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Read while it plays
Every transcript sits under an embedded player that stays on screen as you scroll. You never leave for YouTube, and you never lose your place. The opening lines are shown first; the full text is one click away.
2010 — 2026 · the complete channel
118 hours of video turned into 1,047,184 readable, searchable words — so you can find the one thing he said about the one thing you are dealing with, and read it with the video playing beside it.
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Every transcript sits under an embedded player that stays on screen as you scroll. You never leave for YouTube, and you never lose your place. The opening lines are shown first; the full text is one click away.
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48 health topics are tagged straight from the text. Each one separates the videos where somebody is describing their own illness from the talks that merely mention it — because those are not the same thing.
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One box across 1.0M words. Full-text, phrase-aware, and it shows you the sentence your words landed in, so you can judge a result before opening it.
The number is how many videos are a first-person account, not how often the word appears.
Topic tags are keyword matches, not medical coding. A mention is not a diagnosis and a claim is not an outcome. Nothing here has been verified against a medical record, and nothing here is medical advice.
The transcripts are machine-made and contain errors. Older videos have no punctuation at all and run on as one long block — those are flagged harder to read. Treat a transcript as a pointer to the video, not as a record of what was said.