Youtube News: Youtube daily report w Jan 23 2018

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It's maybe the most first world problem of first world problems: pit stains

on white clothing.

Maybe you've been there.

Wear any white shirt for long enough and suddenly it's discoloring in embarrassing and irritating

ways.

The thing is, your sweat isn't actually yellow.

It's colorless — that is, until it reacts with the compounds in antiperspirant.

You have two main types of sweat glands, but the culprits here are the apocrine glands.

These don't kick in until puberty and are found basically anywhere there's a lot of

hair — so your scalp, underarms … other places …

They produce sweat that's slightly thicker, and secreted onto your skin via hair follicles.

To make matters worse, this sweat isn't just produced during hot weather, it's also

triggered by periods of anxiety or heightened emotion.

Great.

But to make it thicker, the sweat produced by these glands also contains fats and proteins.

And it's these fats and proteins that are the big issue — along with the bacteria

that feast on them.

We've talked about the connection between bacteria and the odor in farts, and the smell

in your armpits is produced in much the same way.

Sweat itself is odorless — it's the bacteria and the gases they release that make everything

smell so wonderful and prompted cosmetics companies to create antiperspirants.

These products generally contain some version of a compound called aluminum chloride, which

works by acting as a sort of gel-like plug for your apocrine sweat glands, so you don't

produce as much sweat.

But at the same time, the aluminum reacts with your sweat to produce compounds that

react with the fabric in your clothing and mess with the color, and voila - yellow stains.

No one seems to agree about why exactly it turns yellow, but there's some thought that

the reaction with the aluminium causes the proteins in apocrine sweat to really stick

to your clothes.

Either way, it's actually the thing making you sweat less that causes the stains.

Which doesn't seem super helpful.

Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to keep your clothes white.

You could try using a deodorant that doesn't contain aluminum, or else let it dry completely

before putting on your shirt.

You could also look for a type of detergent that's boosted with the power of enzymes.

These are designed to react with, and break down proteins so you can get tricky stains,

like yellow pit stains, out of your clothes.

Like a lot of cleaning hacks, it's all about knowing the chemistry.

Thanks to patreon patron Garrett Van Dyk for asking this question, and thanks to all our

patrons, who keep these answers coming.

If you'd like to submit a question to be answered, you can go to patreon.com/scishow.

And don't forget to go to youtube.com/scishow to subscribe! That is wonderful

and it helps us out. You'll get a new episode of SciShow and learn about how weird and wonderful the world is

including your arm piiiiiiiiiits

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BREAKING News!! Secret Service Agent Just Went ALL IN!! Obama is DONE!!! - Duration: 27:45.

BREAKING News!!

Secret Service Agent Just Went ALL IN!!

Obama is DONE!!!

After the FISA memo news was released, a former secret agent named Dan Bongino adds to the

accusations of corruption against Barack Hussein Obama.

The former Secret Service Agent and Conservative Radio Talk Show Host, Dan Bongino, who served

in the White House from 2006-2011 under both Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Hussein

Obama, believes this could be the evidence that will finally change the public's view

of Obama and show the world how corrupt this evil man really is.

Bongino also has predicted that to distract from what was actually in the memo, those

opposed to releasing it would likely attack Nunes personally.

We don't fully know what is contained in the actual memo, but we can predict with some

certainty that it has to have something to do with the manner in which the CIA and DOJ

spied on American citizens.

The rumors also suggest that it has something to do with the discredited work of the Clinton

Campaign who likely paid for Trump Dossier.

The info may reveal how it came about and who were the people behind its creation.

However, it's all speculation and rumors since no member of Congress can give us much

more information about the contents without getting into trouble for releasing top secret

information.

For now we're stuck with possibilities and have to piece the puzzle together on our own.

The Los Angeles Times reports:

Secret House Republican memo causes new rifts over Russia investigation

epa05931263 Republican Representative from California and embattled Chairman of the House

Intelligen House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Tulare)

worked on a confidential and controversial memo involving how the Department of Justice

pursued the Russia investigation.

