Lessons from Shane Warne's death

[@steveturner609]

What a wonderful tribute video from one of the Great Cardiologists of our time to one of the Greatest Cricketers of our time! Extremely thoughtful and insightful and very powerful in its extolling of Wordly Wisdom, and teaching us to focus on the little things in life, but those little things that really matter most of all!!

[@leeroyc4148]

Wise Doctor? He didn’t even know Warne was seeing a doctor about his chest pains. Not so wise. If he’s the best id hate to see the worst.

[@gingin6246]

Well said Steve. Here is Aus, we are still in disbelief.

[@jamesparry1547]

Everybody should watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYqydWyap7-Uqa8

[@rajeevsingh1298]

@@leeroyc4148 Don't worry about it mate. He is just a click bate KZbinr selling cheap self help cliches instead of using his speciality because it won't sell.. you can read the comments and get an idea. People don't like complicated medicine advice they want cheap philosophy advices like enjoy your life now nobody knows the future.. So they don't feel bad about the fact that what they are doing would lead to an early death.. They can always fall back to excuse that people who follow clean lifestyle die also.. so why not live excessively.

[@allanlivingstone6128]

I wonder if he was double jabbed and had a booster before going on his holiday

[@donaldcoder4510]

As an 80 year old, I am impressed with your wonderful words of truth. Thank you for all your wisdom.

[@rt7484]

You are done with your life. Great success

[@charmainenelson7258]

What an inspiring human being. Every word of advice he gave was the simple truth. Though a renowned cardiologist , he sounds so simple and down to earth. His tribute to Shane is so touching. Wish you well doctor

[@seanoconnor1731]

What a beautiful and loving tribute. It's good that someone with a heart like yours is a great cardiologist . Thanks for being so considerate and your wisdom is very comforting.

[@henryclegg7191]

Wow

[@soulpowerful]

What a profoundly powerful video. You are such a wise doctor, but even more importantly, one heck of a human being.

[@brigitnunez6735]

Great video. Than you. Wish words.

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

3:16 🐁 3:53 🐁

[@joeswift5296]

You are a very wise man Dr Sanjay, I was diagnosed with AFib aged 53. That was about 18 months ago and the reason I’m doing well and have had no episodes since is due very largely to your consoling videos. Thank you sir, GREAT doctor and wonderful human ! RIP Shane Warne, absolute genius who lived life to the max.

[@BobBob-uv9fq]

He’s not wise at all ,he’s saying you can’t do anything to prevent heart condition,what about smoking for one lack,of excercise ,obesity ,I’m glad he’s not my doctor

[@samzee7747]

@@BobBob-uv9fq what the Dr. is saying is that we all have an unknown expiration date. We're all born, n then we die. Nothing can change that. He knows about the the risk factors for heart problems more than we do, n how to prevent them. God is the only one who knows our expiration date. He is definitely right.

[@BobBob-uv9fq]

I implicitly heard him say that basically your life is pre destined or at least there is nothing can be done about heart disease ,I heard him say this in the video ,like actual words

[@samzee7747]

@@BobBob-uv9fq To each his own. It is predestined. We all have an expiration date.

[@BobBob-uv9fq]

@@samzee7747 when I get a doctor I want him to tell me whether or not there is things I can do to help ,prevent problems,I’m not looking for some ideology ,but I respect your respectful response

[@dennisgarner8001]

I had this same advice from Dr Gupta in a face to face a few years ago, what a man. Think about living not about acquiring status or possessions, its so liberating.

[@stitchblisscorner]

🦋 What a beautiful soul you are and wise words delivered so eloquently. Thankyou

[@AnupKumar-ym8ks]

Wow! I didn't know what to expect when I started watching this video. Dr Sanjay Gupta is at a higher level than most humans or even most doctors. You are a Guru 🙏

[@kikianne8788]

Shane Warne said in an interview that he had no regrets. Now that is how to live a life. Make it fun, make it kind, make it meaningful, basically just live each moment with a smile for that's all we have. He blazed like a firework on the cricket pitch, bowling Mike Getting out in 1993 at old Trafford with the ball of the century will never be forgotten, neither will his smile, bright blonde hair and crazy wild sense of humour. His death is heartbreaking but in a way it's Shane Warne all over. Quick, shocking, and no real warning, leaving everyone in disbelief. Just the way he lived. RIP Shane Warne. You truly lived far more in.your 52 years than most do in 80. If we can all.do one thing today, it learn to live now, be happy,build your life around today, for there is no tomorrow.!!!!!!

