LET'S TALK ABOUT VIRUS.. EVENING TALK

Added: 2026-06-03

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[00:00:23]So >> welcome everyone to the channel. Welcome everyone to the chat. If you are watching me watching Benjamin the wise guy, today we are talking about something that is important. We're going to talk about something that is very important. Something that is called virus. Some people are really confused about viruses.

[00:00:46]Viruses viruses are very complicated. That's why people are confused about you know we started coh now it's a we have HIV virus yes welcome welcome if you're watching me today I've come so late man I've come so late things are hard on me side my jobs personal issues because you know sometimes it becomes so it becomes so hectic to to run the to run a specific program at a specific time when when you're the only one who is managing several things. So as we come in as we come in my friends who was watching let's uh go remember to subscribe to the channel remember to subscribe to the channel remember to hit the like button remember to to do all those things you know to be to and send some some uh shout outs man shout outs so let's welcome everyone who is here let's welcome everyone who is coming here we want to talk about some uh viruses. What are viruses? When a person asks you what is a virus? What is a virus? What what do you think a virus is? You know what is a virus? General talks about viruses. So, welcome. If you're watching me and it's your first day here in this chat, just know you're watching Benjamin the wise guy. Benjamin the wise guy. Do hit the subscription button and uh hit the like button. Check it out. Hit the like button. Be my friend. Don't just watch me and keep quiet. Watch me and be my friend. So you you are new. You who is watching you are new to this channel.

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[00:02:59]This channel is called Benjamin the wise guy. This is Dr. Benjamin here. We want to talk about several things that are very important. Let's talk about viruses. The current state of the world right now is in a panic about a specific virus called Ebola virus. Ebola virus.

[00:03:16]And so many people are avoiding handshake. So many people are avoiding talking to each other. So many people are avoiding contact because they say the virus is here. The virus is the virus is around. So welcome to the channel who is watching and um if you have not subscribed to this channel it's important to subscribe. Here we discuss very important issues. We talk about very important issues and issues concerning health matters. Issues concerning health matters. So uh are you new to this channel? I'm still welcoming people in. I'm still welcoming people in. Are you new to this channel my friend? Where are you watching from?

[00:04:00]Come to the chat. tell me I'm new to this channel u and I want to know what you do to this channel and go through the channel again and uh you know we can uh get some real talk here we give some real talk concerning health matters we give some real talk concerning our health so the current state of the world is in a panic because of viruses we want to know what viruses are we want to know what viruses are and u what how you can avoid getting the viruses and why also some people don't get some viruses and why also some people don't get some viruses. So um uh you see so who who is watching and uh you you are listening to me and you have not subscribed uh give me that thumbs up and subscribe to this channel and go through the channel and see what we do to this channel. So I was saying that uh the world right now is in a panic of a certain virus that is called Ebola virus. Ebola virus and you know we had another panic about it's a category of virus that was called that was called um the the panic was on uh you remember the it was called corona virus. So we want to differentiate these things. We want to differentiate these things and we want to get to know why do we have the differences between this Ebola virus and we have the difference between that and this one other that is here that is called corona ebola virus. So welcome to this channel my friends if you are watching uh tell me where you watching me from. Tell me where you watching me from. Here we just discuss matters that help us.

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[00:07:15]Mark, thanks for you subscribing to the channel and hope you'll hit the like button. Uh here we want to talk about what is a virus? What is a virus?

[00:07:28]A virus. Uh I'm I'm I'm Dr. Ben from uh Africa, Kenya. And uh the current state of the world right now, yeah, is under panic of particular virus that is called Ebola virus. A particular virus that is called Ebola virus. And I want us to talk about these viruses. Why are people panicking about them? I did yesterday a talk on Ebola and I explained to people what Ebola is. But today I want to talk about uh the viruses themselves. We don't have just several virus. You see a disease like HIV AIDS is a virus. Flu influenza is a virus. Ebola is a virus.

[00:08:14]Corona is a virus. But they don't and they don't work the same way. Someone may live with someone may live a long time with HIV virus. But now you cannot live a long time with Ebola virus.

[00:08:30]Influenza human influenza comes it attacks you and then after some time you do what?

[00:08:37]You become better. Like a week or two you're better. But now why do people have a problem when it comes to surviving the Ebola virus? Now let's talk about a virus. What is a virus? A virus is a teeny infectious agent that can only produce inside the cell of a living organism. A virus cannot produce by itself. It has to go to another organism and use the cells of those organisms to multiply.

[00:09:09]use the sense of those organisms to multiply such as you know like humans, animals, plant, fungi or bacterias you know it it has no capacity to produce by itself you know. So if you you get a virus just know that this virus is getting to your body to use your cells to multiply to other viruses. That is the first point that you may you need to know. So, if you are watching me, it's your first time. Ariana Grandley. Hi, Ariana. How are you doing? Ariana, hit the like. If you're watching me, please give me your likes. Let's increase the likes. Let's increase the likes. Ariana, where are you watching me from? I can see you said hi Ariana. Good. That's nice. Ariana is good. Where are you watching me from?

[00:09:58]I'm talking about viruses. Here we talk about some health important health issues. Important health issues. So uh you're talking about viruses. Viruses are are listen to this. Listen to this.

[00:10:12]This is important. It's very important.

[00:10:15]A virus enters a host organism.

[00:10:18]It attaches to the to and enters a cell.

[00:10:23]It attaches to the cell and it gets inside uses its mechanism the RNA the DNA. There is a process called transcription transllocation and then it it copies itself and brings out more viruses. The new viruses leave the cell and infect other viruses. You see there is a process that a virus goes through to infect other you know what are what are what are viruses made of? What are viruses made of? What do you think a virus is made of? A virus typically consists of genetic materials like DNA or RNA, a protein code called capsic and sometimes lipid envelope. So there is a viruses. What's your favorite food beans and maze that mixture I like it in Kenya we call it. Ariana where where are you watching me from? Where are you watching me from? Where are you watching me from? Mariana tell me please so that I can I maybe I can tell you with my with my native language. So I'm welcoming people to the channel. I'm welcoming people to the channel and I'm telling them um welcome to this channel.

[00:11:44]Welcome to this channel and uh if you have any medical question you ask you ask It is 8:00 p.m. here in Kenya. It is 8:00 p.m. here in Kenya and uh I can see some people are here coming in coming in. So we're talking about viruses and uh we want to see what type of viruses. Uh Ariana Brandley if you have not subscribed I'm from USA.

