Dr. Oz on James Gandolfini's Heart Attack

Surgeon and TV personality Dr. Oz spoke about the late James Gandolfini, and the possible causes of his heart attack, including "The Soproanos" star's reported last meal of prawns, foie gras, and alcoholic drinks.

[@bornyesterday2994]

This man is what Tony soprano would call a funnook

[@tnmatlanticllc2325]

Actually Tony was very tolerant of funnooks. See Vito episode.

[@elestireninsanylmaz9581]

Born Yesterday xD xD

[@johnts1]

Born Yesterday Your IQ isn't very high. You sound like a moron.

[@notrealy180217]

@@tnmatlanticllc2325 He was an earner!

[@benajminpadilla6360]

Ur an a**hole and are likely a fanook. Why even think about that?... Dr Oz is happily married with kids. And the real-life James Galdolfini was a very quiet and cool guy. Live and let live.

[@robg71]

This Dr Oz never had the Making of a Varsity Athlete!

[@rampageclover9788]

He consumed more calories in one sitting than the average man usually has in a day...and that's excluding the alcohol

[@alasdairbaird7303]

He never had the makings of a varsity athlete

[@WhiteWolf--]

@@alasdairbaird7303 this comment is so beat, given it up already

[@pwrofrob]

@@WhiteWolf-- Beat him with a shinebox!

[@tyur09]

Fatty Foods? How about smoking, alcohol & excessive sugar - combine with increased Fat, will lead to metobolic syndrome - it's NOT just about the FAT, Dr. Oz! Metobolic syndrome is caused by insulin resistance not by eating too much fat.

[@tonysoprano9370]

Fryed food isn’t the issue. It’s the oil it is fried with that is the issue. Olive oil or coconut oil is fine

[@IJamesCordenLoveMyWife]

Oh! Madon. This fanook is out of line

[@mottthehoople684]

I worked in cardiology for years.. you don't teach men... you rehabilitate them... the joke in cardiology is you know what a man says when you tell a him to lose weight and exercise and he hasn't had an event.... he says my wife says the same thing and doesn't charge me a hundred bucks....sad...but true

[@jamjedi1972]

I assisted a Cardiologist in a cath lab for 16 years. Still in it, just cant do cases anymore due neck surgery from wearing the lead. Thousands of PCIs, PTCAs and Pacemakers/ICDs. Having a baseline EKG with you would be somewhat helpful I guess. But EKGs wont tell everything, maybe ST seg elevation. Im ranting, guess what Im getting at is. If you know your predisposed- family Hx , poor diet, smoking ect ect. Get checked out. And yes 51 is far from being unheard of. Ive seen 20's year olds with crap arteries, low EFs and valves. Especially diabetics. You really dont know whats, whats till you do a heart cath.

[@mottthehoople684]

jamjedi1972 spot on

[@jamjedi1972]

Thank you lol. I get passionate about it. As Im sure you do as well. Take care!!

[@karlhungus5554]

I appreciate both of your comments. So, would it be safe to assume that you're both not fans of the current fad of high-fat ketogenic diets? Or, do you think it works for some and not others? Maybe there are other confounders? Personally, I don't follow that diet myself, but it's quite popular. So, too, is the all-meat "carnivore" diet. One couple I read about has been eating only ribeye steaks and water for 20 years. Both are lean (with the wife losing a lot of weight and reversing several chronic conditions) and they're also raising their two kids on a meat-only diet. Thus far, both kids (about 8 and 10 years old) are completely healthy. I also don't follow this diet, but it's interesting to see throngs of people losing weight, reversing myriad health conditions, and feeling better. No wonder people are confused and don't know to whom to listen.

[@gemstar9523]

jamjedi1972 late comment but my family does have a history of being obese + diabetes & hypertension. Only more of a reason to workout regularly

[@tor-nk2xz]

Is he related to the wizard of oz?

[@BillyN31]

His last meal theory was debunked.