[@javaChai]

Nice words about warne but only he knew his struggles.

[@kikianne8788]

@@javaChai Yes ofcourse he did. My comments are from a public perspective. Only him and his family knew what he was going through..Although personally I'd chose a short life filled with many achievements than a long one filled with illness and pain I'm.talking now from experience. Good comment tho. Stay.well.

[@debbielazenby5308]

Most people nowadays are so scared of dying they are not enjoying life. Constant bombardment with warnings re cancer don’t see anywhere near the same amount about crippling life long illnesses or about dementia. Most people will live a long life but that doesn’t mean good health.

[@kikianne8788]

@@debbielazenby5308 That's sadly so very very true. Sometimes it would be good to rewind the clock and do things differently.!!!!

[@louiseskip3488]

Well said. I had emergency aortic valve replacement at 34yrs old. Just walking down road, chest tightness, next week huge surgery out of the blue from a faulty valve. Live your life happily, go for everything. Don't stress, it's a major killer. I'm devestated by Warnies leaving us, but accept it for what it was. Death came and took him. RIP Shane Warne. Larrakin, father , mate to all.

[@irenemartin48]

That's how I try to live, so easy to get caught up in the "I'll be happy when" mindset. Very wise words from Dr Gupta. Thank you ♥️

[@kateweatherwax6484]

What a beautiful and thoughtful message and reminder. Australians are so shocked right now, but you've found a way to share something to help us all live life to the fullest.

[@jais7981]

Is Shane Warne popular in Australia?

[@markalderson4710]

Wow, Sanjay! Just watched this, and I’ve literally got tears rolling down my cheeks. I watched so many of your videos with great interest following post vaccine complications, ongoing, but this touched me. Thank you.

[@harinisrigiri4898]

Omg this is gold!!! I teared up . See quality of life is what matters and am glad a doctor said that where they generally work on prolonging life. My husband had a heart attack and heart failure because of that and am petrified about how long he can live even though he feels great now. Am destroying the present thinking about the future which I have no control over. I saw this clip in the right time. I will try to cultivate an attitude to live at the moment

[@soniawhitlow9182]

How utterly moving and profound! I was expecting some health advice from the perspective of a cardiologist. But the video was MUCH more than that. Thank you so much. Huge hugs from Bavaria,

[@tonimcdaniel9110]

Doctor you are such a wonderful person .I am 73 years old and afraid of death.Your thoughts and words were God sent to me.You helped me to reduce my fear.Messages come in a lot of different ways and for a lot of reason.God Bless you always.Thank you.What a lovely Tribute.

[@chrisb1682]

Thank you Mr Gupta! What a wonderful clip! I am lucky to have had experience of your wonderful cardiology dept at a stressful time, trying to diagnose a mysterious illness. You are to be bottled and given to every doctor/surgeon/gp training or working! And probably anybody vaguely connected with looking after our health. Thank you from the bottom of my heart 💕🌿

[@kathypalmer3094]

What a lovely doctor and gentleman…everything he says makes so much sense and I can imagine his patients adore him..God bless you 💜💜

[@bellesativa]

When my cardiologist told me he would not operate on me if I became homeless because there was no point in recovery at a homeless shelter I was devastated (I was diagnosed with severe aortic regurgitation). I have no family, no job, live alone without an emergency contact, and no savings, mainly due to the pandemic but also because the US has no national health service. Only people with money discount it and talk of gratitude and platitudes. I went to 2 more cardiologists and 2 Echos and a TE later was told I didn't need the surgery for now. Money doesn't buy happiness but it absolutely does make a difference between life and death and the quality of care. Medical expense is the number one cause of bankruptcy for most in the US.