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[00:12:49]Yeah, we continue. We continue. Uh now we're talking about viruses. You know viruses are teeny infectious agents that can only produce that can only produce inside a living thing inside a living thing inside a living thing you know. So Ariana from USA the nice one nice one.

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[00:13:38]How old are you? You know. Uh let's continue. Let's continue. Mry is here. I think McBry has left and more people coming in now. We we talking about are viruses alive? Scientists debate this so much. Scientists debate this so much.

[00:13:57]Viruses and genetic material can envelope. I am 10. Oh, so you are using your your your parents' phone. Nice.

[00:14:07]Stay around and listen to educative material. So as you grow up, think of being a doctor. Scientists debate this.

[00:14:16]Viruses and genetic material can envelope but they don't produce or carry out life processes on their own.

[00:14:28]You see they don't carry out life processes on their own because they depend entirely on the host.

[00:14:38]Many scientists do not consider them fully alive. No many scientists do not okay someone is asking me a question but it's okay I answer it or the other side um now many scientists have been talking about uh for congratulations for your birthday many scientists have not been uh able to say if this thing is alive or not you Sometimes you may you may wonder is this thing alive or not. Viruses are much smaller and needs host to reproduce.

[00:15:20]Bacterias are living single organism that can produce but viruses cannot. You see that is what about uh it's a question here that I really need to answer.

[00:15:39]Mhm.

[00:15:52]Yes. Welcome my friends. Welcome. We're talking about viruses today.

[00:15:58]We're talking about We're talking about viruses. So you who is watching and you are new to the channel uh what you do you subscribe to this channel if you have any medical question uh uh and u you know uh subscribe to the channel and uh hit the like button hit the like button and also do what uh ask any medical question that you have.

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[00:16:38]Okay. Uh so today we are talking about uh we are talking about viruses and viruses are very complicated things. They are very complicated things and uh let's now focus on uh I can see oh coffee cakes is here. Coffee cakes welcome to the channel. Today we are talking about uh very funny things viruses. We are talking about very funny things that are called viruses. You see viruses are are things that scientists have never considered living or non- livingiving things because these things they need a host. They need a host. They need another living thing so that they can reproduce. So that they can reproduce.

[00:17:36]And it's important that uh we know what.

[00:17:45]Yes, I'm I'm really answering several questions here. Let me answer this. So, welcome coffee cakes. Welcome. It's been a while and you know it's been a while because I'm always up and down and my time nowadays has become a problem. My time has become a problem. So, okay. Okay. Okay.

[00:18:09]I I I've been having a problem of balancing my time at the four, but I'll go back to the normal time which is four. Which is four.

[00:18:28]Oh yeah, sometimes when you are working this side and answering this side, it becomes a problem. It becomes a problem.

[00:18:37]Jamaican uncle, greetings to you Dr. Benjamin and everyone in the chat. Uncle is here my friends. Uncle is here. So let's talk. Let's talk about the virus.

[00:18:47]What do you understand about a virus?

[00:18:49]What do you understand about a virus?

[00:18:52]So, welcome my friends. I savior man st long time no see. Now look at me say man look at me man always busy. I've just sitted down like this and I remembered oh I've not done the live Stan's kitchen welcome. Good evening doctor. Good evening Stan's kitchen. I miss singing with you. Coffee cakes I will call you.

[00:19:18]Yeah. Yeah. I had to go to my Instagram and get your contact out.

[00:19:24]Jamaican uncle texting me from another number which and we have some new friends here. Mark, Ariana, and all of you. Good and welcome. Now, let me ask one thing. What do you understand by the term a virus? A lot of people are confused and I've got this message or people asking me that there is something called u there is something called virus that is like an HIV virus there is a virus that is like the flu virus and there is this doctor when the time is good for you don't stress thanks coffee cakes thanks coffee cake there is a virus that is this other virus you know if someone as human influenza virus doctor have been under the weather and so very inconsistent. Yes, just like me struggling up and down with work and pos and my personal issues at time I run on the road soon but I'll have running in the background. Thanks Jamaican uncle.

[00:20:29]Thanks Jamaica. I know you are driving right now. Thanks D. Thanks. Now a someone has asked me why do I have human influenza? I have a flu and this flu is a virus but this flu is not killing me.

[00:20:48]Someone else is having HIV virus is living positively and living well and someone else has got Ebola and that person who has got Eola within two weeks he has gone brother I miss you a lot today waking up asking where is my brother I'm here cute Jessie I'm here you know I'm here Jess I'm Yeah, you know sometimes things can be hard. Listen cute Jesse. You are a parent, you are a doctor, you are online fans like you and you have your pass and everyone needs you. Sometimes it becomes so complicated. Ah but I have to be there.

[00:21:37]That's why I've come online right now.

[00:21:39]we talk because everyone has been asking me doc you know why is it that I have human influence and I'm not like someone who is having ebola husband a brother a teacher thanks you bless it now tell me good things tell me good things I know all of you we miss each other man we miss each other but The funny thing is wherever I get some time and even if it is midnight if I find anyone who is online I usually get there and greet that person. That is me. Even if I get home so late and you are online live I'll get there and I'll say what are you doing man? How are you doing? Big up yourself. You know it's been a while. It's been a while. I've been just seeing you on some chats and I say hello and get out. But I'm stable right now. I'll be stable. Some more things to come. I hope you everyone went through Ebola virus. Ebola virus after I did Ebola virus. I went underground.

[00:22:54]Doctor, what is the issue of Ebola for people applying for US visa getting denied in Africa for the World Cup?

[00:23:03]Now Africa Ebola is a is a tropical disease. It's a a disease that attacks primates. Primates are humans. Baboons because as we are called homo sapiens.

[00:23:20]The baboons are called semen. What are the name of the baboons? The monkeys. So when you you want to contain Ebola virus and you saw we talked about it. it if it is it is given through exchange of fluids people will get visas they will come to USA they'll get some girlfriends boyfriends there and then they will spread it they will hug each other they you know world cup and when is world cup going to start when world cup is coming out the states that is hosting world cup it is like you are in a celebratory mood continuously M people do things. So when you see but in my country right now we don't have any case of EBA. So don't fear coming to Kenya. Kenya is a cool cool state. Coffee cakes I missed you cute Jesse as you say I also missed you.

[00:24:18]I missed Xavier man so much. Savia man makes me laugh and laugh and laugh.

