Der Mensch: Innere Welten

I'm a student nurse. I like how the human world is explained with so many real stories and medical aspects mixed up well. Would like more of the show! ( The damn word count when writing comments) I'm a student nurse. I like how the human world is explained with so many real stories and medical aspects mixed up well. Would like more of the show!

I'm a student nurse. I like how the human world is explained with so many real stories and medical aspects mixed up well. Would like more of the show!

I'm a student nurse. I like how the human world is explained with so many real stories and medical aspects mixed up well. Would like more of the show!

Love this series by Netflix. A lot of hard work has gone into making this spectacular masterpiece.

I just have one beef with it. In the third episode they were discussing fasting and they chose a Hindu to highlight it's benefits. Puhleez! If there is any one religion that is associated with fasting, it's Islam. Thirty consecutive days of not eating, drinking or smoking anything from dawn to dusk. And this fasting is a must for every Muslim, unless he is too ill.

I believe Netflix missed the trick here. Would have loved to have had them explore this phenomenon, from a scientific perspective.

Anyways, this is a brilliant effort. A must watch.

Absolutely no new piece of information whatsoever and the information given is middle school grade at best. No evidence for any research on any specific subject. 3 doctors telling you about why you poop well when you eat green. And why they're constantly smiling and trying to look so happy and energetic?

Really? A multi part series that could have blown us away with all of the modern advances we have made in technology that give us the ability to dig deeper into the inner workings of the human body and instead we get this. A woman that walks around barefoot in the dessert. A Hindu woman that is obviously a strict vegan, and a native american ultra marathon runner that we are only lead to believe survives on blue corn mush and herbal tea?? No agenda here folks. I had to tap out on this one. Netflix... You have to step your game up on these documentaries because this kind of stuff is lazy at best.

There's a repetition of the same images, especially the brain connectors over and over, as well as an overdramatization of some events to "make it" more interesting. Some of the cool stuff to learn end up getting blurred by the editing of this show. It could have been an hour documentary rather than a whole series.