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[ENG SUB] [Self-PR] The Unit (더 유닛): BOYFRIEND Donghyun - Duration: 1:43.
Hello
There was so much traffic on my way here from KBS
Did you wait for a long time?
Ah that's a relief~
Let me introduce myself
I'm BOYFRIEND's Donghyun
and I'm 29 years old
Pardon?
I look younger?
Oh really?
Thank you
I should take even better care of myself
I'm also the leader in my team
and I love musicals and acting
You want me to sing?
Right here?
Alright, I'll give it a go
This is a bit embarrassing
I participating in a program called The Unit on KBS
We just met, but please cheer for me okay?
Oh look at the time
I'll take my leave now
See you again! Bye!
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Morning Conversations with Jim Self and Roxane Burnett - You Can Always Go To No - Duration: 7:57.
So last week we talked about planning. Planning. And how do you basically make
some decisions. And we touched on the Fourth Fifth Sixth Ray about how you put
things together, you can really take them apart. But the planning process is
something where we were talking about you basically plan three times knowing
your first two are incorrect. And not a failure, they're just simply something
probably isn't correct about how the pieces go together. So plan once, you
step back, you look at your plan, you realize can't do this and you make
adjustments. But there's a another aspect of this that is really kind of valuable
in the planning process to give yourself an awful lot of freedom. Most people
basically start talking with somebody about doing something and there appears
to be a blockage in where you want it to go-- the other person doesn't want to go
to the movies and you do want to go to the movies, that type of a thing. So
there's a really interesting concept that if you recognize you can always go
to "no." You can always go to no. You can always say, no that doesn't work for
me. But you can't always go to yes. And so it's an interesting thing if when you
know you can say no you have a tremendous amount of freedom and
permission to say, well tell me some more. How would it work? What would I have to
do? Get more information about it. Give me some more information. Tell the story that you
tell when you talk about this in class. Sure, in class we talk about this. So, so
there's a woman sitting here really attractive woman to me and I say to her
"Gee, you really look nice and would you like to go to the Caribbean with me?" and
she looks at me and goes, "No!" No, okay. So I see another attractive woman there
who was real interesting and I say, "Would you like to go to the Caribbean with me?"
and she says, "Give me a little bit more information."
Tell me more. So, well, I have just sold my business and I have a new condominium
and I'm really looking to go and enjoy myself and I'd like to go with somebody.
Oh that's really interesting, well tell me some more. So do I have my own room?
Yes, there's plenty of room. Do I have to have sex? No, not unless you want to. The
point is: tell me more. When would we do this, how much would it
cost me to go? It won't cost you anything, I've got all this money. All of a sudden
the offer seems to be really very interesting. May work, it may not work. But
the first woman said no. Never even got to hear the possibilities, using a sexist
simple silly story, but the point is pretty clear.
Same thing with: I would like to have some experiences, I would like to go on
vacation. Husband, wife talking about how do we make this happen? What's possible?
So when you understand you can always go to no and you start to embrace it in
your concept, in your planning, the ability to plan a couple of times, the
ability to say, "Tell me more, how is it possible?" when the great question is: How
would it be possible? The reason it's a great question is, there is-- the answer "No"
doesn't fit into "How would it be possible?" Well how would it possible? No,
you can't do this. Well I know I can't do it but if I could do it how would it be
possible? And the person can't keep saying no because there's --it's not a
yes/no question. And quite often the person will simply say, well I guess you
could do this. And in that context I remember a long time ago I got a ticket
or at least I got stopped, and I said to the cop, how would it be possible that
you don't give me a ticket? Well you were doing whatever. I know and, but how would
it be possible just to give me a warning? And I asked two or three times and
finally he said, all right, whatever. You know, slow down, or whatever.
To be careful. And no ticket .So this ability to basically recognize you can
always go to no, ask the question how would it be possible,
give yourself some freedom. Well exploring any new thing or exploring any
decision, that strategy allows for more. It allows for greater understanding and
the, the piece I'm thinking of is, look-- going for a job and checking out a
company to work for. And so you, you, most people find out about the company before
they walk in the door or apply for the interview and they they want to fi--
can I work here? Mm-hmm. Yeah and a lot of times if you go in to
that situation from the 'how would it be possible and I can always go to no' is,
you start interviewing the person about why I would want to work here, rather
than giving up your seniority and have them ask you all kinds of questions, some
of which you'll answer which in their game plan is the wrong answer.