[00:24:24]So we we are talking about we are talking about and if you have any question you ask any random question don't don't say doctor is talking about doctor today is talking about viruses let me limit myself to viruses no ask any question and don't forget to hit the like button let's get to hit the like buttons and let you know when you hit like buttons more friends come here and then we meet and we discuss issues in and out out and in. So viruses we are saying is is a very teeny infectious agent that can only produce inside the host cell inside the living organism. So if you a virus cannot get inside you then you cannot it cannot produce another virus. You see if a virus cannot get inside you then it cannot produce another virus. H the world cup starts in 11th June. Oh yes it starts in 11th.

[00:25:27]Savior man are you ASEL or Manu or are you PSG? Tell me. Tell me. Let me see which team are you for and which team are you supporting in the World Cup.

[00:25:40]Okay let's talk about classification of viruses. So I've said a virus cannot multiply if the host is not there. So if a virus cannot get inside your body, it means it cannot multiply. You see it means it cannot multiply. So there are different types of of viruses. So does it despite in the air until it's a host? Yes. uh coffee cake it it it it it lives in the air until it eats a host. You see and you see like ebola virus if it doesn't go if you that's why some people say when a virus is so deadly what you can do if a person dies without infecting any other person. If you burn that body and bury it you have destroyed that v virus completely.

[00:26:39]Nairobi. Jajaras. I'm in Nairobi. Where are you from? Chajaras. Where are you chilling at? Chajaras. For me, I'm in Nairobi. Where are you? So, it is weaker. Uh the longer without host. Yes.

[00:26:55]If a virus does not get a host, you know, uh the process of getting in to multiply, it gets into the cell and then it gets into the nucleus where your DNA is. So it copies your DNA and then gives another virus multiplies to another virus. So when there are so many virus inside your cell the cell bus produces producing many viruses out there. So that is how a virus behaves. That is how a virus behaves. But you know there are several how long will it stay on say a door handle? It depends which type of virus. It depends configate which type of virus because the the classification of viruses are I am in one day you will see me there you know Maro is my friend one day you'll see me there but I don't know when I can't promise that because my friendly here is Fiona Fiona how are you doing my little young lawyer in the making my lawyer in the making. Fiona is in the house. So we have DNA viruses.

[00:28:12]DNA means deoxy ribboucleic acid. And as I usually say, what is deoxxyribboucleic acid? Deoxy ribboucleic acid is DNA.

[00:28:26]That is what that is the protein the proteins that nucleus that make you have that body. So DNA has proteins that are linked up. Doctor, don't escape my question. What was Syman's question? So if you are coming in right now, why are you coming to the villa? I'm not sure.

[00:28:49]I'm a very giddy person. Fiona Uganda, where is Onik from Armenia? Fiona, tell on to come here.

[00:28:58]Let me see what Savior man is saying.

[00:29:01]Let me go to the no savior man. What was your question? Let me see channel activities. U Jessie Xavier man I'm not seeing your question.

[00:29:16]Please repeat your question please.

[00:29:20]Yeah on is in Uganda. Hey Savia man. Oni has already landed in Uganda.

[00:29:29]Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now this is your DNA.

[00:29:33]Guanide cytoine.

[00:29:39]So you see a DNA as a string like this.

[00:29:49]These proteins are the ones which make the DNA. As it is like this, you see I wish one day you will come. I will be there. No worries. I usually talk to my friend Marua and one day I'll come when I get some time some good time you will see me inhani you'll see me there one day visiting my friend Maru now the the the RNA it contains guanine cytosine adenine and uras so this is the difference. This is your DNA which has guine cytosine and adenine. But the the ribon nucleic acid does not get does not have cyanide. It has something that is called uracy. Urail. So what why is RNA riboucleic acid? Because it transports it transports what? It transports information. the urine can get you know when it is coming to copy this strand it removes uricil and then it copies this strand of the DNA and reattaches the other line where it's supposed to be. So this one is RNA. RNA is something to transport information or to transcribe or to how can I say it in a good way or to change that information to be to be like copy your information and then I say this is me. You see like if you are doing exam I copy your information and then I present it as me. But you see my handwriting will not be like yours. So it means the information is the same but characters are different. That is how viruses produce. So we have DNA viruses.

[00:31:47]H like hes simplex my friend. If you get hex simplex you will scratch yourself down there.

[00:31:54]Hey never never want to get h simplex human papillo virus adeno and hepatitis B. Those ones are DNA. Their DNA usually replicate in the nucleus of the cell in the nucleus. You know a cell has a cell and then inside the nucleus you know RNA viruses. These viruses contain RNA as their genetic material. Ebola virus, influenza A virus, SARS COVID 2, SARS COVID 2 virus, polio virus. H polio virus polio you know positive sense RNA their RNA act directly as messengers. They just copy information and be translated by host. So negative cells the RNA must be converted into positive. So these are types of viruses. Retrovirus h the RNA virus we have several types of viruses.

[00:33:01]So let's talk about the the the DNA and RNA viruses. DNA and RNA. The DNA viruses are unstable and they can heal faster. But RNA viruses they are not stable.

[00:33:17]They change every time by removing this uracy. This can be removed in your in the in the sequence. So why we talked about Ebola, we talked about Elmaris me is in the house. Hi Elm Marie. It's been a while. It's been a while seen you. But thank God you are here and thank God everyone is watching. So if we could perhaps make a DNA protector.

[00:33:49]Yes. What you can do is this. Uh what you can we maybe something that can come out is when you know the process of of you getting the virus is you have to have doctor is that a vaccine for Ebola?

[00:34:10]Yes, there is a vaccine but is under it is still under research. It is still under research. So if the vaccine goes well like the one of co did you get the kovix vaccine savior man if it goes well people that you remember when I gave that topic would you receive the the covid vaccine people said no I cannot I cannot get the covid vaccine so cold is a virus it's viral it's RNA as well or just bad allergies. No, we have some viral um RNA viruses like uh human influenza virus. Let's talk about virus. virus that affect that affect the upper respiratory surface. Virus commonly infect the alpha upper respiratory surface like rhino viruses, corona viruses, adeno viruses, influenza A and B, paravirus, respiratory, human meta. No. So you can get these viruses influenza, corona, but also you can get a bacteria that can make you have a cold. I see. So cold is not what about strep throat sinus infection they need host. Yes. No.

[00:35:55]Strep throat is something else.

[00:35:58]Streptocus strep throat is called streptococcus and that is a bacteria. It's not a virus.

[00:36:09]It's a bacteria is not a virus.

[00:36:13]So flu vaccine is there. You have seen the yellow fever. You have seen there are several new vaccine for pneumonia.