[@paulharris3000]

I am so sorry that as wonderful an actor as he was, and as fine a person as he was said to be, that he did not befriend himself, and pay just a little attention to his health...

[@brettvukovich6220]

Well, I'm a workaholic, so i look forward to Mondays.

[@dabneyoffermein595]

as long as you play hard too

[@hotwheel6663]

I disagree about waistline more than half your height as depends on frame size. I have a 47" chest and 36" waist but only 5' 10" and it good shape. Like those BMI charts don't account for large frames.

[@davidcarter6938]

Technically a heavyweight boxer who is usually an excellent athlete has a high BMI. I don't really pay much attention to it.

[@ashleymartin6521]

Pressure on heart due to weight is the same for anyone regardless of frame size ! Have you ever seen someone over 250 pounds who is 80 years old ? No why do you think that is

[@MrPartch]

@@ashleymartin6521 because if you are 80 and 250 pounds, most of that weight is probably fat due to heavy muscle loss because of old age. but if you are 40 years old, 6'7" tall and very muscular, you can easily be 250 pounds and fit. you are forgetting that tall people also have bigger hearts! you sound like everyone's heart is the same size lol. the so called "frame size" however is a bit overrated. whenever I hear a short chunky guy go: "I aM nOt Fat..I jUst HavE a LaRge FrAme". i go: alright, let's see your abs

[@chipchipperson8609]

@@davidcarter6938BMI is BS if you lift weights regularly and have any muscle mass your BMI is going to say your overweight.

[@LH74]

Yoo have a bee on you head!! 🐝

[@Draeka]

I wouldn't let Dr. Oz put a band-aid on my dog. What a loon.

[@taotaostrong]

😂😂😂😂 Good one.

[@masterj4777]

Respect to a real doctor who knows what he is talking about

[@billthestinker]

Too much time straining on the toilet always bring my squatty 🚽

[@johnwayne3085]

In 2021 he would be canceled for fat shaming.

[@rafaeltinajero3454]

The fucking gabago

[@ardenvangellis3707]

alright Dr. what ever your name is , you gonna living 300 years like Dracula 🧛‍♂️

[@kk-ye5bl]

He died because of "combination of factors"

[@bessnillard4502]

GFYS!

[@Dexcelo]

Is there a magic pill for heart attacks?

[@timotheusarrington9240]

yea, clean eating/living and exercise.

[@dabneyoffermein595]

@@timotheusarrington9240 -- exercise is the key, if you lay around on a bed on a laptop all the time, you are a few years from the end.

[@fatfrankthepeteacher36]

@@dabneyoffermein595 I do that but I also exercise a lot. Balance is key, and it’s important to rest as well

[@dabneyoffermein595]

90mg aspirin every day

[@jacobusbaker9285]

Total serum cholesterol below 150, LDL below 70 and you keep healthy arteries into old age. No strokes, HA or Alzheimers.

[@bustercolin7507]

Big belly? The man's dead. Show some fucking respect.

[@Ihavehadmanynames7779]

Why are u so defensive about someone you don’t know? He wouldn’t piss on you of you were on fire

[@liamwatson6789]

Thought he was looking better before the heart attack. Anyway Dr oz wants all humans to be microchipped and controlled

[@ronaldshank7589]

If that ever happens, say goodbye to your freedoms...and hello to slavery beyond the pale of mortal man!

[@dabneyoffermein595]

yes, he lost a lot of weight and was eating healthy. I'm not sure where or when he collapsed, but it would have been sudden. He was in such good shape and had been drinking a ton of water and eating greens.

[@jurgonaufalut5696]

2:08 2:08

[@NorthDallasForty.]

Quack

[@Winfinitey]

it's fat shaming now hahaha, if you're fat lose weight.

[@emreuslu5559]

dr. oz has the makings of a varsity doctor...

[@donnaflynn8064]

Dr Oz has lost all credibility with me.

[@tricky92x]

Let's go Brandon!

[@brendagoetz6752]

I love Dr Oz!