78 and using Sleep Aid for many years. Memory is getting worse! "Doxylamine is a potent anticholinergic and has a side-effect profile common to such drugs, including blurred vision, dry mouth, constipation, muscle incoordination, urinary retention, mental confusion, and delirium.[18][7]

I have had IC for 20 years. Now it seems when I take an anabiotic I get a UTI. So I have to really be careful because it puts me into a flare also.!

Ramble ramble ramble. Answer at 14:41

"Most older adults" Big med BS-- northern climate or southern, outdoorish or couch potato, dark skin or light skin? One size does not fit all. Bad medicine, panicky approach. Best advice: Stop doctors for a while and return with caution.

I am 73 I have one stent and diabetes and a pacemaker fitted, this is the best presentation I’ve ever seen I always try to understand what my body needs and try to get the best out of life, thank you both

These doctors (like Leslie) spreading false information on Vitamin D need to be dealt with, so they stop spreading false and harmful information. Leslie means well, but is misinformed. The truth is spreading, but much of the medical establishment, shockingly, has their facts wrong. Leslie, please consider doing more research, using better and more up to date and credible sources. Your conclusions are out of date and incorrect.

Great discussion thxs Question. Is a heart transplant an option as the heart reaches working only 38% ? You didn't mention this an option in treatment Great program

Thank you so much.❤

Thank you for this most enlightening podcast. My mom in law is 93 and has recurrent ‘ bladder infections’. We live in a small town with few doctors and few Specialists. Her GP (General Practioner) gives her antibiotics. I’ve been arguing against this as she sometimes has an antibiotic every 2 weeks! This has been happening for many months. We have at last persuaded her to see a new female GP for a second opinion in January when her yearly Medical Aid cash kicks in. We live in a small coastal town in South Africa. I feel she needs a proper diagnosis as you describe. She actually needs one of you!😊 Thank you once again. Blessings to all involved in your podcasts 💖

Why are you assuming we are concerned for our parents?

Why do people with a fib have trouble walking what is causing pain and weakness in legs???

Wish more of this was taught in high school preparation for future and adjusting lifestyle. Food. Excersize. Education is the key. We are in 70 s. And was caught totally off guard.with a fid.

Thank you so much for the information..expecally watchman

Most informative 👌 👍 - thanks 🇳🇿

This whole presentation is more pseudo science than advice based on hard research based evidence...Its' quite scary how little many physicians appear to understand basic human biochemistry.

A lot about nothing.

Excellent, very thorough and informative video - thank you doctors! 🇦🇺

Thank you for great informative video. I have many of these symptoms, age 78. Accusing people of taking my belongings. I now realize I am getting this awful disease. When will we get medication to stop this decline. Still somewhat healthy, would like to do more with family, loosing interest in things. Loss of language is obvious. can't remember words. Hate this process in life.

I'm 73 and have been on Amitriptyline for 15 years, until today. Thanks

I take Eliquis twice daily... no money left for food.

😅what about bradycardia.?

After having recurring UTI's for years I have just had the vaccine Uromune developed in Europe. The only thing there are still 3 Bacteria that are resistant to it, so I am still getting the occasional UTI.

I stopped driving because my eyesight is bad...and my distance is off

where are you located? I live in CO and none of my primary doctors could never figure out what my problem was for over a year. Disgusting in the manner I was dismissed with myh concerns and passed to one specialist to another. Symptoms were of basic medical knowledge that I learned in nursing school over twenty-five years ago. Seems to be a lot shame going around and the entire medical system is broken.

Excellent Well explained Thank you

Since we didn't get a chance to cover specific medication names in the episode, here are some examples of specific medications in the different classes used for treatment of heart failure: empagliflozin and dapagliflozin (brand names Jardiance and Farxiga) are SGLT2 inhibitors Entresto (sacubitril/valsartan) is the ARNI lisinopril and ramipril are common ACE inhibitors losartan and valsartan are common ARBs (angiotensin receptor blockers) carvedilol and metoprolol are common beta blockers spironolactone is a common MRA (mineralocorticoid receptor agonist) furosemide is a common diuretic hope this is helpful!