[00:36:29]But why contagious?

[00:36:31]Because when you are you are sneezing, coughing, touching contaminated areas and then you you are eating your nails common in schools and crowded places. Strep throat. Yeah. A bacterial infection of the throat caused by streptoccus biogenius.

[00:36:59]The one that you get sore throat, fever, red swollen tonsils, headaches. Yeah. So it is spread by droplets or vector way.

[00:37:11]But you see this one is a bacteria and the viruses also like human influenza virus like human influenza virus it is spread the same way. So you can get a a strep throat that is bacteria uh no a sore throat that is bacterial or you can get a viral flu. So it depends with the characteristics like uh let's see about influenza viruses their characteristics. What is the difference between Ebola and cola?

[00:37:54]Ebola and colera chera is spread through ficooral wait first I was saying influenza viruses influenza viruses are respiratory viruses caused by human influenza contagious illness affecting many upper respiratory so it has a influenza A B C and D there are several viruses it is spread through coffee sneeze direct contact and surfaces when you are coughing around where people are and then people are inhaling that air. Okay.

[00:38:35]When I am sick regardless of what when I'm better I change out toothbrush I believe the bacteras or virus is there.

[00:38:44]Yes. Very important. Uh very important the coffee cakes that is important about sanitation. Now a man is asking what is the difference between Ebola and cholera.

[00:39:01]Ebola is a virus and cholera is a protozoa a kind like protozoa that you get when you are eating dirty you are eating dirty you drinking dirty water or eating contaminated food.

[00:39:18]Ebola is a virus. Cholera is a bacteria.

[00:39:23]H is a bacteria.

[00:39:25]Types of disease they cause Ebola. It causes hemoragic fever and and coder causes the diarrhea. You see main body system affected is multiple organs, blood vessels, livers in Ebola.

[00:39:43]And you saw how we discussed it in when we were discussing Ebola collera mostly the intestine is protocol same as amoeba dog. No no no the amoeba is a different thing.

[00:40:02]So uh savior man are you listening to this treatment for eola no specific treatment but for col specific treatment law is treated can be deadly and if left untreated you if you know if something is a bacteria you can use antibiotics this is ebola is a virus you have to contain and suppress it we have no specific treatment is protocol same as amoeba What of ammo?

[00:40:34]Am what of ammo?

[00:40:43]Amiba verse usually refers to a protozoa.

[00:40:51]That one now is not a bacteria. It's a proto of the intestine.

[00:40:56]Dirty food. It has cyst.

[00:41:01]What causes chicken pox? Chicken pox is a virus.

[00:41:07]Chicken pox is a virus. When you get it, you you you be you have antibodies.

[00:41:13]Today people have questions and I like it when people are asking questions like this. So if you have a question because I wanted to to discuss about viruses. Do you use electricity?

[00:41:27]H Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Chicken pox is highly contagious viral infection caused by visa roster. That one is a virus contagious. If someone touches you and then it is left there, you have a problem. It's incubation to 20 days.

[00:41:45]Progressive rash and complication secondary bacterial infection, pneumonia and sephilitis. Now you can only treat the symptoms as you wait the body to remove it. It has no specific treatment but you can use some aclo some viral antivirals paracetamol if you have high fevers you know that is it cute it's a virus. So when you you get chickenpox and then you continue it heals you create antibodies.

[00:42:24]So when you when antibodies are there you know when you start you have it again when you have it again your body will know how to fight it you will not get symptoms. So guys in the house Jamaican uncle is giving us love. Doctor is eola different from yellow fever.

[00:42:42]Yes, yola is different from yellow fever and yellow fever also is a a disease in Africa. H they are called tropical diseases. Tropical diseases. Why is Ebola different from yellow fever? H Ebola is called by is caused by Ebola virus which causes hemoragic fever. And I say when someone is talking about hemoragic fever, I say he's talking about fever that someone bleeds. And you saw how someone bleeds from Ebola. Ebola is spread through contamination, body fluids or tissues.

[00:43:25]And then I already had them when I was from three. I cried like a [ __ ] Yes.

[00:43:31]But now you cannot get it. Your body has already created antibodies. So you cannot get the chicken pox.

[00:43:39]Now let's talk about something that is called uh yellow fever.

[00:43:49]Let's talk about what is yellow fever.

[00:43:52]Because people say every time when uh when someone wants to to to when someone wants to to travel, you have to get that certificate of yellow fever. It's a serious infection caused by yellow fever virus. It's mainly found in the tropical subsaharan Africa and South America. Even South America, it's there. Yeah, it is spread. The funny thing about yellow fever, it is spread by another mosquito called Ibis Egypt.

[00:44:28]Yellow fever is called by Ibis Egypt.

[00:44:30]It's like malaria. Yellow fever is like madia spread by Ibis Egypt. You know what it what happens to the body is the virus enters the bloodstream through a mosquito bite. That mosquito aesa is eara skin that mosquito brings this parasite inside of yellow fe yellow fever.

[00:44:56]So when they're in your bloodstream inflammatory issues start you start having sudden fevers headache muscle pains you know just like the the way we talked about the other one which is ebola.

[00:45:14]Sorry, sorry about that. And it works just like malaria. You get your eyes yellowish. It is called jaish because when it gets inside your blood, it gets to the red blood cells and destroys the light. It produces yellowess of your eyes. Mhm. So that is about yellow fever, yellow fever. So we have talked about DNA viruses and RNA viruses and they are totally different and we have seen the ones that are RNA viruses are bad than DNA because uh like let's talk about according to experience when people get her simplex virus HPV human papilloma if you start treatment at early age at earlier you can get better hepatitis B if you get hepatit B you can be healed but you see people that are getting corona virus a polio virus and Ebola viruses they are becoming so problematic they are becoming so problematic and even healing becomes a problem even healing becomes a problem so Ebola virus um is an RNA virus because it replaces the uracil and copies your strand so fast and it produces more viruses so fast and not like the DNA viruses like the DNA viruses. So anything you would like to know about viruses please ask me and let's welcome the new people that I'm seeing is dropping. They are watching without saying something. You know people are watching without saying anything.

[00:47:03]people are watching without saying anything. Now I'm back but my time I'll go back to 4 as usual but you know today I've come live at this time because I've been so busy in at work and outside there until this time. So you guys that are watching um we did something on we did something on uh we did something on coffee. You are throwing electric toothbrush.

[00:47:33]We did something on Ebola virus and people are so were so scared. People are so scared on what we talked about. You know some things when you talk about them people get scared.

