here, on such a robotic simulator, she restores her walking skills; in order for her legs to move, it is necessary to restore the lost connection with the brain; an exoskeleton, a structure attached to the body, helps with this. it is this exoskeleton that makes a healthy person move, and the brain receives signals from the muscles and gradually remembers its commands to control the legs. i noticed that you are always next to... with this man, you are his

wife, yes, yes, wife, wife, what happened, a stroke, he had a stroke, a stroke, and you all time is near, yes, throughout the country there is a system of rescue and rehabilitation for stroke, this is indeed a very serious disease, in addition to devices that restore movement, medications are an obligatory part of treatment, first of all these are drugs that keep blood pressure normal, in addition... special classes of drugs that give energy to the nerve cells of the brain and, as it were, revive them. i repeat once again, doctors today specifically create medications that must be taken once a day. there are such medications for blood pressure and for brain function. professor shishkova works on brain restoration after stroke. follow-up with drugs such as choline alphascirate, such as ethyl methyl. it consists of two

parts, the first part is a modified vitamin b6, which protects against oxidative stress, from that very ischemia of the brain cell, limiting the spread of ischemia, the second part is a salt of succinic acid, succinate, which gives energy to the cell, it is built into respiratory chain, cells receive, roughly speaking, life energy. restore nerve cells and prevent them die. sergei nikolaevich is also a victim of a stroke, but in 2023 he is already doing well, no paralysis, his speech is clear. this is how a large state medical stroke program operates throughout the country. vascular centers work, people are brought back to life, treatment begins in the hospital, and then the person continues it at home. doctor before discharge. discuss treatment

at home in detail with the patient, it will last 2 years, you can choose several options, you can choose drugs that are taken three times a day a day, yes, such drugs as neurox, mixidol, 125 tablet, one tablet three times a day, or you can choose a prolonged form, for example, the drug armadin long, there will already be a dose of 375 in one tablet, here take one tablet at .. you will have the entire daily dose, that is, you can choose three tablets a day or one tablet a day, this is at your discretion, one is probably better, it’s more convenient, when patients are ready to be discharged, we finally measure their blood pressure , now 110 and 70, this is the ideal pressure, ideal pressure is lower than 120 and 80, this is an ideal, an ideal, like... this is where medical

responsibility ends, now a person’s life is only in his hands, and fate depends on whether he measures the pressure and maintains it at normal levels. finally, let me remind you that the normal pressure is lower than 130 and 80 mmhg. draw conclusions, because today we showed a kind of picture throughout russia, not just selectively, this is only in moscow, then we can say that in the country, in medicine, a system of acute care for stroke and rehabilitation has been created and recovery after a stroke, but the question is what kind of stroke will you have, will you have one and what options will remain for you? us

, doctors, even with all the arsenal, this is entirely your responsibility, it begins when you measured your blood pressure at home, because only... hypertension is the main cause of stroke, if you understand this today, if you understand this that you need to take blood pressure medicine, measure your blood pressure and keep it normal, your life will be wonderful, and long, without a stroke, without paralysis, with normal speech, which, frankly, is what we all wish for you, health to you, dear friends, because... this is the most important thing, the program has ended, health, i was on the first this program, and alena amazed me, i thought we would talk about health, and lena asked me about my personal life, about family, about children and in general so sincerely, in my opinion she should host another program

called with all my heart, so now i’ll write a wish, i’m writing helen, dear, the health of the nation is in your hands. thank you, and signature, and me i think we’ll hang it here, watch the health program on channel one, these are not travel notes with dmitry krilov, good morning. sebra, today we will travel around belarus, more precisely through the grodno region, and its peculiarity is the border, and therefore from time to time it seems that just because i was in lithuania, otherwise the women are in poland, myadunitsa, a town

with a woman’s, that you smell like everything to me , oh for everything.

folk art, you can see another craft that is almost lost today: plucking, beating, whipping, yes, yes, that’s all the name of such an interesting process, once upon a time this amazing skill came to europe from china, having mastered this chinese cutting skill, european masters entertained the public with vatianka at fairs and folk festivals, children were delighted, in the first post-war decades, impoverished townspeople.

the fortress had no tasks other than defensive ones. litsky castle was attacked more than ten times. it was one of the six most powerful defensive installations of the grand duchy of lithuania. yes. grace and architectural there are few decorations in this ponderous colossus, or rather none at all, a huge stone box from the middle ages, the castle has grown into the body of today's city and is now adjacent to the boxes of modern houses, but our faceless boxes will not stand for so many centuries, our descendants are unlikely to click their tongues, looking at such a heritage, it’s clear that any self-respecting castle must... no, it simply must have its own ghost, like you have here with ghosts,