(Jim Lo Scalzo / EPA) Chris Megerian Chris MegerianContact Reporter

Conservative Republicans are pushing to release a memo containing classified information about

the federal investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 campaign, sparking new controversy

in a case that has already caused deep partisan rifts.

The contents of the four-page memo, which was written by staff working with Rep. Devin

Nunes (R-Tulare), who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, have not been publicly revealed.

But President Trump's allies in Congress say that they are explosive.

"It's some of the most alarming things I've ever read, and every single American

citizen should be able to read that material as soon as possible," said Rep. Jim Jordan

(R-Ohio).

Democrats on the committee have dismissed the memo as a dishonest attempt to undermine

the Russia investigation, and Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Hillsborough) called it a "pack

of lies."

Republicans have repeatedly said the Russia investigation, currently led by special counsel

Robert S. Mueller III, has been undermined by partisan bias.

Mueller was appointed last May after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey.

Rep. Devin Nunes plays defense for Trump by going on hard offense against Justice Department

Freedom Caucus members asked House Speaker Paul Ryan to support releasing the memo during

Thursday night negotiations over the federal budget.

Ryan deferred the issue to the House Intelligence Committee, which made it available to every

member of Congress this week.

It was unclear Friday whether the GOP-led House committee would hold a vote that would

lay the groundwork for making the memo public.

Not everyone in Ryan's caucus wants it out.

Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas), who is leading the House Intelligence Committee's inquiry

into Russia's role in the 2016 election, said it would be "real dangerous" to release

the memo because it includes classified information.

The document is the result of Nunes probing how the Department of Justice handled the

Russia investigation.

Nunes has said his work has uncovered serious problems involving the use of secret surveillance

powers.

"I believe there's evidence that abuses have occurred," he told Fox News last month.

It wasn't immediately clear if the memo also looked at Republican claims that Mueller's

criminal investigation has been undermined by partisan bias.

The reaction to the memo was sharply split along party lines.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Florida) said the information was "jaw-dropping."

Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Vista) said Americans would be "outraged" if they read the memo.

Jay Sekulow, one of Trump's personal lawyers, said on his radio show Friday that it appears

the memo reveals corruption that's "breathtaking in scope."

Sekulow has previously called for the appointment of a second special counsel to investigate

the Department of Justice.

But Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Dublin), another committee member, said the memo was filled

with misinformation and should not be released.

"It is a perversion of the facts to brainwash our members and protect the president,"

he said.

Tragically this is what happens when the American voting populace is convinced into electing

a person with a highly questionable and mysterious past.

He sometimes went by different names!

Should someone be allowed to run for President if they had their college transcripts and

birth certificate sealed?

We may not ever know the truth about who he was or where he is from.

Maybe now everyone will learn of the dangers of electing a president because of his skin

color over the content of character.

Please share if you want to see the FISA memo released

its entirety!!

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MUSIC x SONG | QUAL A DIFERENÇA E COMO USAR? - Duration: 8:16.

Hey what-up YouTube and Facebook!

It's Mairo Vergara here again

with one more video in English.

Today I'm going to do some actual teaching.

I'm going to teach you the difference

between the words "music" and "song."

By the way I bought myself a new pair of glasses.

Those look much cooler than the previous ones

because the old glasses that I was wearing,

they were like, ten years old;

they were pretty crappy.

So those new ones, they look pretty cool.

So -- going back to the video.

Today I'm going to teach you the difference

between the words "music" and "song"

and maybe you're thinking -- this is basic, Mairo,

I already know the difference between music and song.

But the thing is, at the end of the day, speaking English,

understanding and speaking the language

is about mastering the fundamentals -

that core amount of grammar rules and vocabulary.

You know that you don't have to learn grammar rules

for the sake of learning grammar rules.

It's a set of rules or a set of ways the language works,

and a set of vocabulary

and ways of pronouncing words,

and if you master that,

you're able to speak the language.

Sometimes it's nice to get back

to the basics of the language,

and study a little bit of the basics.

So the difference between "music" and "song"

[Music plays]

The problem with these words -- music and song

is that both words in Portuguese, as a Brazilian,

if you translate "music" or if you translate "song",

both words are translated as "Música."