[00:47:48]Sorry I'm getting this. People get scared because they are so scared like when you get a v a virus and then you start bleeding. magic. But now we we talked and you understand why people bleed and we say when the virus gets to your dog. I heard that men are the carry out of HPV virus and this is virus causing cervical cancer uterite cancer.

[00:48:19]Now let's talk about that before I continue.

[00:48:24]Cervical cancer men being men being let's talk about it. Men doesn't do not have men do not have a service. Yeah.

[00:48:56]No, I was uh reading a text that someone has sent me.

[00:49:02]You see, men do not have a cervix. Men can get it and spread it without knowing. You can sleep with someone, you get it. But now because you don't have a cervix and you know cervix of a uterus, it's a very soft with the pi cells that can mutate any time under some circumstances. So they don't just yes on the cervix can cause precancerous cells. Now the yeah it's PV vaccine but they do not want to give to boys unless you ask now if you don't have the cervix how can you know that you have the symptom so you can carry it and spread without knowing it can it can live in your penis scrotum aners mouth or throat just imagine nowadays you understand some people have very funny sexual behaviors and they carry even the vir the the virus in their mouth someone we are here to learn bear with me now cute Jess listen to this some people carry it with them you know what people nowadays do very funny issues and then you become you carry the virus with your mouth So yes, it can spread through throat.

[00:50:39]Now when you go kissing people out there, you're kissing your girlfriend, you are kissing someone other girlfriends, you are spreading it when you are having it and you can have it. My sister Leila is here. Wa wa.

[00:50:59]I miss you guys, man. I miss you guys. I hope you are doing good where you are.

[00:51:03]Lea, I'm answering a question from coffee cakes and no cute Jesse. Cute Jessie has has asked about uh HPV.

[00:51:15]So I've wo kissing I thought other things. Uh yes coffee cakes don't just say the other things. You know people need to hear the other things. Those other things. What are the other things?

[00:51:33]My mom my mom will will medical check up in every 6 months. Wow. Is very scary.

[00:51:41]The the [ __ ] the you know people do oral sex BJ and then you get a man who has been carrying the virus the HPV and you are seriously doing it. So you carry it and then you are promiscuous. That is not your boyfriend. You go back to your boyfriend. You sleep with your boyfriend. You kiss your boyfriend. Your boyfriend gets it. It gets to the live stream and then you sleep with your boyfriend. You yourself you get it indirectly.

[00:52:17]You see that is how people get these things without knowing.

[00:52:24]Some others are the other railbo group.

[00:52:29]It can stay in the for so long. The scrot or the throat or the throat.

[00:52:38]How men transmit HPV is very funny.

[00:52:41]Sexual contact anal sex oral kissing.

[00:52:47]Skinto skin genitals.

[00:52:50]But true men are the carrier.

[00:52:52]skin-to-skin genitals, you know, even without penetration.

[00:52:58]You start wondering, I did not have a sex with this guy. It was just a skin-to-skin, did not. But I get it. You forget the fluids, the fluids exchanged.

[00:53:12]And the when the fluids exchange you get it rare from uh now from mother to baby during birth it is rare and I'll explain that one day why men matter in HP breath even without if symptoms men can pass HP to secual partners. So most of yes mucosa epithelial layers the ep epithelial layers are the mucus layers mouth uh your vagina your stomach your anus those are epithelial layers you see those are epithelial layers so maintain the silent chain they carry it because they don't have the cervix so you know for a woman if you start having the mutation of the epithelial layers and you start having precancerous cells. The what you'll start having is what you will start having spotting some pain continuous messes hormonal imbalance. This one does not happen to men. So let this be careful with your partners.

[00:54:33]Doctor, you are scaring me. No more sex or what? No, you have a wife savior man.

[00:54:39]You stick to your wife. You stick to your wife affects effects in men. Most clear the virus naturally but HPV can sometimes cause genital warts cancer anal cancer and also throat and esophagial cancers.

[00:55:05]Now you understand what I'm talking about. You understand?

[00:55:10]If you don't get a cancer down there, you can get anal cancer or throat cancer because all those places are mucus layers and they have what? They have cells around there. So you should prevent and even I don't want to tell you how to prevent yourself from getting HPV. HPV vaccine works for both males and females but doctor can it spread to a baby rarely because when a baby is being born there are some several you know the inside the amniotic fluid the mother cannot pass those to the baby inside there even during birth unless when you have some some mothers who Like if you have HPV, you have it oral and you like kissing kissing your baby, you can spread it. But during birth, it's the the it's not it's rare.

[00:56:14]It's rare. During birth, it's rare. So you if you want to avoid this prevention hV vaccine could baby get could baby get the from breast milk it's meal no no from breast milk no it's me it is less likely coffee cakes it's less likely you see so you if you want to avoid getting this risky thing. If you want to avoid to get this risky thing, what you should do is uh you want me to tell you what you should do. Avoid random sex with people that you don't know. That is the first thing. Avoid random sex with people that you don't know. Second thing, people that you don't know, you should use protection. Should use protection. It is very important about it. You should use protection and uh let me see this sav testing anymore. So these are virus and viruses are very complicated. You know viruses are very complicated.

[00:57:30]Sometimes you uh you start having diseases that are not healing. You take antibiotics they are not getting better. You start having a discharge down there and it's not getting better. They start knowing that there is a problem and that problem needs to be taken care of. You know it needs to be taken care of. So that is about viruses and you see viruses are coming in so much. Human papilloma virus the one that is called HBV. It continuously affects epithelial cells and when it is affecting epithelial cells what happens? They start to mutate. They start forming other cancerous cells. They the ones that uh uh the coffee has said precancerous cells you see.

[00:58:22]So these are the things we should check on. Very important.

[00:58:29]These are things we should check on.

[00:58:31]Viruses produce so many different uh they they they they make so very many things to be different like the thing like uh let's see HIV virus uh doc I'm ninjering at the background here this is a lovely insight people should stick to their personal persons follow kim thank you simp thank you simplia of the cervix. Yes, this plasia the cells become but they are not doing their it is called differentiation. They are not doing the work that they are supposed to be doing.

[00:59:13]Atlasia those are cells that are mutating. You see those are cells that are mutating.

[00:59:23]There is something that is called differentiation where a cell does its work in a way that a cell that is in the skin cannot do a different job like the cell that is in the mouth. That is called differentiation.

[00:59:41]So it's Yes.

[00:59:46]Yes.