[@joebrown6768]

Sorry to hear about your health problems, and what you say about money helping is so True. Ps I hope things inprove somehow for you, best of luck.

[@johnwatt2425]

I am so sad to read of your situation and yes its very true of what you say as to the medical coverage that people have in USA. Please try and stay strong in your thoughts I hope and pray for your health to improve. The very best of good wishes to you there from John in the UK.

[@bellesativa]

@@joebrown6768 Thank you.

[@bellesativa]

@@johnwatt2425 Thank you. It's hard to believe that this would happen when I graduated summa cum laude from a 4 year college decades ago but lack of proper health insurance and a chronic condition keeps me from getting a job that will take me out of government subsidy because once you're out, it takes years to get back in. And now the new Banking Surveillance Rule by the IRS (US tax dept.) will nickel and dime millions of people selling personal items for just $600 a year total just to survive with a full scale audit.

[@seeingeye14]

🙏🙏🙏for your situation to improve, and some ❤❤❤to comfort you, I pray some blessings come your way in this life and the next.

[@waqaszahid6477]

You are an inspirational cardiologist, sir. I wish I had that privilege to meet you once. You are a cardiologist and a counselor too. Hats off Dr. Sanjay Gupta. May Allah give you health and prosperity.

[@kathy1149]

Allah, is not God, nor able to give health and peace...BUT the God of all creation is! Call out to Him, "Jesus, forgive me of all that I have ever done to bring a reproach to You and sin to have had its way. God loves you Wages! He wants to reveal Himself to you, if you desire to know your Creator! It's truly that easy and the rewards are HEAVENLY(literally!)

[@kathy1149]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJfIl6h6m9N3hMk&feature=share Enjoy this! Your God and my God

[@jeffreybaier5312]

@@kathy1149 I agree with you, but as a Christian I really don’t try to tell others what to believe but try to guide them. God be with you. Most people don’t want to even hear what we have to say.

[@kathy1149]

@@jeffreybaier5312 Jeffrey, while that may be true for some, I think for most they just do not realize what they are rejecting...having never been given the truth. Religion has done more harm than good and hypocrisy even more so. When one is given the simplicity of the Gospel in love and not condemnation, then you have opened a door that some will run through! Bless you

[@jeffreybaier5312]

@@kathy1149 thank you 🙏 also especially now because the world is at war and we need God. People who are not grounded in God will be in real trouble and fear.

[@Katie_Jo_21]

Thank you for this video and my condolences to Shanes family and friends. 😔 I learned some of this lesson as a young kid @ age 8. When I stayed at Childrens and had heart surgery on my Aorta. Of course as the stats go, not all made it. Though most of us did leave icu pretty fast. Kids bounce man. Anyway, I got really down REALLY bummed for a couple days and was not being helpful to nurses. But, my mom did something special that I will never forget. When that truth was sad to me, and everyone else, and I did not know how to begin to process it in my lil head, she showed me the babies. And for the first time, I saw the circle of life in the little bassinets. They were so fragile but had already fought for months just to come into this world. I am lucky enough to still carry defects into my early thirties while living, but that time for more surgerys will come. When my close friends or family get sad themselves or feel that I am living in that truth and that I should bypass the knowledge all together because then it would be more positive 🤔 … I try to explain how learning this fragility of life and the value of life at a young age taught me the best of life’s lessons. I would not want to throw out the truth ever. It showed me that it is not about going to work and always fulfilling each obligation (although you need the money and satisfaction of a job completed to live) But it is more about why you woke up and what you want and who you are working for in the first place. Life is most about the nice things that you do that leaves a place inside people. Thank you for saying this as honest as possible from a doctors perspective. Seriously thanks, Because, when it comes from you or your colleagues it sets in with people’s minds with you all having the education and first hand experience behind it. Therefore, it helps anyone who has lost someone and all the many of those who are fighting heart issues young and old. God Bless. May your soul continue to be mended.