You can translate "music" as "Música"

and song as "Canção."

The word "Canção" -- we don't use it so often.

So both are translated as "Música"

and that sometimes causes a little bit of confusion.

So let's start with music. [music plays]

And when you say "music",

make sure you do the "U"...

You've got to make the "u" sound

and the "Z" sound. So -- MUSIC.

[Music plays]

Music -- make sure you get the proper pronunciation.

You don't need to sound native-like,

because you're not a native,

but just do it -- "music" -

it will sound really nice. Music.

Now music -- it's not a song.

It's pretty obvious.

Music is the actual art of music. [music plays]

So you could say things like, you like music.

"I like music." Or "I study music." See?

It's the art of music itself,

so you like music or you study music.

You could use a sentence such as

"I want to have a career in music." [music plays]

"I want to have a career in music."

Meaning, you want to work with music

or something related.

"I want to have a career in music."

Or, I could ask you a question such as,

"Are you able to read music?"

Again, "are you able to read music?"

If I asked you if you are able to read music,

I'm referring specifically to written music. [video plays]

You know, you can also call it a "score."

It's a piece of written music.

You know those weird symbols? [flute music plays]

If you were able to read it,

you are able to read music.

[video plays]

So, music is the art of music itself.

"Song" on the other hand...

By the way, the pronunciation of "song" is a little bit tricky.

Don't say (sonG) -- don't make the "g" sound at the end.

So you do -- "song"

and you almost do the "g" sound,

so you say -- "song" -

but you don't release the sound.

So -- "song" -- and you stop.

Don't do like (sonG, sonG) -

no, "song" and you stop. "Song" and you stop.

OK? "Song."

Song -- it's a little difficult but the same goes for,

as I was explaining about the pronunciation of music,

you don't need to sound native-like;

it's more a matter of knowing the proper pronunciation

and then just doing your best.

So just try it -- song... song... -- no "g" -- "song" - OK?

And a song is just a piece of music.

It's not the art of music itself,

so the best example I can give you is if I ask you,

"What kind of music do you like?" -

So what kind of music?

I'm not talking about specific songs;

I'm talking about music as a whole.

"What kind of music do you like?"

And you say -- I don't know, I like Rihanna.

You say "I like Rihanna."

Then I could ask you

"And what's your favorite song from Rihanna?"

So it's not "What's your favorite music?"

You don't say, "What's your favorite music from Rihanna?"

No, that's incorrect.

"What's your favorite song?"

Because a song is just a piece of music.

And you could say, I don't know,

my favorite song from Rihanna is "Diamonds."

And actually this is my favorite song

from Rihanna-- Diamonds.

So a song is a piece of music.

I can give you some more sentences

I have here on my cell phone.

Let's check this out.

Let's sing a song together.

See? You say "Let's sing a song together."

You don't say "Let's sing a music together."

You like music, but you sing a song.

"Let's sing a song together."

Another one,

you can download a song from the Internet.

So you could say a sentence such as

"I downloaded a song from the Internet."

Just put a sentence here.

I downloaded a song

so you don't download a music.

That's incorrect.

You say "I downloaded a song from the Internet."

OK. One more sentence.

Let's say you have a teacher

and your teacher taught you

how to sing a song in French.

You could say something along the lines of,

"My teacher taught me the words of a French song."

sentence here.

"My teacher taught me the words of a French song."

So your teacher actually taught you

how to sing a song in French,

the words of a French song,

or the words to a French song.

So that's the difference between

the words "music" and "song."

Make sure you understand the difference.

Make sure you don't say things such as

"I like that music."

No, you say "I like that song."

You like music.

Remember, Rihanna.

Remember Rihanna-- I like music from Rihanna,

and my favorite song from Rihanna is "Diamonds."

So that was the video for today, guys.

If you like the video, make sure you also

follow me on my website.

I'm going to put the website right here.

If you want to download,

learn a lot of English,

download a lot of MP3 files

-- explanations, example sentences -

a lot of English learning material,

you just visit the website.

It's mairovergara.com.

If you want pronunciation tips,

you can check out my Instagram.

That's my Instagram.

