Thomas Willis
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Sep 7, 2026
Neuropathy, Nerve Compression and Persistent Pain: Is Sugar a Missing Cause? | Dr Rick Jacoby
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3:01Rick JacobyGUEST
Founded by Ben Franklin.
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3:03Rick JacobyGUEST
Everybody knows that guy's name.
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3:05Rick JacobyGUEST
The library still is that hospital.
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3:07Rick JacobyGUEST
The hospital still exists.
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4:41Rick JacobyGUEST
So that kind of started me on trying to think, what is causing this? Obviously, the answer is the diet, the Western diet, the standard American diet to be...
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4:53Rick JacobyGUEST
precise.
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4:54Rick JacobyGUEST
You guys had some help in that, I'm sure.
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4:57Rick JacobyGUEST
But then my epiphany moment came in 2000 with Dr. Lee Dellen, and he's a peripheral neurosurgeon out of Baltimore, Maryland at Johns Hopkins.
The Cannibal In The Apothecary: 300 Years of Corpse Medicine
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20:52Alison HorrocksHOST
Real medicine was doing this.
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20:55Alison HorrocksHOST
Famous anatomist Thomas Willis mapped the base of the brain so thoroughly that the arterial ring there still carries his name.
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21:05Alison HorrocksHOST
He was a founding figure of neurology, and he also had a preparation for apoplexy that combined powdered human skull with chocolate.
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21:16Alison HorrocksHOST
He was mixing a drinking chocolate with human bone and giving it to stroke patients.
Sir Christopher Wren Scientist, Scholar and Architect-Lawrence Weaver
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33:52David WalesNARRATOR
A girl condemned for murdering her illegitimate infant was hanged, but revived later under the care of Dr.
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33:59David WalesNARRATOR
Petty and Thomas Willis.
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34:01David WalesNARRATOR
It is an extraordinary story told with a wealth of unpleasant detail in a pamphlet called News from the Dead.
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34:10David WalesNARRATOR
Following the narrative are some dozens of ingenious poems on the subject by the prime wit of the university, including one by Wren.