> bgawk12 said on
10-08-2008 at
18:57:
der, lool no offense ^.^ im 12 and i know most of that stuff but whatchin these vids makes my ankles hurt (what happens when i whach peopl get cut open and torn apart etc etc.)
> opennskyy said on
10-08-2008 at
13:47:
They also use maggots on patients that have gangrene. The maggots happily munch up the dead/decaying flesh.
> a003690 said on
10-08-2008 at
13:11:
What happend to him? How did he die?
> SpinachInquisition said on
10-07-2008 at
21:34:
And also, these maggots not only eat the dead cells, they won't touch the healthy tissue, so I'm pretty sure it won't hurt.
> kimchijeegeah said on
10-05-2008 at
19:11:
maggots are used mostly for severe burn victims which need the dead tissue to be removed.
> BadStoryA said on
10-01-2008 at
06:26:
also the leeches remove blood clots
> MageSutek said on
09-30-2008 at
02:58:
This has been going on for hundreds and hundreds of years, documented. Very safe. Very effective. Don't try it at home, as these are "medical maggots" destined for one purpose. Very cool.
> doncorleoneug100 said on
09-27-2008 at
16:45:
people all over europe and asia useing this maggots..they say maggots just eat death cells and not touching the living organs..and no pain so ever..
> holyjodeeshit said on
09-23-2008 at
01:18:
Hi,im wondering if you have any advice for this treatment on animals?
> pinknonsense said on
09-22-2008 at
04:39:
Thank you. It is kind of you to say so. I think though, that it is all the comments that make it very informative because the video clip itself is silent except for the added music - so thanks to you, everybody who has posted an informative comment or asked a good question.I'm not sure about whether you can feel the maggots - I remember the patient did tell me that he was so glad not to have the pain of so much debriding of the wounds.
> WhatAchickado said on
09-21-2008 at
22:44:
First of all great vid! Very informative. Thank you for posting this. Second of all can you feal them on you?
> NAA5 said on
09-20-2008 at
00:26:
Sounds sketchy to me that he died soon after.. you sure that's a good idea to put parasitic organisms into a person's body?
> StuckInMySkin said on
09-13-2008 at
02:28:
Not painful at all. The maggots eat the dead cells and thus help in growing new cells and skin. Even leeches are used because they induce blood flow in areas with low blood circulation and help in healing wounds.
> LilDeeDeePoppsxx said on
09-11-2008 at
10:06:
is it painful to have this done?
> morevidzz said on
09-10-2008 at
21:16:
i dont think this is always a painful process i mean..generally when this is performed the nerves are dead right?
> puertasdecielo said on
09-09-2008 at
22:20:
how did it turn out
> pinknonsense said on
09-09-2008 at
03:24:
Yes, that was the point of putting the video clip online so that people would think about it and remember that nature can help. Currently over 300,000 people have watched it.
> justkillintyme said on
09-08-2008 at
14:05:
not quite a scientific breakthrough, this process has been around before medical and scientific research was anywhere near the point it is now. This technique was used by ancient medicen men for the same purpose used in this video.....
> 350drifting said on
09-06-2008 at
14:58:
lol, medical maggots?
> cooza177 said on
08-27-2008 at
21:56:
no cuz maggots only eat dead cells or watever and leaches eat blood so if u puta leach there it wouldnt work it would just drink the blood while the maggots eat the dead stuff so the doctors can treat it
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