It's almost exclusively dedicated to

just pronunciation tips and tricks.

You go there, you're going to see there's a lot of -

every day I publish new pronunciation tips for you guys.

And if you want an overall introduction

to how to learn English for a beginner;

you want to learn English,

or even if you're more like an intermediate student

and you want to just find a more effective

method of learning the language,

you can go here at this link here,

and download my eBook called

Como Aprender Inglês - O Guia definitivo -

it's a complete guide on how to start learning "Engrish"....

"Engrish"! Lol!

On how to start learning English the proper way,

without having to -- travel to the US,

or do an exchange program,

or study English since you were two years old -

it's just like how to learn English in Brazil

and only in Brazil because that's how I learned

and that's how you can learn.

So that's it guys.

Check my website;

check my Instagram;

download the eBook,

and I'll see you all next video.

Bye.

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Treat Sinusitis and Bronchitis Infections with This Natural Recipe - Duration: 3:52.

A simple homemade recipe that requires only two ingredients can eliminate the headache,

as well as unclog the nose, naturally, without having to use medicines that have

harmful side effects or that have chemical which can cause other allergies.

Clogged nose is one of the most common symptoms of sinusitis which is the inflammation of the

of the sinuses that affect the membranes that cover our nostrils.

Usually occurs after someone does not recovers completely from a cold

and is caused by a fungus or virus that affect the inflamed area.

There are two types of sinusitis: acute and chronic.

Chronic sinusitis is usually a consequence of of an acute sinusitis that was not treated

correctly.

People who suffer from sinusitis face periodic relapses, especially in the

of winter and when climate change occur very quickly or suddenly.

Have you ever noticed that people who suffer from sinusitis tend to have more

Problems with stuffy nose in tropical climates?

The good news is that these infections can be treated with an easy homemade recipe

and practice.

The recipe is the base of turnips that can be replaced by strong root.

Both the strong root and the turnip are powerful nasal decongestants.

Rich in sulfur and with antibiotic properties natural ingredients, these two ingredients are

to learn how to unclog the nose of natural form.

At the same time, both ingredients work as antibacterial expectorants, opening

the respiratory passages, warming the body and stimulating the immune system.

Here's how to unclog the nose using the root strong or the turnip.

The recipe is the same, just choose the ingredient that is easier for you to access.

- Grate a medium turnip or a strong root of average size.

- Add vinegar until cover the turnip or root strong grated

- Seal hermetically and allow to rinse ten days at room temperature.

After the ten-day period this revenue it is ready to be consumed.

To help treat headache caused by for sinusitis, simply dampen a towel in the

solution and let it act on the head.

To relieve the stuffy nose, enough inhale the aroma of the solution for five minutes,

without stopping and repeating this procedure several times a day.

The solution is valid for 10 days to consumption.

After this time, prepare a new recipe.

If the person has any type of allergy vinegar or feel discomfort with the smell

of vinegar, it is also possible to boil 100 grams of turnip in 2 liters of water and inhale

the vapors with the head covered by a towel.

Now that you know how to unclog the nose in a natural way, choose the ingredient

and relieve symptoms of sinusitis.

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Como cuidar de fungos e como tratá-los. How to care for fungi and how to treat them. - Duration: 4:19.

Hello! All right?

My name is Luana Caldin. I am a Podiatrist and I am a SENAC graduate.

Let's go to our video today.

In this case is our famous Onicofose.

Our funguinhos in the fingers.

Making the thinning of this sheet.

Why this fungus left the blade very thick and deformed.

So she does, like some bumps on the nail.

It got pretty thick.

Making a thinning on this sheet.

Removing the maceration. Because?

The fungus will eat the nail and make a dough below the blade.

And this mass smells, even a little bit stronger.

Cleaning this maceration.

Of this excess of skin that is on the sides.

The excess of eponychium. You can see a lot of skin coming out.

It is a skin but glued and more sensitive.

Making the correction of the cut of the blades.

In the case of Ringworm when it is very detached, we cut this nail.

All off. Because?

The treatment becomes more effective.

It's no use letting the fingernail take off and the treatment will take much longer.