[@56janjan]

A heart doctor in every way...Beautiful heartfelt tribute...and very wise words...I'm grateful to you for them, and will try to get off the wheel...Thank You !!!

[@eddiec8435]

Wow every Word you say is what I think about every day I'm 57 and I've had one heart attack and now all I do is think about when is the next one coming.. but listening to you always eases my mind because you get right to the Point. But you always seem to put explain it well.. so I just wanna say thank you so much for all this information that you put out.❤️❤️

[@davidconstant4716]

Sorry to hear Eddie how old was you for your first ? Do you smoke ?

[@eddiec8435]

@@davidconstant4716 My first heart attack was at 52 years old. I just want to say I never smoke or drink in my life . That's the crazy thing always stressed and I change my eating habits now I eat better than I used too .. Who knows brother I just pray every day that I wake up the next day.

[@arborside242]

Thank you Dr Gupta. Yes, I must try to “liberate” my fears and negative thoughts about why I have hypertension .. You’re the second person this week I have come across reminding me to “liberate and be free.”

[@karmaisanillusion7307]

I teared up reading this because I have it too.I’m 22 and graduating next month sometime I feel like I will drop dead or won’t wake up from my sleep.

[@philg578]

Dr Gupta, honestly I tuned into this thinking you were going to give me 5 steps to a healthy life but i was truly surprised and glad I did. It's incredible how we can get sucked into building a dream future for ourselves without any guarantee that it would ever materialize or we would never be there when that dawn finally arrives. We forget to live life in the moment and to appreciate the things around us and especially our family and friends who care about us - thank you for that reminder.

[@ruthlessb6206]

Very profound and touching video. I wish lots more people would watch and benefit from your advice.

[@barbaraminto6709]

Your warmth and sincerity is incredible. Thank you so so much. Sending you and your family love ❤️ and light. 🙏🏻

[@linaphilippines5543]

Love your message. I realized so many things when my parents passed. One thing, getting old and working so many hours providing and parenting alone. I regret and missed many meaningful event. Thank you.

[@SolvelawUk]

Dr, happiness at best is the most transient of feelings. I recently nursed my mother to the end and as traumatic as it was, it made me realise that life’s length is never in our conscious control. That was liberating....

[@charlessummers3318]

A very valuable message. I really needed to hear this and am taking it to heart. THANK YOU DR.

[@peterfritzphoto]

Oh, wow, this is one hell of a wake-up call - and I’ve written about these topics for years. Thank you so much for this powerful, generous video. 🙏

[@jmp_1117]

This is so beautiful, words of such meaning and guidance. Thank you 🙏🏼 ❤️❤️❤️

[@timwright4676]

Really lovely tribute and powerful thoughts. Thank you so much.

[@balamoney2445]

Thoughts to live by, by a young Cardiologist. Quality of life, not quantity. Thank you Dr.

[@lizann3058]

Just beautiful. Thank you & love from Australia 🇦🇺

[@danladking9788]

Thanks Sanjay, very thoughtful words. I had a stroke at 36 years old just three months back, cryptogenic with a PFO. Coincidentally I’m from York too. I’ve become paranoid of a second stroke but watching this it makes sense to put my focus into quality of life rather than quantity, certainly made me think. Thanks.

[@joebrown6768]

Best of luck with your recovery journey.

[@stitchblisscorner]

🦋 Yes. All the Best to you, Daniad.

[@nunyabiznes80085]

Do you mind if I ask: Did you get the vaccine?

[@nandanatpai]

@@nunyabiznes80085 systematic brain wash that it js bad life style which caused this. ..

[@abitofmymind]

I bet within 14 days of last covid shot

[@naveenone]

RIP Shane Warne. 🙏 Dr. Gupta, in this video you sound like philosopher who is valuing life's real purpose. Hearing these words from a great person like you builds more trust in you. Keep posting more.