But you could have said it a whole nother way, so the process is: know you can
go to no, and you ask a better question. And it's really amusing when you start
to play the game of: can we do this? what would it take? You know: "How can I
convince you to go with me to the Caribbean?" type of thing. It's freeing.
Yeah. And coupled with planning two or three times, asking a better question,
knowing you can go to no, really opens up the ability to enjoy your exploration
without having to come to a conclusion right from the very beginning
without having a full exploration. Okay now these may sound like simple little
concepts but the simple concept gives you a huge range of freedom that without
the simple concept many people don't know how to get out of
the box that they're in, and consequently can't answer the question: how would I
like to experience myself? How would I like to create? You stay stuck.
This is very much an 'unsticking' set of concepts. I don't think that's a word.
I just made that up. How would it be possible that it could become a word? How would it be possible? So
hopefully this is helpful. These little strategies, these little concepts really
begin to be the linchpins that unloosen the 'stuckness,' the limitations that we
put ourselves in. And again, this Shift is providing really, really fascinating
opportunities if you can step out of the noise and start to say, how would I like
to experience myself? So we'll stop there for today but we'll come back next week
with one more little strategy.
you
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[ENG SUB] [Self-PR] The Unit (더 유닛): HUB Hyosun - Duration: 1:43.
You thought I was a guy, right?
Hello! Do you know who I am?
I am
HUB's Hyosun
I might look tough (x3) on the outside,
but I'm a kid overflowing with girly emotions~
If you want to keep seeing me,
please remember HUB's Hyosun
10/28 on KBS at 9:15 PM
Make sure to watch The Unit's first broadcast live
Wanna try falling for my charms?
Come on!
Bye~
I won't show you my char-
I won't show you my charms now
Because!
All of my many charms will be shown on broadcast
Yes~
That's why I won't show you
Bye~
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[ENG SUB] [Self-PR] The Unit (더 유닛): Lee Suji (The Ark/RGP) - Duration: 1:44.
Hello, everyone
Today we'll be taking a close look at me, The Unit's contestant, Lee Suji
It was April 2015 that I debuted as Halla in group The Ark
I looked really fresh back then but now... not so much I think
Next is debut through drama The Idolmaster KR
After which I promoted as Lee Suji in Real Girls Project
That was a summary of my activities until now
And now I plan to show you a new side of me through The Unit!
Through my tenacity and positive mindset I was able to pull off many activities
Look foreward to all I have to show-
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B.I.G Heedo - THE UNIT 99 Seconds Self-PR - Duration: 1:43.
- Subtitles by B.I.G Fansub -
Hello
My name is Yoo Heedo
I'm a detective
The culprit who steals your heart
is Yoo Heedo
It's you!
(not sure what he is saying)
He shaken your heart
For Yoo Heedo's insurance,
(please dial) 688-enggek-enggek
688-enggek-enggek
*throat pain*
It is today's first order
One vongole pasta
Two vongole pasta
Vongole pasta
Vongole delicious~
Vongole~
Hello young little lady
When you have a lot of thoughts
It's (best to have) lemon candy!
Hello I'm 22 years old Yoo Heedo
My specialty is rapping and dancing
Everyone's one precious vote
can change one person's world
Please search for Yoo Heedo
Yoo Heedo~
*wink*
- Subtitles by B.I.G Fansub -
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Self Massage Your Masseter (Jaw) Muscle! Crucial for relieving headaches, TMJ, clenching, bruxism - Duration: 2:13.
In this video, I'm gonna be sharing with you how to
release and self massage your jaw muscle
(aka your masseter)
So that's an easy muscle to find whenever you just squeeze your teeth together this part
will inflate or pump up
and so you could repeatedly try that and find it basically the muscle belly is here.
What I do is I lay down on my stomach
Make a fist with one hand and then put my other hand over it
And then I just basically lay that muscle over my knuckle.
Any/either of the knuckles and like this the weight of my head
presses on to this masseter muscle and it feels
Feels really good. It's painful at first, but if you do this for a few minutes a week, it's really really therapeutic.
Basically, I just either hold on one spot or gradually move it around you know and of course do both sides.
Also
It's really important to do this if you get headaches
Because if that muscle is tight it pulls on the musculature on other parts of your skull
So this is a very important thing I feel to incorporate because people don't realize how
Often this muscle is used is one of the strongest and most important muscles in your body because you're eating
Every day, all the time
...or chewing tennis balls. Right Medax?