Why the fungus is settling in more and more.

Sometimes people say that treatment is not working. It's not that it's not working ...

The problems is going to be much longer the treatment.

It is easier to remove this nail that is detached. Cut off all the detached part to make a treatment.

It will be more effective and the nail will grow healthier.

And our Parakeet. Making a special turnout.

The two nails. They have mycosis and have been traumatized by footwear.

Cleaning this maceration.

How to care for fungi and how to treat them?

Dealing with experts in the field.

Podologists or Dermatologists.

That they will follow up on this treatment.

The treatment is daily ie ...

Once a month, you go to the specialist.

Every day you have to do footwear booting and nail drying.

Sprinkle a little bit of alcohol on the nail.

Alcohol will help in the evaporation of moisture.

And dry these nails well, okay?

And do the hygiene of the shoes.

I use the shoes, do the hygiene and put it to dry and take a sun.

And always doing this hygiene. And the feet too.

We usually take care of the hair, the skin, it passes cream on the body and when it arrives in the foot tired ...

So we have to take better care of our feet, too.

So the Treatment is this.

With Specialists. And this was another video and I hope you guys next.

Goodbye.

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Manuela Di Centa: An Italian Ski-Legend claims 5 medals in Lillehammer | Legends Live on - Duration: 10:19.

What Manuela achieved at Lillehammer

was incredible and perhaps unrepeatable.

I wouldn't have achieved it if I had not believed

since I was a child,

that girls like me who love cross-country skiing,

could achieve great things in sport.

Following Lillehammer,

Manuela has left a historic and indelible mark

as an athlete and as a person closely connected to sport.

Manuela Di Centa is for our nation

and for the world of sport, a legend.

(LEGENDS LIVE ON MANUELA DI CENTA)

My first skis were amazing! I was four years old.

My dad made them.

Since we were little Dad used to make us ski.

It was like drinking water. It was very natural.

As a family, when it snows we go skiing.

The love of skiing grew within us. It is part of us.

Her games were running, doing races,

climbing trees

and doing gymnastics.

She never used to play with dolls.

Manuela was a kid who believed in what she did.

She also participated in running races,

not just skiing competitions.

She has always been strong.

She always helped me to chop the firewood

rather than her older brother, Andrea.

The first competitors have started.

I watched the Innsbruck Olympics

where I saw the Russians skiing and I said,

"Dad, watch the Russians."

They were going round the bends like a snowplough.

"I want to go faster than them

"because I don't want to snowplough."

(OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES SARAJEVO 1984)

My first Olympics, Sarajevo 1984.

It was a great experience,

that's where for the first time

I saw and met great athletes.

I remember in particular Marja-Liisa Kirvesniemi.

She won the race in Sarajevo

and she overtook me

and while she went past I said to myself,

there will come a day when I will pass you.

(OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES CALGARY 1988)

Calgary 1988.

I was much better prepared this time

but bad luck comes at the worst time

and just before the Olympics I caught bronchitis.

So my hopes of being able to compete at my best

crumbled little by little, but

I was able to compete in the last race, the 20km freestyle,

and I came sixth.

Coming sixth in an Olympics with zero technical preparation

led me to think I'm on the right track.

(OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES ALBERTVILLE 1992)

I turned up to the Olympics with a big problem,

Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, which I've always had.

However, my sense of responsibility to my team-mates

in the relay

made me want to go.

(OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES LILLEHAMMER 1994)

In Lillehammer 1994, I said to myself

"Now I'm fit, let's try and do things right."

It wasn't easy to concentrate for all the races,

in fact this period was very intense for me

but my previous experiences taught me a lot.

I studied every bend of that track.

I remember in particular my trainer telling me

in the last kilometre

that's when I had more than a minute advantage

over second place,

he told me, "Now you can enjoy the victory."

However, I told myself, until I pass the finishing line

I can't enjoy the victory.

Only when I saw "Manuela Di Centa, Italy, gold medal,"

did I say, "I've made it."

The 30km was the last race on the programme.

I wanted to express myself in this race in particular

because it used the classical technique

pioneered by Nordic skiers.

