OVERLOOKED Signs Of Heart Disease, DO NOT IGNORE | Dr. Gundry

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[@FarleyMan151]

My mom is 98 and has had heart problems since she was in her 40s. She managed it and lived a great, productive life. So don't let this video scare you, make necessary changes in diet, supplements and minimal meds. I'm 70, and am on zero meds. I replaced the struts on my Corolla this week. Get this; I did it on the ground with basic mechanics tools. I take care of my home and vehicle maintenance. I have land, gardens and chickens, and work hard every day. The most important factor is how you think. If you think you can, or think you can't, you're right. Unhappiness arises when we go against what is.

[@SamWiseTheGrey]

Im 33 with heart issues. I get placed on a holter monitor tomorrow and am very scared. Thank you for this comment. 💜

[@odizlee]

@@SamWiseTheGreyI second this you will be okay 🙏🏻.

[@SamWiseTheGrey]

@@odizlee Thank you so much 💜

[@Michelle-zz7no]

I need to see my doctor 😢. I lost so much faith in the medical system over the years but I don’t want lack of care to lead to early death.

[@ksharpe8137]

I can think I’m doing good and then when I watch these kinds of videos I’m convinced I don’t have long to live.

[@kellyklickert3577]

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[@nataliem.campbell6678]

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[@mitaganguly3948]

😂 true.

[@sufiamalik676]

same here 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@ksharpe8137]

@rtee3680 that’s me 😂😂

[@victoriafindley-smythe1990]

Excellent info. Note that women’s symptoms are often attributed to stress, because their symptoms are so different. My mother’s were and she was sent home with indigestion medicine and Xanax. The next day I had to demand tests. Of course she had 3 blocked arteries. Her main symptoms were indigestion and pain in her upper back. Be the squeaky wheel if you’re a woman.

[@hulululu5346]

yes...indigestion does happen then that makes you nauseous...damn, three blocked arteries...glad you squeaked.

[@lanagrahamntx]

Pain in my upper back with no other diagnosis. Recently weaned off of terrible BP meds. But after the upper back pain started😳

[@JuneSun1]

You have described 90% of what is happening to me, today: 9/20/2024. Problem is, yes, it is, I tell doctors what is happening and they do not care. Thank you. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@sharongilbert6712]

Please change your doctor...keep changing until you find one that doesn't ignore you.

[@JuneSun1]

@sharongilbert6712 ❤️ Thank you. I am in the process of coping with my condition; however, within my possibilities, I will attempt to find a compassionate doctor. I wish the best for you, stay healthy, and may God bless you. Cheers.

[@hulululu5346]

yes..i had the same problem with my doctor. i am not doing anything about it because it seems to overwhelming. i am dealing with the symptons but this week the heaviness has been elevated. weather has a lot to do with it when i walk. i was taking a lot of supplements but then i was getting heartburn...this video really hit it on the head for me...but i detest doctors and dealing with their run around tactics....i guess will go back on my supplements as i do think they helped.

[@JuneSun1]

@hulululu5346 my routine: 5 minutes coherent breathing upon awakingning, drink apple cider vinegar with lemon flaxseed, go for exercise, eat garlic ginger turmeric olive oil cayenne 🌶 and lots of spinach. Take mag d3 k2 zinc selenium and nuts. Then, little salmon and drink lots of tea: green black, you name it. Stay strong, we will succeed.

[@jasonharris4880]

This heaviest in the chest happened to me when I been doing some work in the garden, it came on at 4pm and died down after 45mins my neck gose stiff as well, I have been to my doctors before about this problem, it happens after about 30mins of diy work, it's scary and you don't know what to, take yourself to A&E or phone for an ambulance, but the ambulance is taking up to 60mins to come now, I don't know what to for the best because the doctors don't take you seriously anymore 😢

[@dancurran8977]

Thanks for the video. I had symptoms for many years before my heart attack. I would get pain in my quads and muscle knots in my back. I never had pain in my chest. The pain could be massaged away. After open heart surgery the pain never returned. Don't attribute weird pains to arthritis like I did. Have it checked out!