Yeah, thanks for watching, and I hope that helps.
Oh, you didn't catch it. We have to do it all over again
Downward doggie?
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[ENG SUB] [Self-PR] The Unit (더 유닛): Ji Hansol (ex SMROOKIES) - Duration: 1:46.
Hi
I'm Sol
You remember me, right?
Ji Hansol who wants to become a super dancing singer
It's been such a long time
I missed you too
What am I doing now?
I was practicing for The Unit and just came out for a break
I also drank a sweet green tea frappuccino
I really like sweet things
What else do I like?
I like dogs,
also reading manhwas and webtoons
Also...
Oh right! I really like doing impersonations
Want me to show you one?
There's this one I've been developing recently
I'll specially only show it to you
Sorry
I'll practice that more than show you again
You don't know, right?
I have someone I like now
That someone is...
How can you not know?
It's you
I'm saying it's you
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[ENG SUB] [Self-PR] The Unit (더 유닛): SONAMOO Euijin - Duration: 1:44.
What crime are you in for?
Say it in Korean, please.
My crime is
Seducing with my dance while eye-smiling
Show us exactly what happened
I'm Euijin!
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Right Angle - Do Self-Esteem Messages Harm Women? - 11/01/17 - Duration: 11:56.
You are beautiful. That's the message that some want us to see all over the
place, on Billboard's, on little post-it notes, on signs, on buildings. It is a
movement to boost the self-esteem of women who have been told either overtly
or just through cultural cues that they are not so beautiful. Hi I'm Scott Ott
with Bill Whittle and Stephen Green and this episode of right angle is brought
to you by the members at BillWhittle.com. Now men one can hardly doubt the
good intentions of the people who put up the signs that say you are beautiful.
After all, it seems that all of you know fashion magazines and Pinterest and the
rest of the universe cries out to women and says you're not good enough. However,
a PhD psychologist writing in Psychology Today by the name of Rene Endgeln and
i hope i'm pronouncing her name correctly "E-N-G-E-L-N" has said that not only
are these you are beautiful messages not helpful but they can actually be
damaging to women and there's an interesting passage in her article in
Psychology Today that I want to read to you now which because my eyes are
imperfect will require these. She says the social psychologists have amassed
decades of research demonstrating that when a message is inconsistent with what
you believe, you tend to generate counter arguments in response to it and what
she's saying is that when a woman, at least a woman who struggles with those
kind of esteem issues, sees a sign that says you are beautiful,
immediately her mind clicks into gear to argue against it, to bring up the counter
points to that, and yet I thought it was a strikingly human concept where you
have two sides that are basically trying to do the right thing and the one of
them that is overtly spending money to put up signs and tell people who feel
oppressed by their plainness that you are beautiful may actually be
making the problem worse. Bill Whittle how is it possible that people with such
good hearts are not necessarily doing good. Before I answer
that I just want to say that prior to just a few moments ago, I thought those
billboards were directed at me. Every time we go past when I just rolled down
the window thank you that's nice I wonder who put that up probably somebody
probably a fan of some kind of BillWhittle.com members I mean hey look
there's another one oh you guys are doing. No this is too much really
thank you. But to answer your question Scotty you know the road to hell is
paved with good intentions and that's one of the most profound little
aphorisms we have in this language. It is an indication of how much harm can
be done when we try to do good and in this case I think it's a it's just
another echo of the whole idea of the self-esteem movement which is we will
give you the compliments first and then you can do the work later. It's
kind of like you're in an esteem debt. I've never really thought of it that way
before but people like us who grew up in a different time would be praised after
we did something good. We paid in full and here's your reward.
In the self-esteem movement you've got kind of an esteemed debt. All these
wonderful things been said about you haven't done anything yet and I think
the worst part about this is that it creates even if they were correct let's
assume that the self-esteem movement people were correct, that it did
help people feel good about things, reality does intrude at some point or
another and the entire process of growing up is coming to grips with your
shortcomings and your strengths and playing the strengths and trying to
ignore the shortcomings. Everybody's got shortcomings. I can't think of any for
myself right now but I'm quite sure. Do they did you need to take a moment Bill?