To finish five races without making any mistakes

is an incredible feat,

bringing home five medals of which two were gold

is nothing short of amazing.

(OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES NAGANO 1998)

My last Olympics, Nagano, Japan 1998.

Despite the fact that I had won a bronze with my team-mates

this was the Olympics in which

I had planned to say my farewell.

Last medal, last Olympic Games

and the last competition of my sports career.

Everything started from a love of the mountains.

I started climbing with Fabio.

In 2003, we trained to take part in the 50th anniversary

of the first expedition to climb Everest.

She was the first Italian woman

to reach the top of the highest mountain in the world.

I was mostly worried about her safety.

(OLYMPIC GAMES TORINO 2006)

Turin 2006. The Olympics at home, which was a great thing.

These Olympics were very emotional for me

because my brother Giorgio

won two Olympic medals.

That evening my sister was chosen to present the medals.

I was speechless.

We hugged each other

after I presented my little brother the gold medal.

Good morning, children.

I gained a lot as an athlete.

I worked hard but gained a lot from sport.

I felt it was my duty to give something back,

having gained much experience.

My work with the Italian Parliament was intense.

I'm very proud of an idea which I championed

and now has become a reality.

Manuela Di Centa wanted to create high schools

focused on sport in Italy.

All subjects in these schools

are related to sport in some way,

such as sport economics.

I believe that an Olympic champion

has a great responsibility.

The best way to demonstrate this,

especially to young people, is not just through teaching

but also by example.

My future? I see it very simply.

To be myself in everyday life.

To always smile, with my face and with my heart

and to be able to seize beautiful moments.

(LEGENDS LIVE ON)

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• Who escaped a death sentence only to get it faster?

Who escaped from death row before even being put on it?

From prison escapes to legal rulings, here are 10 people who managed to escape death

row.

10 – Kristen Gilbert • Kristen Gilbert was a nurse who worked

at a veterans hospital when she decided to go on a murderous rampage.

• She injected four of her patients with a stimulant that killed them via heart failure,

and tried to do the same to three others.

• But Gilbert lived in Massachusetts, which doesn't observe the death penalty.

So how, exactly, did she end up anywhere close to death row?

• Well, the VA hospital is technically federal government property.

And since Gilbert committed her crimes in the hospital, it was tried in federal court.

• But despite the loophole that made Gilbert eligible for the death penalty, she ended

up with only life in prison.

9 – Le Van Tho and Nguyen Van Tinh • This escape from death row in Vietnam

didn't exactly happen in a courtroom.

• A pair of drug dealers were each in solitary confinement for their involvement in a heroin

smuggling ring.

• Murder, theft, bribery, and kidnapping were among the charges they had been convicted

of.

The two were awaiting execution, but were able to escape the facility.

• They drove away together on a Honda Dream motorbike, wearing masks and helmets to hide

their identities.

• Luckily, they were only on the run for about a week before they were re-captured.

8 – Nicholas Yarris • Nicholas Yarris spent 22 years on death

row in Pennsylvania.

For some, that may seem silly – if someone has been sentenced to death, why keep them

in prison for so long?

• Well, people like Yarris are why.

After being on death row for 22 years on capital murder and rape charges, DNA evidence cleared

him of the crime entirely, putting him nowhere near the scene.

• Now Yarris is the first death row inmate in Pennsylvania – and the 15th in America

– cleared of his crime with DNA evidence before execution.

• But because Yarris was exonerated of his crime, he got no help from parole services

at finding a job.

He also got no money from the state from his wrongful conviction – just five dollars

and seven cents of his own money.

7 – Nguyen Thi Hue • Another Vietnamese drug lord found a much

different way to avoid a death sentence.

• Nicknamed the "Rose of Fire," she joined up with a major drug runner in China

to open a major underground smuggling operation.

• She was eventually captured, and sentenced to death – but she found a loophole.

Under Vietnamese criminal law, pregnant women cannot be sentenced to death.

• So she paid one of the male inmates in the prison to… no, not to have sex with

her.

She paid him to leave her two bags of his semen, so she could impregnate herself with

a syringe.

• It worked, and her sentence was commuted to life in prison.