[@kzp5249]

Would doctor actually do a heart check if one goes to them with these pains? My muscles and ankles are always painful. Mostly I think it’s due to varicose vein op I had

[@dancurran8977]

​@@kzp5249I was diagnosed with osteoarthritis. I would have had to advocate for myself to have my doctor look further

[@janicetelfer6211]

I kept telling my doctor after I was in a life altering car accident. That I had other things going on. I have Fibromyalgia from the accident. And always in pain. So she was very good at sending me to testing. But I never gave up and thank god I didn't, I have congestive heart failure from either a anti depression med nerve pain med or COVID.who knows even vaccine... They're not sure. So I agree with you don't ignore things. I felt like I was a hypochondriac because so many things were going on I'm so grateful my doctor always listened to me. And nothing was a symptom of CHF. Amen for meds ❤😊hope you are ok😊

[@adibutt1171]

​Anti depression wasn't the cause how it could be, more chances of COVID vacc​, yours diet & lifestyle.@@janicetelfer6211

[@RonPope-fj2kc]

This is meaningful information! Especially coming from a Cardiothoracic Surgeon of 40 years and then the 24 years or so of practicing medicine and nutritional excellence hand in hand. I am working hard to never have these symptoms. But if I do, I know to get checked out, and what to check.

[@drsvs]

I have forwarded this video to my friends. They thanked me, and I thank you, Dr. Gundry. It is the best of times that we have this resource. It is the worst of times that our personal doctors seldom help us as much as a doctor on the Internet.

[@martinhughes9769]

I’m an ex coal miner from South Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 GB , I’ve breathing issues,and two heart problems, including earring loss of around 30. % ,arthritis,the one thing that intrigued me about this video was the sound in your ears I also suffer with tinnitus, but when I put my head on a pillow I get a sound like the wind is blowing outside ?

[@ForeverHealthUS]

This video is a must-watch! Thank you for highlighting these often overlooked signs of heart disease. Dr. Gundry’s advice is always so insightful and helpful for staying proactive about health!

[@edsusankendallphotographyf6074]

QUESTION: My recent research on the Mayo Clinic website has shown that diastolic heart failure from a thickening valve can be caused by cardiac myocytes folding on themselves and collecting at the bottom of my left valve. If true, it is not reversible. What I would like to understand is: Why does that happen and can I do anything to stop any further thickening? This is very significant for me today! A recent angiogram was done to see if years of high cholesterol damaged my arteries. A nuclear EKG had shown extreme heart activity during the exercise phase. However, my arteries were pristine! Bad news is my left heart valve is thickened and toughen. After a week of shock at the term "heart failure", I started doing my own research. This is especially because I cannot tolerate statins and have had a heart rate of 38 in my physician's office before. Am wearing a heart monitor for two weeks to see how often HR goes that low and when. Note I am thankful I found Gut Check, though it was to understand diverticulosis, polyps, and extreme bouts of diarrhea, I learned so much more. Thank you for a valuable resource!

[@MARIPILIPM]

THANKS FOR EDUCATING ALL OF US WITH YOUR WISDOM🙏🏻

[@Siobhan-kw4wq]

I've had a cough for one year had lung cancer test. My GP has said yesterday I've having a blood test 😢 My Son is on bisoprol at 28years old 😢 thank you for the comments of longevity ❤❤❤❤

[@YourWellnessJournal]

Overlooked signs of heart disease include unexplained fatigue, shortness of breath during mild activities, and recurring indigestion. Unusual aches in the jaw, neck, or arms can also signal heart issues. Women may experience nausea, vomiting, or back pain. Swollen feet, ankles, or persistent coughing could indicate heart failure. Regular dizziness or heart palpitations shouldn't be ignored.

[@Mercuryrising56627]

68 f., have fatigue, especially in the evening, but I have been exposed to heavy stress due to a mental disease of one of my children. I went on a diet early this year and lost 20 pounds, and still the DIA bloodpressure value is around 60. I know I need to see a cardiologist because vascular narrowing in the legs and strokes run in my family. very interesting observations. thank you Doctor!❤❤❤

[@imbonkers3629]

Magnesium for fatigue 😊 who lowered the blood pressure score so the drs can give out more medication 💊 keep up the diet and go for a walk daily 😊

[@WellnessWhispers-85]

a heart attack can include chest pain or discomfort that may feel like pressure, squeezing, fullness, or pain in the center of the chest. The pain may spread to the arms, neck, jaw, back, or stomach. Other symptoms may include shortness of breath, nausea, lightheadedness, and cold sweats. It's important to note that not everyone experiences these symptoms the same way,

[@trustytahr5364]

For ordinary people, the information at the end of the name of the test and the scans that one should have to see whats going on with your heart health its a very useful information. Thank you sir.