I might you maybe we'll just do it in an edit will cover this. This is why we have a comment
section Bill. But in all seriousness, the ability to come to grips
with with what you actually are and who you actually are is not only the
beginning of adulthood it's the beginning of happiness. You can't
swim in a you know in a river you can't swim in and there are many things
that I wanted to do that are that are just simply out of bounds
for me you know like nothing I can do about it. I wanted to be a fighter pilot
I'm not a fighter pilot. I talk about it all my shows are related to it but no
matter how much I want to be I can't be one because my visions not good enough.
Now I could say you're a fighter pilot Bill you know but that's not helping me
and what I have to do instead is I have to say well you know your vision wasn't
good enough here so go see if you can what's the closest airplane you can buy
if you work very hard to get you as close to that as possible and I think
that attitude is what's really missing in society today. And once you get that
50 caliber Gatling gun mounted in the nose of your experimental aircraft I think you'll be fully there.
Well, I don't know. It's not just necessarily experimental I won't take a Cessna up
unless we are unless we're air to ground capable let's just put it that way. Well
you know bill you reminded me of the old story of the little boy who went back
out in the backyard with a baseball bat and a ball and he put the bat on his
shoulder and held the ball in his left hand and he said I am the greatest
batter on earth and he threw the ball in the air and he swung mightily at it and
completely missed. He picked the ball up again,
hoisted the bat again he said I am the greatest batter on earth and he threw
the ball up in the air and he swung at it and he missed again. So he bent over
and he picked up the ball and he rested the bat on his shoulder and he said I am
the greatest pitcher on earth. The the author of this Psychology Today
article this Rene Endgeln has written a book called Beauty sick and in a way
Stephen Green there is this sickness, this cultural obsession, with physical
appearance, you know reminded me of an old friend of
mine who was an alcoholic who went to a treatment center and then later I was
talking to him and he said well they tell me at the treatment center that I
have low self-esteem and his name was Corey and I said well with all due
respect Corey my perception is that you have high self-esteem and he said what
do you mean and I said everything's about Corey it's you know what's wrong
with Corey and how why doesn't Corey go I can't Corey do this and why does Corey
keep drinking and why don't you know and it's constantly non-stop self-talk,
and I think Steve is it maybe that's the problem this whole self-esteem movement
addressed by this you are beautiful banner or billboard, is really just
completely headed in the wrong direction. Our problem is external to us perhaps
in some ways but really it's inside. Okay let me preface my answer by
saying this. My wife and I just a couple of months ago celebrated our 15th
wedding anniversary and after all these years
I barely know how she thinks. No, I take that back. I don't know how she thinks. I
don't understand it. I don't understand how women think. I don't understand
how their men think and I'm only very dimly aware of how I think. it's
just it's not in my skill set. I'm not sure anybody really understands what
goes on in another person's mind and I'm fine with that. I would like to think
and this is what I I first thought when he enjoyed this
story in the backstage segment, I would like to think that as people as a
species that we are generous and confident enough to simply take a
compliment in the warm spirit in which it was intended and feel good about
ourselves for a second and leave it at that,
but apparently we aren't. That's just not who we are as a species. What a shame
that is unlike communists and leftists though I'm not going to try and you
know pound those square pegs into the round hole. Instead, I do still like this
idea of helping people feel good about themselves, even if it's just for a
moment, but clearly feeding in to selfish self-esteem that isn't genuine with a
compliment that is generic and meaningless isn't doing the trick.
Go figure. So instead, if you want to make somebody
feel better about themselves even a perfect stranger, why don't you do a nice
gesture for them? It can be simple as holding a door or helping with the
groceries, whatever it is, just a small simple gesture and maybe they'll do
something nice for you, and if they do, you know there's
a word, I think it may be my favorite word in the English
language. I overuse it. I catch myself and I try and stop myself and I keep
overusing it, but the word it's not beauty, it's not beautiful, it's lovely.