[00:59:48]>> Okay. Okay. Now, so what stage do popsia detect? Uh simple ket say what stage do popsia detect? What? Let me see. Simple. Let me read that. What stage do uh I think he simplicate is meaning what stage do detect HPV I mean I I think you mean HPV virus I think uh Apoxia does not detect HPV virus directly in most cases it mainly detects cell changes caused by HPV especially this plasia Right. Now simple kid you know HPV you can look at it in microscopy you can look at it in uh there are some way PCR.

[01:00:55]So when this the papsmear uh we we use papsmear is we introduce some acid acetone on your cervix and we look at the color change. So the color change will tell us the cells that have displacia. Displacia is change of cells that are uh that are not working correctly as they are needed. Oh is Norway is here.

[01:01:26]Welcome. So when those cells have mutated the color changes you get when those cells have mutated the color changes and that's why we know that there is a problem with there is a problem with the cells. There is a problem with these cells because the color has changed. So papsmia is not ideal because you can have some other viruses that have changed there that have changed the the cervix but that is not HPV. I'm asking what stage detect cervical cancer. Uh I'm explaining an important thing here.

[01:02:10]This is what I'm explaining.

[01:02:13]BSM smear only detects detects the change in the cellular characteristics so that we can do oh Judy is here so that we can do the other things like PCR and maybe microscopy to see which type of cancer the cervix has.

[01:02:36]So cervical cancer to defining it for you to be to get cervical cancer let me go step by step I think I need to I need to make people understand because that question has made me know that people don't understand about papsmear papsmear is the first when you get to a hospital yes you see when you get to a hospital we do pups smear. Let me go step by step.

[01:03:12]The color change of the cervix will tell us h will tell us this if it will tell us this has changed to this color. So there must be a problem with the cells around around the cervix.

[01:03:32]Yes, it has not told us you have cancer.

[01:03:36]It is just telling us something wrong is going on at the cervix. Then we do something called a biopsy or a polymer chain reaction. A biopsy we take some sample of the cells around the cervix. A pathologist studies them under some equilibrium and some let me say acid some milks and then studies them and the cells of HPV comes out by PCR. It is a laboratory test that is called PCR and then we know this is cervical cancer because cancer is only found under the study by a pathologist to know this is this kind of cancer. So um stage one we talked about staging of cancer simple kit if you want uh to you can go through we have a video on my live then where we we talked about staging of cancer.

[01:04:41]So you can detect cancer at stage one, you can detect cancer at stage four as long as it depends with what when you went to the doctor and the doctor did the right thing because if there are cancer cells and it is studied as stage one. There is some stages it will be detected. This is stage one. H we have stage zero in breast cancer. So we have stage zero. So it will be detected at stage zero. I I hope um simple that that one is coming correctly. I hope that one is coming correctly.

[01:05:22]Uh because simple kit has asked this.

[01:05:25]Let me repeat not HPV. I'm asking at what stage do papsmear detect cervical cancer? So papsmear does not detect cervical cancer. It only checks on the changes around your cervix so that we can go to the next step. Nice. Nice. I know you are keen on this. And the men who are listening and watching, please take care of are there stages of displacia? No. Displacia only means cells that are are destroyed and are not doing what they are supposed to be doing. Uh coffee cake. Who is calling me right now?

[01:06:12]Who is calling me right now?

[01:06:27]Sorry my guys, my daughter.

[01:06:34]My my daughter was calling my daughter was calling concerned of why I've not called her for so long. So welcome again. So I think we are going step by step. These are very important hints when you you start uh talking about cancer as materials. And uh uh there is a question here stages of displacia.

[01:07:03]Are there stages of displacia? Let me see.

[01:07:10]Are there stages of displacia?

[01:07:13]Displacia means changing of cells of epithelial layers.

[01:07:20]the cells that is commonly described in stages based on abnormal cell you know uh but it can yes it can coffee cakes it can because the there is mild displacia there is moderate displacia and there is severe displacia so displacia does not mean cancer there is stage four which is casinoma in C2.

[01:07:50]So yes you can it can it can it can coffee cake sorry about that it can there is severe there is mild and there is moderate dispalasia that one is the staging of dysplasia but you know it is commonly described in staging of cancer.

[01:08:10]So it is one of the characteristics that describes a cancer a specific type of cell cancer you get. So mild displacia cells are in the lower one/3 of the epithelium cells still fairly organized cells and I'm not ready cells are organized moderate lower third of the epithelium more loss of structure you see in the mild it's still having the structure in the moderate it is not having the structure in severe most of epithelial layers is abnormal.

[01:08:52]So that is a question from the coffee case. So my my I send you your bill doctor.

[01:09:02]Oh, where did you send my bill?

[01:09:09]Coffee cakes. Where did you send my bill? Let me see it. Where is it now? So, how long is advisable for ladies to go for checkup? Because I heard persistent screaming is also harmful.

[01:09:29]Now, uh cute Jesse. So, most biopsies are a typical please explain.

[01:09:35]Uh some a typical a biopsy is a is a biopsy.

[01:09:43]It's um I kind like jumps jump. Let me finish with cute Jess. Cute Jessie. So how long is advisable? Now cute Jesse. If you are not having a problem like your partner is faithful, you are faithful and you don't have a history of cervical cancer in your family or cancers. H you see why should you worry after one year is okay once in a while but a person it a typical cells from what I understand the cells building on each other not malignant I will come to that a typical don't worry about that don't worry I'll come and discuss that I'm I'm trying to help coffee cakes to ah uh my friend uh cute Jesse to think a person we live in different world whereby there are some people who are promiscuous there are some people who are commercial sex workers there are some people who don't care about themselves it is important they check themselves randomly there are Some people who just want to take care of themselves, I'll say one year is okay. One year is okay.

[01:11:15]But if you know there is a problem maybe in your family you have cancers mostly cervical cancers you can take like after 6 months but you know the process of going for papsmear it's not some women don't like it because putting a speculum down there and brushing it is irritating so you can take like 8 months or one year you know even the installation of the speculum and also if it is not well preserved it can give you infections.

[01:11:51]So it's good to be checking on yourself regularly at 8 months, 6 months. Okay.

[01:11:57]But if you know you don't have all those problems, maybe you are celibate, you are not sleeping around, your sination is good, you have never had infections, you can stay for one year, no big deal.

[01:12:10]Yes.

[01:12:11]So what does a typical means? The cells do not look completely normal under the microscope, but they are not clear.