[@greg1mcintosh844]

Why do people kiss doctors but so much and you just say he's a great person or does he have to be a doctor to be a great person nothing against doctors but one thing I've come to really realize is how imperfect they are and that we overly idolize them

[@Obi-Wan.Denobi]

Thank you Doctor. As 23 year old who’s currently undergoing examinations trying to figure out whats wrong with their heart - this video hit deep. God bless you and your family🙏🏻

[@lpg12338]

@@mikejensen4238 Thanks. 👍

[@lpg12338]

@@mikejensen4238 Very interesting, I have never heard of the movie before, so thanks for sharing it. 👍 I just turned 46 and had a CT Angiogram with contrast, Calcium Score, Carotid Intima-Media Thickness Test, and an Ankle-Brachial Index Test done. My A1C is 5.0, but I will try to lower it more. There is no history of heart disease in my family, but I just wanted a good baseline, so that I can strive to do better in my lifestyle choices "exercise more & low carb diet". My Doctor, who is AWESOME, wanted me to do a Stress Test, but it doesn't provide the information that I want, so I declined. Also, check out Dr. Ford Brewer, he has live events on his KZbin channel every Wednesday around 10 am CST. Thanks again.

[@priscillasprague4809]

You are an amazing human being and cardiologist. This was so beautiful and true and something I needed to hear today. Thank you for all you do. God bless!

[@Rayh423]

This message is so awesome and true.

[@janetstanland2015]

Dr you are so right. We need to make the most of it all. Thank you 💜💜💜

[@SawmillerSmith]

I'm 73 and as far as modern medicine I haven't been to a doctor for a health checkup in 60 years. I'm not vaccinated, nor wear a mask or none of the CDC recommendations. I'm still alive and healthy.

[@MrZerosphere]

People like this guy will never admit to what this trial drug is doing to us. May God have mercy on the souls of the despotic worl leaders.

[@LA-gh3mi]

I bet you're on a 'watch' list 😉

[@marylynch951]

@@MrZerosphere Of course not

[@jheart4]

Good for you!!!

[@jheart4]

Bragging is not a good look on anyone 🤪

[@rf7946]

I looked up palpitations tonight and I found your video which helped me tremendously, but after watching this video, I’m emotionally moved by your tribute to Share Warne and your philosophy as a human before cardiologist, I’m a new fan of you your channel, thank you so much for taking the time, (because I know how busy you cardiologists can be) for sharing your thoughts and Profession.

[@MrZerosphere]

An astonishing number of athletes have died of, or had to retire due to, heart issues in the last year. And this coincides with the trial drug. Prepare for more.

[@marylynch951]

Absolutely agree 100 % When are people going to wake up

[@catherine9808]

Exactly ! Stunned at the medical community

[@AdelleRamcharan]

Exactly.

[@lizard0372]

Eyeroll 🙄🙄🙄

[@Miss.kittty]

Shane warne's own son said his dad was fine before he was injected. Afterwards he suffered from chest pain and put it down to indigestion. He was going to Thailand for help.

[@anyonebluejay5597]

I wish more doctors were like you. Your videos are always very encouraging as well as informative. Thank you.

[@Miramiku]

Great message, Doctor. One that I will soon also promote publicly. What a pity there aren't more doctors like you in the medical profession. I've just given a very clinical GP and cardiologist the flick after narrowly avoiding a heart attack/stroke from their medication/vaccines. Spent 5 days over New Year in a very sterile hospital for nothing while they were on holidays. Didn't receive an apology from either. Am following your advice about atrial fibrillation, it seems to be going away. I feel absolutely fantastic. Modern medicine may have come a long way in treating a body but unfortunately, it's not healing it. May God bless you for your compassionate approach 💕

[@Miramiku]

@♜ Pinnedby York cardiology Thanks, am about to publish a book on complementary medicine. Seems I gt atrial fibrillation writing it over a few years and not breathing or moving much!

[@carolbenson6524]

This video is my favorite of ALL your videos....thank you!

[@rayhicks8155]

Hello Dr Sanjay Gupta I am Ray from Sydney Australia "Quality over Quantity" Thank you for sharing your very true Wise Simplistic words A lovely tribute to The Great Shane Warne and which applies to us all I will pass this on to all I know Out here Stay Safe ! Look forward to more of your videos Kind Regards

[@amberlabana5487]

Brilliant broadcast ThankYou so much!