[@sundrghealth780]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom and educating all of us.

[@tennisguybri]

Great video again by Dr. G. I was semi pro tennis player and had my first widow maker heart attack at 42 with zero symptoms. My main artery was 98 percent shut and passed every stress test under the sun a month prior. 5 years later I just had my 2nd minor heart attack again off the tennis court. Got out in Mayo clinic in Phoenix. 95 percent blockage in another artery. I eat as clean as you can, exercise 4x a week and tennis 4 days a week. I hope Dr G and all the other awesome docs can figure why healthy peoples arteries are closing. We eat right yet still arteries close up. I would love to be a guinea pig for Dr G because Mayo is confused why such a healthy person's arteries are closing so quickly. Best of luck to everyone. Stay healthy.

[@tankreef1506]

my grandfather smoked 2 packs of cigarettes, ate bacon, drank wine and worked in the fields, he lived to be 95 years old, never had a heart attack, my uncle drank 3 dl of cognac a day, lived to be 87 years old and never went on a diet.

[@chinadoll534]

@@tankreef1506 that’s crazy to see some people workout and eat right everyday and will have a heart attack. But others can eat and drink what they want and live a very long time. 😮

[@tankreef1506]

@@chinadoll534 i run (sport) every day, eat right... and i got heart attack 56 years old..., my father was doctor..he eat aspirin, and some medicine from 50 years old now he is 86 years old not got heart attack

[@julieedwards1431]

Wow- thank you for sharing your story. Staying healthy and exercising is not a guarantee is it?

[@tankreef1506]

@@julieedwards1431 yes... not, i live healthy sport every day (running) etc, got heart attack age (56 )

[@Amber4]

- nausea, heaviness with excertion, cramps in your legs or bottom with walking, erectile problems,

[@Artbykyda]

That sounds like a magnesium deficiency. Take magnesium glycinate 400 mg every night before bed.

[@debraferguson9992]

Cardiologists need to watch this Dr's videos

[@Propofol1234]

Cardiologists know more than this guy

[@or6144]

​@@Propofol1234He is a Cardiologist

[@stevelanghorn1407]

Great explanation. This makes me realise how poor our British NHS system is at educating, identifying and acting upon heart disease before it disables or snuffs lives out too early.

[@stephenw2045]

More profitable to "treat" than prevent or cure.

[@stevelanghorn1407]

@@stephenw2045 precisely!

[@lilylui1]

Rubbish our NHS

[@stevelanghorn1407]

@@lilylui1 Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn’t. Like a dodgy old car!

[@samuelcabrera5758]

Thank You Dr. Gundry for the excellent information 👏 👍 😀 ..., God bless You and your KZbin Channel 🙏

[@andreejohnston516]

I thank God for fivyits that are going beyond medical school teachings. I saw a new young docyir the other day and hold her I was in a 3 day water fast. She said, “oh that's so bad for you”. “If you get dizzy stop right away”. I'm midfkd aged pretty healthy but having metabolism issues. No help at all! My diet and exercise us pretty good. A new better more modern way of pretenative medicine is very necessary. I salute you for making a difference Dr Gundry.

[@SopaSoupa]

My Dad died with this problems couldn't get up the stairs anymore and he's breathing was harder by walking bigger distances he had These chest tightness that dr gundry mentioned! 😢 Rip Father

[@franklinbrathwaite1256]

BARBADOS 🇧🇧🇧🇧, NEEDS YOU, THE DOCTORS HERE ARE BRUSHING OFF THESE CONCERNS

[@andrewsowerby2366]

I have pvd where i could not walk for more than 2 mins and would get excruciating pain in my leg then after 5 mins i could then walk again for another 1-2 mins, after a ct scan i was told i had a blockage, after research i learnt about nattokinase which is a Japanese soya bean iv been taking it for 3 months i can now walk for 30-45 mins and all I get now is a pins and needle tingling in my foot and the excruciating pain all down my leg has gone so I will continue with the nattokinase and apple cider vinegar and I would advise anyone to do the research into nattokinase as i did it's natural and no chemicals

[@vvvoda]

Now that s a great episode with great info, thanks.

[@wendimalevich2074]

I had a widow maker. my signs were a pulling sensation under my chin, my back shoulder blade felt like it had a muscle cramp, also one spot in my chest hurt like when a rubber band is to tight on your finger. that's what that felt like.