[01:12:21]cancer a coffee cakes. I want to tell you that that is what you're saying a typical sales from what I understand is just building up in each other not malignant is someh brush again I'm just asking and curious to know you you if you are not promised cancer cancer cute Jesse get one year do it but if you know you sleep around with someone you suspect sleeps around, you can be doing it often. You know, if your family, you have a tendency of one of your people or several have cervical cancer, you can do it after 6 months to be checking. Very important. Now, coffee cakes, I want to go back to this one.

[01:13:23]So, most biopsies are atypical.

[01:13:27]Please explain that.

[01:13:29]No, most biopsies are not a typical a typical is here they do yearly like mamogram unless doctor says every 3 years. Yes. Uh that's why I'm explaining to to to Jessie you can take a year but if you are family members you are prone to it.

[01:13:55]If you yourself you are someone you know you you have is unfaithful please be checking regularly. No I don't have cancer in my family talk. Yes. If you don't have take one year if you don't have take one year it will be better.

[01:14:11]Now I I was on coffee cakes.

[01:14:15]Coffee cakes. Most biopsies are not a typical you should be definitive. I meant what biopsies I meant when biopsies are typical.

[01:14:30]uh coffee the first question you've asked is so most biopsies are a typical please explain that I've said no most biopsies are not a typical then there is another question you say a typical cells from what I understand is just cells just build up on each other not malignant no a typical cells are cells that are displacic they have undergone displacia they and they are between looking like cancer cells and not cancer cells. Not like building up to, you know, cells can build up to each other and they are typically like the real cells but they are not doing the same thing they supposed to be doing. They are not differentiated. Well, let me use that word. You see? Then there is the here or not that one. No. Okay. I meant when boxes are atypical. When boxes are atypical, it does not mean I see. So that is the staging of displacia. Yes.

[01:15:40]That is the staging of dysplasia.

[01:15:43]You are so right.

[01:15:45]They kind like look cancer not cancer.

[01:15:49]So they are just cells that are destroyed and they are not looking so well. You see that is called displacia.

[01:15:56]So uh a cancer cell is definitive and when a pathologist studies it he comes with the correct definition of a cancer cell and you will write there this is cancer stage this and this one is this you know being l is a good to the wild it's good the world is too wild wicked people have to stick to their partners for health security. But why do people like to go out? Uh cute Jesse. Why do people go out when you have a partner? That is another thing.

[01:16:39]Nowadays, uh people have normalized promis.

[01:16:44]People have normalized promiscuity in a very weird way. And that is why you can get a very beautiful person, a very handsome man, but in the inside is burning because they have normalized promis in a very bad way.

[01:17:05]You see it is very important to to understand uh these things and it is very important to know how to live with people. So you you don't get to a frying pan knowing that I'm going to a frying pan. You see the kind of topics that viruses are building up and these topics all of them are building up because of are building up because of um doctor you are a man answer ladies most men bring problems to us no I'll answer as a doctor let me not answer as a man I will answer as a doctor not as a man because I'm I I'm I'm presenting something that is important. So depending on stages of displacia determines procedure con biopsy to get rid of pump. Yes. coffee depending on the stage depending on the staging of depending on the staging of um of it is when a person gets a biopsy like severe displacia that you need a biopsy you need a biopsy so that we can know what is happening you see severe dysplasia needs an agency. Now, cute Jesse is asking me to talk as a man. I'm talking as a dog. I'm talking as a dog because the information that I'm giving is for health purpose and sanity purposes, you know. So, all these things that we are talking as you understand, everything that we are talking about here, you understand everything is coming to everything we are talking is getting down to something that is called sanitation. Okay. We came to this discussion from Ebola. No, Ebola was yesterday. Today it was just random talk about viruses. And you see where viruses have brought us. That is where viruses have brought us.

[01:19:29]That is where viruses have brought us.

[01:19:31]So viruses are deadly. We have seen RNA viruses are deadly viruses.

[01:19:37]You see RNA viruses are deadly viruses.

[01:19:42]So as I have how many minutes to go? I have 11 10 minutes to go. Anyone who has any question can ask any question that you think it's of importance. I think I've explained so many things about viruses and it was a random talk of viruses.

[01:20:06]I'm kind of like checking the messages.

[01:20:08]I have so many messages I've not been replying to. So today I will I will not reply. I'll start replying to those messages tomorrow. We have and the the the the I think I can I should do cervical cancer. I should do cervical cancer.

[01:20:30]I should do cervical cancer and explain to because most questions that have come out are of cervical cancer how it goes on how it is managed how it is you know all those questions need to be answered so anyone with any question uh anyone with any question today I can see Margaret in Norway I can see king in the house. I can see Savior man was here. Simple K all of you. The coffee cake always here for me. I I savior man I can doctor detect ovarian cancer from papsmearia.

[01:21:16]No papsmeia detect cervical cancer. Ovarian cancer is a different thing. You know you have to get those cells. You have to get those cells to go and examine them.

[01:21:29]So it is very hard to get ovarian cancer from papsia unless it is exudative cancer cancer that is producing some bad cells you know but you have to get the cells at the place like papsmia you swab the place the cancer is you swab the place the cancer is. So you you you for ovarian cancer you need to get biopsy and biopsy is a needle that is injected and then you get the you you get the cells where you have injected you see so it is hard to get them from the papsmear you know so depending on staging of this plasia means need procedure con Okay.

[01:22:31]The only way So the only way you to know is to have symptoms. No, it's not to have symptoms.

[01:22:40]Bar walking exercise. Welcome Barry.

[01:22:43]Today we are talking about some very funny things. Viruses.

[01:22:48]It's not to have symptoms. Random checks.

[01:22:52]Uh you know some people just go to have uh wellness wellness check you know you understand the wellness check that you just go to hospital you get HPV you get your blood test no but having symptoms is another thing that can help you to know if you have a cancer coffee takes but there are several ways you can know if your bloodline you have these cancers if your bloodline. You have these cancers and then you you kind like want to go for wellness and check. You can get maybe stage zero and then you you know if a cancer is stage zero you can manage it and treat it but if it a cancer is advanced it's not easy to manage physical physical coffee physical meaning tell me about physical how does meaning work please tell me thanks bad walking exercise.

[01:24:05]Okay.

[01:24:07]Any other question? I can see questions are coming in. I can see more questions are coming in. More questions are coming in.