[@KRAZEEIZATION]

There’s a big upsurge in athletes dropping dead in the last year. I wonder why?

[@greg1mcintosh844]

Lol JAB

[@rasheedrehman4694]

Not only a very wise conversation but also best selection of words.

[@theringmaster886]

In the days before Warnie’s death, and probably throughout the pandemic, I had been thinking about how everyone is hiding away in fear, but it has merely put a spotlight on this attitude of delayed gratification that you’re talking about. Warney’s death is a shock but as people have said, he achieved more in his 52 years than some will do in thousands of lifetimes. If I can take anything from his death it is to cherish each moment and to live life to the fullest.

[@lisavig3444]

Only God knows🙏

[@ksc743]

I was watching an interview with one of Shane's friends and he remarked how Shane would walk into a room and never take over a conversation; he was always more interested in how everyone was doing and what they had to say. He would listen and then with his optimistic take on life he'd lift up the conversation. I thought what a fabulous way to be. No wonder so many people loved him. RIP Shane Warne

[@madamecurious]

Dr. Sanjay Gupta, thank you so much for these encouraging words and comforting thoughts. 💙

[@mullaway5746]

Very well said, my grandmother died of cancer at 50 never drank or smoked, this life is short, it's the next life we need to prepare for

[@drsmart0078]

Perfect words . That’s true . Life is counted differently for different individuals. But we are all answerable to our Lord ( Allah ) . The hereafter ( next life ) is the one that is everlasting ( Holy Quran ) . This life is just like dipping the single finger into the ocean 🌊. That’s a meagre life . A Great Video from the Cardiologist though .

[@mullaway5746]

@@drsmart0078 yes but to u Allah to me Jesus lol

[@drsmart0078]

@@mullaway5746 I love ❤️ Jesus too but he was a messenger or prophet . He wasn’t God because he was just like us eating and drinking . There is no way a human entity can be God . And he cured Leprosy and raised the dead via the help from God ( Allah ) .Finally , I respect Christianity irrespective of the differences .

[@mullaway5746]

@@drsmart0078 god can do anything, father, son, holy spirit, it's like a stereo system (dvd player- amp- speakers) 3 parts but it's 1 stereo, U people live in the old testament not the new, and that's ok it's your choice

[@gowherrauf1476]

This video, doubled up my quality life belief. Thank you for sharing . Sharing is caring- Indeed……..

[@jedlimen123]

Thank you Dr. for these wise words. Take good care.

[@Mohotta10]

This is the best video I have seen in a very long time. It’s a beautiful reminder of how delicate and short life is. Find peace within and get busy living.

[@hmbdata]

Thank you for a great tribute with a philosophical discussion of life. Growing up in New Zealand as an Australian, the thing that struck me most was the fact that he transcended New Zealanders prejudices against Australians. He looked like a typical Auzzie with his blonde hair and brash demeanor, but he was not that stereotype. He was a smart, thoughtful guy with a great talent. I still remember NZers who were dumbfounded by that, and that was inspiring to me.

[@samzee7747]

I'm all for peace n love between humans.

[@rekhaahluwalia2439]

So sweet of you , I must say ! You have brought tears in my eyes 😭! I think all of us you have watched Shane playing and have been passionately involved into the game of cricket and who know Shane or any of the players like him so well that it feels that we have kind of shared those moments of life when they have played , sort of together . We have known their successes and their failures and so it is a bond with them . Such was our relationship with Shane . His death has indeed gripped us all into deep sadness , specially specially… the manner in which he has left us … It has been heart breaking and inconsolable . But why have your not emphasized on the probable causes , probable causes I emphasize that led to this . I happen to be a Doctor too , an anaesthesiologist , and to my information he had resorted to strict dieting ! , which I always discourage. While one should be determined to lose weight but not suddenly . It should rather be consisted effort but over a period of time , instead of going for an acute desperate loss of weight . Also in recent times , since past 1-2 yrs I have heard of many such sudden deaths on account of Cardiac arrest and all of them were severe Jim goers and doers of heart work outs . I have been wondering if these strenuous physical excercises are leading to hypertrophic cardiac muscles and which are leading to obstruct to the outflow of blood and also less volume of the chambers , compression of blood vessels by the increased muscle mass so less blood flow to heart during diastole , so in conditions of sudden increase in the oxygen requirements can lead to imbalance in supply and demand of oxygen and hence , ischemia and infarction ? Please throw light on my reasoning and let me know if I am thinking on the right lines . I have always been a critic of TOO MUCH of anything , actually My experience of life that I would want to share with you and everybody who gets to read my message is that all that life is about is “ Balance “ , NOT TOO MUCH OR TOO LESS OF ANYTHING . Thank you for the wonderful obituary . Let us all pledge to focus more on the quality of life . May Shane Warne’s Soul RIP .