[@chinatownimportscom1434]

A CT Angiogram saved my friend's life. It seems they should be more widespread and routine.

[@jacobhillanbrand7988]

How about dizziness. Sometimes I would just be washing a car per say and I would get dizzy out of no where. Still get it on and off to this day. Additional I used to be a beast with working. Now I'm slowed down and feel I can barely get threw daily activities. It feels like an overwhelming amount of work to do daily activities and task

[@keithrogers9741]

I get the whooshing effect on my right ear and can hear my heart beat if quiet but my CIMT test was free of soft plaque

[@runner2008]

Same. I can hear my heart beating while lying down.

[@margaretsmyth1564]

Also whooshing can come from hearing loss

[@devdroid9606]

​@@runner2008It can be the way the pillow is pressing up against the artery or the change in angle of the neck that slightly kinks the artery. If it goes away when changing positions, likely normal, especially if you don't have dizzy spells. I have this too -- but also had a brain AVM!!

[@johnannaburke1625]

Thank you Dr. GUNDRY

[@Raggedy-Ann]

Thank you for your sharing some of your knowledge with us…much appreciated 🤗

[@matildaadejoke6639]

Thanks for the video and teaching. God bless you.

[@SamHealth_2024]

Useful video! Thanks doctor!

[@dodgycat476]

Off to the doctors thank you

[@lillymiller95lm26]

I have some questions, what is confused with heart problems is obesity, what is tiredness when walking, or any activity, the other is Brachycardia is a heart disease?

[@mariaroqueta3135]

Dr Gundry, I would love to hear what you know about current heart transplants. I have CHF, and I had open heart surgery nine years ago with an ascending aortic aneurysm. I was on a heart transplant list then, and my ejection fraction went up to the point where I got off the list. Now nine years later, my heart continues to weaken and my valves, 3 of the 4, have severe regurgitation. Docs say I need LVAD and to get back on heart transplant list. I am 55 and a personal trainer & holistic health coach. Having a heart transplant is not what I want. And an LVAD even less- How can I make the most out of what lyes before me? Thank u and love ur vidoes💔

[@WakingAngels]

I have the whoosh and the narrowing(confirmed by ct)…..they say we don’t know why and sent me on my way. If I flip my head forward (in the shower) and down it sounds like the flood gates open. I’m convinced my thyroid meds makes this condition worse so I don’t take them sometimes. I also have triplet and couplet beats…which feels like my heart pauses and then slams back into rhythm.

[@grotemuis4889]

I hope you see a cardiologist.

[@WakingAngels]

@@grotemuis4889 no fault found. EKG ecgs 😳 all normal.

[@GUITARTIME2024]

Look at magnesium glycinate for those skipped beats. Helps me.

[@MarkShinnick]

Nice review, thanks !

[@kathebeaver3227]

My heart beats in my ears. I have mvp and after the Bubble test showed a small leak. The doc said we do nothing unless you have a stroke! What happened to pro active?

[@WakingAngels]

What is the bubble test? I also hear mine beat but only in left ear 😳

[@kathebeaver3227]

@@WakingAngels Could be a problem with you ear too. It is a test the put air bubbles in your body then take pics to watch where it goes.They found I have a tiny hole in my heart had it my whole life and never knew. I’m 58 so that’s a little scary. I guess it’s common and unless I stroke they will just leave it.

[@WakingAngels]

@@kathebeaver3227 thank you for your reply. I did have my ear checked. But no bubble test. Might look into that. Bless you 💛

[@kathebeaver3227]

@@WakingAngels God Bless

[@TrueBlade-1889]

Sounds like the British NHS. No such thing as proactive.

[@abduljelilali568]

Prophet Muhammad's , may God's peace and blessings be upon him, recommendations for healthy life. 1 fasting at least twice a week. 2 live stress free simple life 3 don't eat unless you're hungry and eat moderate 4 pray to the almighty God who is the creator 5 give charity, make a good connection with your relatives 6 walk or swim 7 brush your teeth repeatedly and maintain cleanliness 8 go to sleep early and walk up before sunrise These are just few.

[@kumbakumba794]

Good morning doctor.i had an ❤️ attack when I was 46 years old in the beautiful people of Brunei in the sultanat.god bless all the sultanat specialy the Kong wich was personally asking me of the week seeing oj hir things time well conommm.