[01:24:26]I can see more questions are coming in and coming in. Yes. Anyone with any question as we continue an annual physical blood made etc. I get here. Yes. You see that is very important and I encourage people to be doing that annual checkups. Annual checkups are very important. It's important to be checking yourself annually because you can be having it because of your generation and then you don't know but if you have annual and random checks you detect it earlier and then you are treated and you are doing good guys let's welcome body walking exercise in the house guys let's welcome body walking exercise any other question my friends who has any other question in the channel let's see who has any other question. Uh anyone who has any other question that is of importance to him or everyone. Let's see.

[01:25:38]Let's get questions my friend. Let's get any other question. It is time. I have 5 minutes then I'll be logging out. I think Savior man went to work and u if you're still here just say yes I'm still here listening to you I don't have your question but uh a question but you're doing a good thing I think next time we do this I will do something called cancer next time I started talking about DNA virus viruses apart from HPV virus and other virus can other virus can cause cancer by food maybe yes there are So many viruses you have seen viruses that viruses that work on is asking apart from apart from HPV virus what other virus can cause cancer or other food viruses there are so many viruses that can cause cancer or what Cuz that question I think is asking I think that question is asking which other viruses that can cause cancer or other things that can cause cancer.

[01:27:08]uh acute Jesse please let me understand other virus apart from nature and other viruses can cancer caused by food made oh I did not read it well yes foods can cause cancer damaging the DNA giving you free radicals yes foods can cause cancer yes some cancer can be influenced by food it's very important processed and preserved food like sausages all those veles smoked heavily salted. We talked about them.

[01:27:42]Yes, it there are some foods that can cause cancer. Bed foods huh the neutrosamines they may contain compounds that are called neutrosines which damage the DNA. They damage the DNA and then you start having cancers that are deep fried they contain free radicals and free radicals displace the DNA. So when they displace the DNA what do you have cancer cells starts forming.

[01:28:13]So foods can cause foods can really cause the cute foods can cause contaminated foods. Foods contaminated with a toxins from molds, maze, ground nuts and grains. Atoxins is a strong lead to liver cancer. You've you've had there was a time Kenya stopped some maze from coming in because it has some aphlattoxins. You can get liver cancer.

[01:28:42]Low fiber diet like high sugars and fats they can make you get cancer.

[01:28:49]Low fiber diet is bad.

[01:28:53]Low in vegetables, fruits and fibers.

[01:28:56]You don't like vegetables you like eating. It is linked to colon cancer.

[01:29:02]So can food directly cause cancer like a virus? No. Unlike human papilloma virus that comes in and starts to have a problem, food does not infect cells or insert genetic material. Cancer from food exposure is usually gradual due to long-term DNA damage. It is not like you have HPV today and then after 2 weeks you start having cancers. No, food is gradual. You eat these things slowly by slowly. You see other strong causes of cancers are smoking, alcohol.

[01:29:49]So what you are supposed to do is to eat healthy. Eat vegetables and raffages.

[01:29:55]Not always living sedentary lifestyle and eating foods that do not help you.

[01:30:01]Eat foods that help you.

[01:30:05]vegetables and that give you antioxidants.

[01:30:12]Foods that give you the antioxidant vibe. You know, it will help you to do what? To be okay.

[01:30:23]So, what are we supposed to do? That is what you are supposed to do. Don't eat fried things. Chicken always eat food.

[01:30:30]Now, anyone with any question? Any other question my friends? Any other question that is of concern? Someone that is feeling uh I'm concerned about this and that you watch about our topic on uh what about our topic on Ebola and if you have you came in the middle of this please start it from the beginning. I think anyone with any question before I log out today we have just talked randomly about viruses tomorrow we will talk about cervical cancer because that one has really come in and people don't understand staging of cancers and papsmear and what papsmear does people do not understand what papsmear does so we will do it uh tomorrow and we see how we can help each other to to live well.

[01:31:28]Doc, I heard that ladies we are not supposed to eat cucumbers when men said because it causes cancer. It is. Is it true? No, it's not true. I've not heard about that. It is not true. That is a lie. Maybe you tell me how the person who told you or where you had what was the pathophysiology. How did that how did that person say that one is not scientific? That is a myth. That is a myth to Jesse. That is a meat. So you eat cucumbers. Feel good. If you like them, eat them. Feel nice when eating them. Even when you have messes, don't don't worry. Eat them. As long as you are okay. Eat them.

[01:32:19]Pepper are good in vitamin C. Eat good pepper that are not so hot. You get more vitamin C. They are good. They'll give you, you know, they are just spices. If you get good pepper that is not so hot, you not get hypertension.

[01:32:37]Sometimes pepper is so sweet. When you eat, it's delicious. You feel nice. You see, you feel you feel very nice. So eat pepper. eat paper.

[01:32:51]Thank you again taking time to share and welcome our questions. Thank you uh cute Jess uh the coffee cakes for that. I've been having so strainous days lately and I'm coming randomly online but I'll go to my normal uh uh time so that we can balance we can balance everything. So my guys if you don't have any other question or is there anyone if you are new the platform oh is coming as we are ending really welcome to the platform Dr. Benjamin, how are you and your family YouTubers doing? Big up. We are fine. We are fine. It's just that I've been so tight outside here and I'm doing one, two, three things and I have to come online, you know. Uh so if you are here, you have not liked, please like.

[01:33:43]Let's get to 20 then we we close. My time is here. Let's get to 20 then we close. My friends, if you are here, you have not hit the like button. Let's get to 20. uh hit the like button. We get to 20 or 21 and then we close and we call it a day. Tomorrow I'll have some time to come online at the normal time. But we will be talking about cervical cancer. I think that is a very important thing when it comes to our friends and our women when it comes to our women.

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[01:34:42]I don't know what time is it where you are readley. I can see many people saying hi to you.

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[01:34:53]People are saying hi to Ridley.

[01:34:56]Maybe Ridley is busy a bit.

[01:35:05]One 2 3 4 here.

[01:35:09]Yes. Let me see here. Here. 1 2 3 4 here. Welcome. Welcome everyone. Now I will log out. Let's meet tomorrow at the usual time. Thanks everyone who has been watching and who's been here. We will meet tomorrow and discuss cervical cancer and more virus as we continue. So everyone in the house, sleep tight. If you are in Africa, you know it's time to sleep. If you are away from Africa, from the tropics, have a lovely day. Enjoy your day where you are and God will bless you in every way. So my guys you where you are have a nice day. So bye-bye.

[01:35:58]Really is ah really is here again.

[01:36:00]Really say hi to people before I go.

[01:36:03]Blessings 2:35 p.m. Really? Bye-bye. I'm just finishing. Please like the video and rewatch and God will bless you. Bye.

[01:36:13]See you guys.