[@biblybims9868]

My friend dropped dead in front of me on the 27th November 2021,48 years young,no warning signs, nothing,her heart just stopped dead,like turning off a lightswitch,it really put life into perspective.Take care of one another and live life to its fullest

[@biblybims9868]

@Jayden Bluebell yes,did u notice they removed my previous reply

[@biblybims9868]

@Jayden Bluebell it’s crazy bro

[@joeblow1711]

Best thing I’ve heard in a while. Awesome message and RIP Warney

[@andriesstofberg8434]

Amazing and incredible message. All I can say is thankyou.

[@vimalneha]

Man you are among a few people who talk sense these days. Good to hear your thoughts.

[@bradthurkle7217]

Beautiful words and advice well put into perspective.

[@Thumpermad]

Well Said mate a very unexpected and Sad loss for us all and especially his loved ones. Gone way too early thanks for the Tribute and best regards from Australia. Tony T. Sydney NSW Australia

[@Straightdeal]

Quality of life above length of life for sure. Good diet and exercise key to ensure a lengthy quality of life. As a "youngster " of 67 (in 2 weeks' time), I am thankful for a mobile, pain free body, and do my part to keep it that way.

[@mervusjude7984]

Wonderful message dear Doctor...You have a golden Heart

[@vibharao8197]

Thanks Sanjay, wonderful practical sensible advice as always and delivered with great depth of feeling! I wish more people would think of the quantity rather than the quality of life though, in the quest to live longer they make themselves anxious and miserable!

[@ivintila]

Wow, this was so moving to watch. It really helps put things in perspective. Thank you.

[@glorialabella6361]

Beautiful tribute to Shane, May he rest in God’s eternal peace🕊🙏🕊 Excellent commentary on what is really important in the life. Love♥️

[@mariaponesto8426]

You are absolutely right Doc

[@preachdade2504]

I had posted this to people and begged to read what you teach, thank you loads, Doc

[@ksc743]

Watching this now, even 3 weeks after Warnie's death, makes the tears well up. Warnie lived every day like it was his last. It has made me realise I need to be more like that with my own life. Huge condolences to his family especially his children and friends and thank you to the doctor for this video because it has made me think about his words and how I can put them to good use.

[@hdskl2150]

Such an intelligent and caring conversation, thank you for sharing

[@shilohsheridan5933]

You were shocked? Double or triple ☠️💉💉💉… had everything to do with it

[@MR-pe9pv]

Oh God! How true is each and every word. You summed up so beautifully. Thank you

[@ley-annlumley1884]

A lovely tribute to the great Shane Warne x ❤️

[@davidfearn8050]

here here , totally agree , so beautifully said ..live life everyday with joy , love and gratitude , keep a kind and loving heart , try to see the best in others .. i got off the hamster wheel when i was 23 , i am now 58 still loving life .

[@nancyharris7020]

Thank you Dr Gupta. Heathy, or managing chronic conditions, we cannot know what tomorrow brings. This is the mystery of life, and it is a beautiful gift, as it offers the opportunity to live each day abundantly. This is the perfect message for me today.

[@julieandrews5966]

Sorry for your loss Dr. G...and thanks for those words...soooo true...

