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Human: The World Within

And because bacteriaand human cells are constantly touching, it's a perfect placefor the...

And because bacteria
and human cells are constantly touching, it's a perfect place
for the body to learn what's safe…

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And because bacteria and human cells are constantly touching,
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it's a perfect place for the body to learn what's safe…
Duration
8 seconds
Views
20
Timestamp in Movie
00:27:56
Uploaded
May 09, 2025
Season
1
Episode
3
Genres
documentary

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Movie Summary

Diverse personal stories from around the world reveal how lives, passions and goals are facilitated by the human body's various complex systems; narrator Jad Abumrad.
S01 • E05 It takes about 30 minutes for the retina to adjust to darkness. - Human: The World Within 00:05
It takes about 30 minutes for the retina to adjust to darkne...
S01 • E01 And, for the body, a blackout means pain. - Human: The World Within 00:04
And, for the body, a blackout means pain.
S01 • E02 {\an1}-Red blood cells account for more than 80% - Human: The World Within 00:11
{\an1}-Red blood cells account for more than 80%
S01 • E04 A lot of people really didn't have access to healthcare. - Human: The World Within 00:06
A lot of people really didn't have access to healthcare...
S01 • E06 Ready to get this done? - Let's do it. - Human: The World Within 00:05
Ready to get this done? - Let's do it.
S01 • E05 [Nina] The brain is like a computer - Human: The World Within 00:08
[Nina] The brain is like a computer
S01 • E04 If you were in an emergency situation - Human: The World Within 00:07
If you were in an emergency situation
S01 • E02 {\an1}1 million times every minute, - Human: The World Within 00:07
{\an1}1 million times every minute,
S01 • E06 Working on towers has historically been - Human: The World Within 00:07
Working on towers has historically been
S01 • E04 I felt that, you know, being a doctor would to be on the side - Human: The World Within 00:08
I felt that, you know, being a doctor would to be on the sid...
S01 • E03 [narrator] The thin mucous barrier that protects the gut - Human: The World Within 00:07
[narrator] The thin mucous barrier that protects the gut
S01 • E05 And like any other living system, it's very adaptable. - Human: The World Within 00:05
And like any other living system, it's very adaptable.
S01 • E01 [soft music playing] - Human: The World Within 00:04
[soft music playing]
S01 • E02 {\an1}-It's an extraordinary piece of our physiology. - Human: The World Within 00:05
{\an1}-It's an extraordinary piece of our physiology.
S01 • E06 Physically reaching and pulling yourself up over and over again. - Human: The World Within 00:06
Physically reaching and pulling yourself up over and over ag...
S01 • E03 As we digest, these cells learn to tell the difference between friend and foe. - Human: The World Within 00:06
As we digest, these cells learn to tell the difference betwe...
S01 • E02 {\an1}Our heart pumps out five to six liters of blood a minute, - Human: The World Within 00:18
{\an1}Our heart pumps out five to six liters of blood a minu...
S01 • E01 My name is Andy Haldane. I'm a cell tower engineer. - Human: The World Within 00:04
My name is Andy Haldane. I'm a cell tower engineer.
S01 • E04 When I finished medical school, - Human: The World Within 00:06
When I finished medical school,
S01 • E05 The brain is fascinating when it's put in a situation where it can't see. - Human: The World Within 00:05
The brain is fascinating when it's put in a situation w...