I completely advoid curbs

In what capacity are you qualified to post this article?

I love your podcast. It’s really informative and helpful. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge with us💖Blessings to you and all involved.

Thank you for this well organized and informative presentation. It must have taken quite a bit of work. Here is my experience in case it helps others. I had a heart attack and was treated with artery grafts, valve replacement, and a pacemaker. The biggest improvements for me came from losing a lot of weight, increased physical activity, and upgrading to a biventricular pacemaker. My original pacemaker only had a single lead while the new one has a second lead and defibrillator. Ejection fraction went from 30 to 55%. What a difference! I have too many premature ventricular contractions which are being treated with medication changes. I weight myself daily and take blood pressure readings twice a day. I limit fluid and sodium intake and try to follow the American Heart Association dietary recommendations which emphasizes vegetables. It's possible to feel better with the right treatments and lifestyle changes!

I've had bypass surgery and lately I'll fall asleep fairly early at night then I wake up in the middle of the night and can't fall back asleep is this a symptom of heart problems

Thank you so much. I am having some symptoms and seeing a cardiologist soon. This is so helpful understanding and not being so worried. It's very helpful to know what questions to ask. The video extremely eased my concerns of what to expect and possible treatments.

I would like to have heard Dr Cara speak about bypass surgery. Also specific names of some of the medications. Thank you for sharing this information!

Thanks for the detailed information

In Canada - heart failure may be treated in some wealthy or politcally connected older males. Women just get Medical Assistance In D*ing.

Great video, compact, covering and clear. Thank you!

I do the same sort of interruption. Basically one has fully understood the question and as he is the expert gets info out quicker.

I am almost 90 yrs old. Well, must not agree with you-- just me. I do not doubt your knowledge!! I believe you really know!! But the medications are life saving for me- Absolutely since I lost Paul after 68 years of marriage!! I am good. Like my children tell my doctor- "Mother does not have dementia" Blessings

You are nothing less than Amazing in walking us through various bright points about aging successfully. Thank you so very much.

Establishing a control group or baseline not easy and doctors not great with social perceptions as many wasted epidemiological studies have shown. The patients getting the drug get intensive medical attention and discussions. While you can give placebo injections to a control group, hard to completely duplicate the experience of the drug group.

I’m very interested in the subject discussed in this program, however, I do not quite understand what the narrator is saying. Please renounce words clearly, and rephrase scientific terms instead of just yah, yeah, to the dumb audience. Thank you 😊👵🫶

This woman is talking tripe! She has not adequately read the research.our old people are massively deficient. They should be given vitamin D supplements D and trans K2.

Begging the question why these drugs aren't more controlled or even banned. Oh, I forgot, big pharma pays off politicians ... and the FDA?

My afib was asymptomatic, you are fortunate indeed, good luck🎉

Almost all the symptoms happening to me but I can’t go to the doctor because I need help

I know it’s easy to criticize from the sidelines, but I really hope both sides realize how difficult it is to listen to two people talking at the same time, and adjust their conversational styles to reduce overlap when presenting a topic like this to an audience. Appreciate the work and the intent, but that could make it better for everyone.

To much preamble.

“Dear Dr. Leslie, I recently listened to your video on how to exercise to age well, and I wanted to thank you for sharing such an informative, scientific, and insightful presentation. As a 70-year-old, I found the content incredibly valuable and inspiring. Your knowledge and clear explanations have motivated me to focus more on my health and well-being. Thank you for creating such a meaningful and impactful resource.🙏 Best regards, Dr Prashant Patel Let me know if you’d like to adjust anything!

18:03 18:03 “Dear Dr. Leslie, I recently watched your video on preventing falls in elderly adults, and I found all your tips extremely helpful and sincere. Thank you for sharing such valuable advice. Best regards.”

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