[@cherrymetha3185]

I nearly died two years ago from a ‘widomaker’ . And another H.A a few days later . In fact doctors were surprise that I was still alive . I did everything right. I don’t drink I don’t smoke, eat healthily.etc etc . And I’m a calm person. . I did much more than my much older siblings and it still happened to me . It’s genetics and bad luck ! Lol! They have the same genes as me and they are fine. I.think you should enjoy your life as much as possible . Don’t put things off for tomorrow as tomorrow is not guaranteed. It’ sounds like the usual rubbish but it’s true imo! Of course life is not a ‘bed of roses’ and there is a lot of stress and the daily life is not exciting and can be challenging . But that’s life . We still need to enjoy life as much as we can and as much as possible , even little things that give us pleasure and make us happy , we should do imo

[@aprilcuba]

I teared up watching this. And this is uncommon for me. Your video hit home like a steamtrain. Beautiful.

[@djjinerson]

Are you an amazing cardiologist, or one of the great modern day philosophers, or maybe both!!!! You continually impress, impart wisdom, and best of all, calm me….thank you!

[@fr2k11ster]

Wow…what a wonderful message doc I came here expecting to learn how to prolong life but instead became wiser to realise it’s how you’ve live not how long you can be alive…Thanks

[@PLeighG]

This is so profound. What an amazing doctor!

[@HeartoftheMatter]

An awesome tribute Dr Sanjay. Thank you for the message.

[@prakashsharma3754]

This is perfectly said in a very realistic philosophical way! RIP Warne

[@bhampatty1]

Dr. Gupta, you are so very wise. All the things you say are important for us to strive for in our lives, you have accomplished. You are greatly loved.

[@stevem4468]

Thank you Dr. I’ve been struggling through Warnies death and came across your analogy. Thank you.

[@MrSeifer327]

This is so true this is the first comment I’ve ever made on KZbin and I agree with you 100% quality is better than length.

[@helicart]

Warne ate a rubbish diet for most of his life, and his weight blew out repetitively. He smoked for more than half his years, up to 50/day. He binge drank off and on over the decades. I don't know when he was last vaccinated for Covid. I am a health professional. I know of 3 men who died within a week of the vaccine, who were otherwise healthy. sub arachnoid hemorrhage and MI. I know of over 20 patients who had severe adverse reactions to the vaccine, who doctors were too afraid to report to VAERS. If Warne died of vaccine injury, the medical professions and govt will NEVER let this go public.

[@adammcdonald1839]

Played football with him … best shape of his life …. Vaccine mandates in Australia are a disgrace … beautiful words … but enough of this denial … wait for the AFL and Soccer to start … I’m so concerned about what’s to come .., just the beginning of this genocide in humanity.. 🙏 pay attention and stay safe

[@marylynch951]

Absolutely agree 100 % My thoughts too May his soul rest in peace

[@marylynch951]

Very true I too know people personally around the same age God rest their souls

[@marylynch951]

@@adammcdonald1839 Yes absolutely This is the reason for the distraction We have to be on guard

[@irena.el.o4198]

Yep. Imagine if "they" told us the truth !!

[@69joeyc]

That was a wonderful example of profound wisdom.

[@dr.subhammajumder7113]

Wonderful message, my heartfelt condolences go out to Shane family.At least like as you said,he won't have to live weak in his old age and become a burden in this society

[@elendilnz]

This is a beautiful tribute. Thank you. ❤RIP Shane Warne, you were one of a kind ❤️🙏🌺🌹

[@Trevs-Shed]

Beautifully said.

[@MS-tw5qv]

What a lovely comment..very generous I hope his family get to hear it ❤️

[@steverossgill3271]

Others have died in this way after the vax too

[@bonnierobinson8684]

Took all the vaccines and still here!

[@matts9717]

Live in the moment. I found this channel a asset though my health issues

[@sabejreid2072]

Wrong - he probably died from complications with myocarditis as a result of following guidelines to be injected with the loath some Pz stuff.

[@sydneybespoketrainer7092]

What a beautiful message! Thank you for sharing all your amazing knowledge and insights. You have helped me and so many others for years now. 🙏