill people. And after the war was over, they had all these chemical warfare agents left over, and they decided to use them on cancer patients in the hope that they might kill a part of them, rather than all of them. But they are still meant to kill..."
"They do not build the immune system. They destroy what is left of the immune system. Radiation therapy does the same thing. Mutilating surgery does the same thing. It destroys your immune system..."
"The chemotherapy and the radiation will destroy a lot of the cancer cells, but rarely will they destroy all of them. So when these cancer cells come back [greatly multiplying again] in about a year or so, not only are they resistant to the previous chemotherapy and radiation therapy that was used, but now you have no immune system left to help you get well. And thus, you succumb to the disease, and you die".
"And that is what happens over and over and over again. That's why half a million people are dying of cancer every year in the United States" - Dr. Lorraine Day



I think I made my point.

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MattyBlunts117

that was pretty cool