6 – Dayonte Resiles • Dayonte Resiles didn't even wait to

be sentenced to death before he escaped from it.

• In his hearing for the murder of Jill Halliburton Su, of the Halliburton oil company

family, Resiles simply ran.

• He unlocked his chains and cuffs, shed his prisoner's uniform, and bolted from

the courtroom.

• An internal investigation into his escape implicated as many as 8 accomplices, including

the bailiffs in the courtroom.

• Resiles was re-captured after a six-day manhunt.

5 – Martin E. Gurule • Martin Gurule somehow managed to both

escape his death sentence and move it way forward.

• In 1998, Gurule became the first escaped Death Row inmate in Texas since Floyd Hamilton,

a member of the Bonnie and Clyde gang, in 1934.

• His scheme involved dummies, a climb over razor wire, and a run through gunfire, but

it worked – he got outside the prison.

• A few days later, he was found dead at the bottom of a swampy river, presumably drowned.

So instead of escaping his death sentence, he simply carried it out on himself.

4 – Steven Hayes and Joshua Komisarjevsky • Steven Hayes and Joshua Komisarjevsky

avoided the death penalty, basically by pure luck.

• As they waited for their sentences to be carried out, the state of Connecticut ruled

that capital punishment was unconstitutional.

• Neither of these men, or the other 9 living Death Row inmates in Connecticut are having

their crimes cleared, of course.

• But because of the ruling, their sentences are being reduced to life without parole,

rather than death.

3 – Paul House • After 22 years on Death Row in Tennessee,

Paul House was released on bail.

But why would a convicted rapist and murderer be granted bail from a death sentence?

• That's because in 2006, the Supreme Court took up his case and granted him a new

hearing.

DNA evidence examined the semen, cigarette butts, and blood under the victim's fingernails

– and none of it matched House.

• The victim's blood was found on House's jeans, but there were unanswered questions

about whether the evidence was contaminated on the way to the forensics lab.

• The result of House's hearing wasn't just that he had his death sentence reduced.

He was exonerated of the crime entirely, and let go as a free man.

2 – Mecklenburg Six • The Titanic was considered an "unsinkable"

ship.

It sank in half a journey.

• Similarly, the Mecklenburg Maximum Security Prison in Virginia was considered "escape

proof."

Six death row inmates escaped from it in less than two hours using a stretcher, a blanket,

and a portable television.

• They overpowered the guards, started a prison riot, put on the guards' riot gear,

and called in a false bomb threat.

Then, they acted as the "bomb squad," carrying out the TV on the stretcher under

a blanket as "the bomb."

• All six of the escapees were re-captured within a few weeks, which is good, since they

were all convicted of strings of violent crimes.

1 – "The Class of '72" • In 1972, the California Supreme Court

ruled the death penalty unconstitutional.

And that led to a whole bunch of legal complications with what has since been named the "Class

of '72."

• More than 100 people were on Death Row in Calfornia when that ruling came down.

Most of them ended up with life sentences, but about 40 percent of those Death Row inmates

found themselves getting paroled.

• Three of those parolees ended up killing again after going free, and 12 ended up committing

some other type of crime.

• One of them, Dennis Stanworth, killed his own 90-year-old mother.

At the trial, he pled guilty to everything before even being asked for a plea, and begged

the court for death.

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Black Cumin – A New Herbal Treatment for Hypothyroidism and Thyroid Autoimmunity - Duration: 4:15.

Hi, this is Dr. Ruscio, and let's discuss an interesting new plant medicine that may

help with hypothyroidism and with thyroid autoimmunity.

A study was recently published looking at a compound known a black cumin.

And I'll put this study up here on the screen.

The study was entitled—I'll shorten it up for you—but essentially "The effects

of Nigella sativa on thyroid function."

Nigella sativa has many a.k.a.'s, and I'll read a few for you here: black cumin, black

caraway, black sesame, onion seed, and roman coriander.

But essentially, in this study, they took 49 patients and they gave them either 2 grams

per day as a powder or a placebo for eight weeks.

And they tracked different markers, like body composition and weight, and also thyroid markers,

and compared the placebo group to the control group.