Lovely is one of those words that just says oh isn't that nice but without
putting any pressure on anybody. So if somebody does that nice gesture for you,
tell him that was lovely and maybe they'll take that real compliment in the
same spirit that their nice gesture was given to you. Well as Chrissie Hynde, the
lead singer for The Pretenders, used to say nobody's perfect,
not even a perfect stranger, and I think that when we try to make everybody
feel good about everything we make nobody feel good about anything and we
just highlight their inadequacy. There is an old saying that it is competence that
breeds confidence and so if you want self-esteem, be good at something. Do
something well and maybe that thing that you do well is you're really good at
putting on an outfit and some makeup and doing your hair right and you look
fantastic and that's fine but that's your thing okay and maybe somebody
else can you know solve a quadratic equation. I don't even know what a
quadratic equation is. I'm not even sure what those words as they're coming out
of my mouth indicate and that's fine but I think that we make a mistake when we
try to create sort of this idealized man or woman and then measure ourselves
against it and we make a worse mistake when we try to measure other people
against it, so those people well-intentioned though they may be who
want every woman to look in the mirror at that little post-it note that they've
told her to put on the mirror that says you are beautiful, she looks at that and
then she looks at the mirror and all she sees is the ways in which she falls
short, but if you get outside of yourself and say you know what instead of
focusing on what I look like, why don't I get out there and try to help other
people like Steve suggesting why don't I go out.. you know you don't have time to
look in the mirror when you're feeding the poor for example. You don't have time
with to look in the mirror when you're trying to land a rocket ship on a space
on a platform that's floating in the ocean. You really don't get absorbed
in the more trivial things of life and I think the overall point that these
self-esteem folks need to understand is beauty is fleeting. No matter how
beautiful you look at 25, you're not going to look the same kind of beautiful
at 85. The real beauty comes from the character of a person and the real sense
of esteem comes from the accomplishments of a person and that's what we need to
recognize and reward but that's kind of superfluous because a person who has
accomplishments and who has character already knows it. For Bill Whittle and
Stephen Green and the entire Right Angle team, thanks to the members of
BillWhittle.com for making Right Angle possible.
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Interview mit Robbie dem Self-Checkout Roboter - Duration: 4:10.
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Self Care - Duration: 2:35.
I'm just exhausted, every day it's something else.
The Muslim ban, healthcare, gun violence, Russia, and then healthcare again!
Uh-huh.
I call my reps, but I mean how many times am I going to do that? I'm emotionally exhausted.
And then I get up in the morning and he's tweeted and I'm like, thanks so much for ruining--
SHUT THE FUCK UP.
Our grandparents had to fight fascists, in the mud, with guns and shit!
You can't make a few calls a week?
What? I said I would--
Yea --gehhh, geeh, nyeah-ga-gehhhhh.
You get to fight for democracy while using your cell phone and wearing Ugg boots!
Just shut up and call, bitch!
Do you want war and suffering?
Do you want to march through radioactive mud for the survival of humanity
because you let a nutjob run your country unopposed?
NO!
THEN MARCH, BITCH.
Get up at 8 in the morning, make your signs,
whatever heroic shit you gotta do,
If you want to kick this son of a bitch to the curb, you're gonna have to take it to the streets!
I can tweet about it--
Ooh, Tweety tweet tweet!
THAT AIN'T ENOUGH, BITCH!
You only have 52 followers and they're all Polish sex workers.
And everyone on Facebook finds you really annoying.
What? I'm adorable on Facebook!
Nope!
YOU NEED NEW FRIENDS, BITCH.
You're going to go to activist meetings, and meet new folks, and that's how we're going to turn this thing around!
But it all just makes me so uncomfortable.
Grab your binkie, grab your emotional support animal,
You take your finger and stick it up your ass,
whatever you need to do!
AND THEN YOU CALL!
YOU MARCH!
AND YOU GO TO MEETINGS LIKE A DRUNK WHO NEEDS A BEER!
Yknow what? You're right, Jaime.
I'm going to call my reps.
...What are you looking at?
And I'm going to march. And I'm going to go to meetings.
Oh, there's a camera, hi.
And I'm going to stop whining about everything like a little punkass.
And I'm going to spread the good word about ways to turn frustration into meaningful action.
Thank you, bestie. Oh, bestie.
Ugh. He tweeted again.
I just can't take it. I just can't--
SHUT UP BITCH!
WHAT, WHY!?
WHY THOUGH?
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Self Care - SFW version - Duration: 2:35.
I'm just exhausted, every day it's something else.
The Muslim ban, healthcare, gun violence, Russia, and then healthcare again!
Uh-huh.
I call my reps, but I mean how many times am I going to do that? I'm emotionally exhausted.
And then I get up in the morning and he's tweeted and I'm like, thanks so much for ruining--
SHUT THE F--K UP.
Our grandparents had to fight fascists, in the mud, with guns and s--t!
You can't make a few calls a week?
What? I said I would--
Yea --gehhh, geeh, nyeah-ga-gehhhhh.