we demanded to know, oh, these capital things always give them something , the local knights thought, but kept silent like a knight, however, they still told the castle horror story, in the evenings, when the castle leaves its servants, something strange really happens in it, from the castle galleries to the square the ghosts of warriors come out and knightly battles begin; they say that the first ghosts were seen by a local photographer who stayed in the castle after closing for filming. he claimed that he clearly saw participants in some kind of knightly tournament. the photographer rushed to take them off as though he had been exhausted, but then not a single photo showed anything except castle walls and towers. yes, many then twirled their finger at that photographer’s temple. but for some reason i believe him. when we were offered to go filming the local glass factory, we tried politely, but

in order not to offend the invitees, to still refuse, they say, you know, all sorts of production is not exactly our format, we say, after all, we are talking about sights and travel, so our glass factory is and this is our main attraction, and a historical one at that, our people were delighted the accompanying people , well, there were no more arguments, we were immediately taken to a hot workshop, literally hot,

like a role in a play, they joke here that an experienced blower has eyes and on the sides of the back of his head, i was amazed by the number of women on the workbench, it seems like half of them are here, how they can stand it , by the way, the worker who brings the product to the stove is a lad, this work used to be done by boys, but since then these same lads have remained, whether you are always a man or a woman, it’s all the same lads, is this a harmful production, well, the question is rhetorical, you have to breathe lead and acid.

the factory museum has a real glass art gallery; it contains unique original works by factory artists, many of whom have patented their own original techniques. yes, there are a lot of beautiful works here, and the plant, created in 1883, is truly a historical landmark. then it was like in a joke, three people got together, a local, a pole and a czech, and started a glass factory. at first, the enterprising trio produced only glass containers for breweries, and... then the range expanded and soon successful businessmen began sending their products to

11 countries. the twenties of the 20th century mastered the production of fashionable crystal here. one day an order was received from some crazy iranian shah for a crystal bed. and for another rich madman they even concocted a crystal pool. yes, as they say, every whim is for your money. and in 1935 , an order was received to make an urn for... it was installed next to the hearse during the funeral of this polish marshal-dictator. in in general, this neman crystal became so popular that when... one of the three partners of this production died, his coffin was, correctly, crystal. another belarusian acquaintance: the city of novogrud. its history, presented in the chronicles, is akin to an exciting thriller: betrayals, chases, betrayals, shots in the back, failures and ups, that is, the city’s

biography was not boring. a very nice couple introduced us to the city, yes, she. so, after the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, the city joined the russian empire. next poland was the owner of novogrudok. before the second world war, the city became part of the belarusian lands. and it all began many centuries ago, here, on castle hill. the mountain is called castle mountain because these gloomy ruins were once a castle, the very first

castle on this earth. first wooden, then stone. here. if you turn on your imagination, you can imagine that in the 14th century this wall was part of a huge stone citadel with seven towers, with drawbridges and a deep ditch, and in the middle stood a palace, imagine, well done, but only for what? and nearby is a unique mound, the mound of immortality, dedicated to the son of this land, the outstanding romantic poet adam mickiewicz. he was born here in novogrudok in 1798. his poem is made, but this is a real national epic, because adam was an uncompromising patriot and fought for the independence of poland all his life. for his underground activities and wayward views, mickiewicz was constantly under the supervision of the authorities. in

1824 he was expelled from lithuania. while in russia, the publicist was in close contact with december. but we're in our little lightweight gear as always, let’s share this interesting story. so, the uniqueness of the mound of immortality is that, and it seems incredible, it is a man-made hill, man-made in the literal sense of the word, it is filled with earth brought

from the countries where the poet lived. fans of adam mickiewicz poured the brought soil. handfuls, sent by mail, but amazing, i don’t know if there is a similar monument to anyone else anywhere? lord, when i heard about this, i immediately imagined how my fans, after my death, well, this is through 45 years old, they will bring it from all corners of the world, which i have visited across the entire earth, and maybe with suitcases, this ski resort can then be built with lifts from the hill named after the palace of culture, great, but let's go down to the ground and... the idea of ​​​​creating the mound of immortality belonged to the poles. the mound began to be created in 1924 and was inaugurated in the thirty- first. this is how the city perpetuated the memory of its son. and mickiewicz, with the international gesture of an akolangist, showing that everything is ok, yes, whatever ok, he will never do that again i couldn’t return to my homeland, but all my life i remembered my native places. neman,

my native river, where are these waters that i once scooped into powerless handfuls on which. then i sailed into the wild wilderness, looking for free coolness for my restless heart, adam mickiewicz. and so, in the village of litovka, an ordinary bus stop became an illustration of the content of mickiewicz’s poem “grozhyna”. the brave woman, dressed in a man's suit, became the most fearless knight. in novogrudok she fought against the crusaders while her husband, the novogrudok prince, fought on the side of the crusaders, that is, the husband is the husband, and the homeland. was for grozhin even higher than her husband, when grozhin was captured, it was he who led the knight to the stake, and only when the helmet fell from her head, the husband realized that he was leading his own wife to execution, such a heartbreaking but patriotic medieval thriller, so how you see, even a bus stop somewhere in the outback can be a way of enlightenment.