Now, what they found was interesting.

They did find a reduction in body weight.

But 2.8 pounds over eight weeks, that's something.

I wouldn't say it's highly meaningful, but it is something.

They did show what I would consider as significant reduction in TSH.

They showed a non-significant and what I would consider a non-meaningful reduction in TPO

antibodies.

And this is important, because if something is non-significant and also non-meaningful—there

was a change, but the change wasn't really meaningful or significant.

So let me put the table up here on the screen that will help out on this a little bit.

And I've highlighted for you the reduction in TSH.

From 6.4 to 4.1, that is a significant and a clinically meaningful reduction in TSH.

That essentially takes someone from positive to normal for a TSH value.

So that's significant.

Again, weight not in a stable—we discussed 2.8 pounds.

It was considered significant.

Would I consider that meaningful?

Maybe.

But then the TPO antibodies is the thing I really wanted to draw your attention to.

So, thyroid antibodies are when your immune cells attack thyroid tissue, and it's the

underlying cause of hypothyroidism in most westernized countries.

So the autoimmunity, the thyroid autoimmunity, and the antibodies that correspond to the

severity of the thyroid autoimmunity is something that's important to keep in mind and to

look at.

Now, in this case, we did see a reduction from 294 to 147 compared to the control right

next to it that went from 278 to 274.

Now, to the untrained eye that change from 294 to 147 may look significant.

However, statistically it was not significant, but also clinically I do not consider that

to be a clinically meaningful change.

Hey, guys.

Just a quick reminder that my new book is finally available: Healthy Gut, Healthy You.

And for our audience only, we are opening up a presale campaign so you can get the book

before anyone else.

And the presale campaign is open now up through until Friday, February 2nd.

So if you're looking to learn more about your gut health and have a no-nonsense education

on your gut and what to do to improve your gut, then this book Healthy Gut, Healthy You

is going to hopefully be a huge milestone in that direction.

If you go to DrRuscio.com/GetGutBook, you can learn more and/or pick up a copy.

I'm very excited about this book.

What I think I'm most excited about is the self-help plan at the end.

So if you're looking for a protocol—"What diet should I use?

For how long should I use it?

Should I also use probiotics?

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Maybe I should consider an elemental diet.

Should I be using motility agents, yes or no?

How do I wean off of these things?"—the self-help plan at the end of the book walks

you through, step by step, with an assessment at the end of each step, exactly what the

best plan for you will be.

It's a 100% adaptable, personalized plan, and I think it's going to really fill in

the gaps for being able to take all the stuff that you learn about the gut and apply it

to yourself in an efficient and effective plan.

So, again, until February 2nd, the book is on presale for our audience only.

Go over to DrRuscio.com/GetGutBook, and pick up your copy today.

Thanks!

So, when we zoom way out, what does all this mean?

Well, this is an interesting herb that may have a place in thyroid care for either hypothyroidism

or for thyroid autoimmunity.

And I'm certainly glad this study was published and I certainly hope there's more research

published on this herb.

However, I wouldn't rush out and put yourself on black cumin just yet.

There are other treatments for body composition that would certainly work better.

Namely, there was one study that showed a low-carb, low-grain diet essentially led to

a much higher level of weight loss and also a greater reduction in thyroid antibodies.

Also, other compounds have been to shown to have a significant impact on those antibodies

like selenium, vitamin D, CoQ10, and magnesium.

So, this is definitely something interesting, the study on black cumin here.

However, it wouldn't be my top choice for thyroid, at least not at this point.

Certainly happy to keep an eye in the oven to see if anything else exciting is published.

But for right now, I would say don't rush out because you read a catchy headline saying

that people lost weight and saw improved thyroid autoimmunity from black cumin.

Because, technically, both those statements are true, but when you look at the details

here, they're really not significant or not even significant at all.

So, black cumin may have a place in the future for thyroid health.

For right now, I would say it's interesting, something to keep an eye on, but not necessarily

something that you need to move on.

So, this is Dr. Ruscio, and I hope this information helps you get healthy and get back to your

life.

Thanks.

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