You get to fight for democracy while using your cell phone and wearing Ugg boots!
Just shut up and call, b---h!
Do you want war and suffering?
Do you want to march through radioactive mud for the survival of humanity
because you let a nutjob run your country unopposed?
NO!
THEN MARCH, B---H.
Get up at 8 in the morning, make your signs,
whatever heroic s--t you gotta do,
If you want to kick this son of a b---h to the curb, you're gonna have to take it to the streets!
I can tweet about it--
Ooh, Tweety tweet tweet!
THAT AIN'T ENOUGH, B---H!
You only have 52 followers and they're all Polish sex workers.
And everyone on Facebook finds you really annoying.
What? I'm adorable on Facebook!
Nope!
YOU NEED NEW FRIENDS, B---H.
You're going to go to activist meetings, and meet new folks, and that's how we're going to turn this thing around!
But it all just makes me so uncomfortable.
Grab your binkie, grab your emotional support animal,
You take your finger and stick it up your a--,
whatever you need to do!
AND THEN YOU CALL!
YOU MARCH!
AND YOU GO TO MEETINGS LIKE A DRUNK WHO NEEDS A BEER!
Yknow what? You're right, Jaime.
I'm going to call my reps.
...What are you looking at?
And I'm going to march. And I'm going to go to meetings.
Oh, there's a camera, hi.
And I'm going to stop whining about everything like a little punka--.
And I'm going to spread the good word about ways to turn frustration into meaningful action.
Thank you, bestie. Oh, bestie.
Ugh. He tweeted again.
I just can't take it. I just can't--
SHUT UP B---H!
WHAT, WHY!?
WHY THOUGH?
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(हिंदी)Self Study At Your Home With this Meritnation Software [घर बैठे पढ़ाई] - Duration: 4:17.
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That's hot New self regulating nanoparticles heat up to kill cancer cells, then cool before harming - Duration: 3:27.
That�s hot New self-regulating nanoparticles heat up to kill cancer cells, then cool before
harming healthy tissue
Scientists from the University of Surrey in Guildford, England have given rise to �intelligent�
nanoparticles which heat up to a temperature that is high enough to eradicate carcinogenic
cells but which then control themselves and lose heat before they get hot enough to harm
healthy tissue.
This breakthrough is seen as a way to treat patients with cancer via hyperthermic-thermotherapy,
researchers said in an article that was published in the journal Nanoscale.
Thermotherapy has been known a long time in the medical world as a treatment for cancer,
but there is the danger that using this method can also damage otherwise healthy cells.
Cancerous cells, however, can be killed without affecting normal tissue if temperatures can
be regulated within a range of 42 to 45 degrees Celsius (107.6 to 113 degrees Fahrenheit).
The zinc-cobalt-chromium (Zn-Co-Cr) ferrite nanoparticles developed for the study are
self-regulating; this means that they stop heating themselves when they reach temperatures
over 45 degrees Celsius.
The nanoparticles also have low toxic levels and are unlikely to cause permanent damage
to the body.
�This could potentially be a game changer in the way we treat people who have cancer.
If we can keep cancer treatments at at a temperature level high enough to kill the cancer, while
low enough to stop harming healthy tissue, it will prevent some of the serious side effects
of vital treatment,� University of Surrey�s Advanced Technology Institute head, Professor
Ravi Silva, said.
For his part, Dalian University of Technology associate professor Dr. Wei Zhang said: �Magnetic
induced hyperthermia is a traditional route of treating malignant tumors.
However, the difficulties in temperature control has significantly restricted its usage if
we can modulate the magnetic properties, of the nanoparticles, the therapeutic temperature
can be self-regulated, eliminating the use of clumsy temperature monitoring and controlling
systems.�
�By making magnetic materials with the Curie temperature falling in the range of hyperthermia
temperatures, the self-regulation of therapeutics can be achieved.
For the most magnetic materials, however, the Curie temperature is much higher than
the human body can endure.
By adjusting the components as we have, we have synthesized the nanoparticles with the
Curie temperature as low as 34 degrees Celsius.
This is a major nanomaterials breakthrough,� Wei added.
(Related: Using nanoparticles, in vivo gene therapy activates brain stem cells (press
release).)
Researchers at the University of Surrey worked with Dalian University of Technology scientists
for this endeavor.
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are already in place to fight the dreaded �big C�, visit AntiCancer.news.
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