[@1171]

Thanks I appreciate your video it has helped me with descriptions for the issues that I have.😊

[@petronelawilson828]

I have heart arythmias, fatigue, nausea, dizziness, and yes, a lot of chest heaviness, tightness with pain in arm chest and back, and arm. My ear ringing is nonstop. It sucks! I had a heart attack at 37 and almost 50 now, and haven't improved. I was very disappointed in the cardiology department at the hospital and doctors, they are not helpful. I am diagnosed with LBBB after my heart attack. ❤️

[@daisymae749]

Wow! What a disappointment!! I was really hoping that you would address the cardiac symptoms associated with low iron and anemia which so many women struggle with. Unfortunately, due to incompetent, male, cardiologists, I had a very invasive, extremely painful cardiac procedure that I thought was going to kill me afterwards for 5 days because of symptoms such as breathing difficulties, blood pressure spikes, chest pains and heart beat irregularities. The cardiac procedure revealed that I had cardiac REGRESSION!! All I needed was supplementation with IRON and Ferritin which eliminated my chest pains, fatigue, weakness, dizziness, restless legs, cramping, headaches, heart palpitations, and tachycardia. WOMEN, beware of cardiologists who use you like experimental rats, 🐀 and DEMAND A COMPLETE IRON PANEL BEFORE ALLOWING THEM TO DO ANY CARDIAC TESTS!!! And don’t cover your face with masks which impairs your breathing and stresses your heart!!

[@lisafox1595]

Agree

[@debbieredfern2267]

Well it's sad you had to suffer all that, but I am curious as to why you were not taking care of your health by taking a good multi vitamin for women of your age at the very least which would have contained the RDA of iron, and maybe could have prevented or at least reduced your health problems?

[@elainec5333]

You needed to properly address the root cause behind the low iron and ferritin via diet, gut health and maybe hormone balance if it’s due to heavy menses. That’s not what a cardiologist is trained to do nor expected to do.

[@1230sandrag]

Pulmonary hypertension is an autoimmune disease!?! How would you treat this in that case?

[@poepflater]

Had 2 heart attacks about 10 years apart, there were signs in the lead up to both times... It just feels different... I stupidly ignored it both times... my first one was very subtle, the second not so much.

[@marwahsaeedqureshi]

Can you plz share in more details signs that you were experiencing to help other people from ur case

[@poepflater]

@@marwahsaeedqureshi I think the clearest signs are those physiological responses that are very novel, like that chest pain when you ran after something, you never had before... I also had this sensation of a tiny belt pulling over my chest, just under my breast. Not painful, just new... it would come and go when it wanted... but there was just more and more a feeling of I probably should have this checked out... which I ignored.. When you do get a heart attack it goes with a real feeling that something serious is wrong.. your body recognises it pretty fast... apart from the pain your breath will probably be laboured and fast, Like when you run, but you are just stuck there... you can never quite catch your breath. That part can be a real struggle. Especially if you are not in great shape...

[@Studio8Recording]

Thank you Dr. G

[@silviageorge7600]

Thank you very much ❤!

[@CompostWatcher]

I love the way Dr.Gundry says, "WRONG!"

[@mirzasajjadhaider2734]

❤ It's very useful information Thanks

[@janiceestes9518]

Please make a video on WHITE COAT SYNDROM.

[@megmodaff5989]

Personally I think it's my body's way of telling me to stay away from MDs as much as possible and take everything they say with a grain of salt

[@addiejpashby9686]

Jumproping helps a lot

[@lisabest-thigpen5759]

Great information

[@ggvideonow1]

My achilles tendonitis was partially torn playing soccer 20 years ago. Now at age 58 after a couple of days of jogging, the pain came back, specially after walking. Is it blood clotting or same old achilles tendonitis? Thank you in advance.

[@GothicCinderz]

Everything you have said is really good information.. Going to the doctor takes money,, all those tests,, all those machines. You come out bankrupt even with health insurance. I can't even afford health insurance, because I fall through the cracks.. Make too much money for help, but not enough money to pay. 64 and no health insurance..

[@carolannbaker471]

❤❤❤Thanks for the info. What kind of straws are you always drinking out of?

[@trudygudinho1282]

Hello doctor. Am 55 years old. Have almost 50% of the above symptoms. Am also an RA patient. Last week my bp count was 160/90. Anything to worry?

[@Jb-ib6yz]

I am no doctor but that BP is pretty high.

[@melissachristopher3673]

Hi when getting a heated flash from your calf to the heel and from heel too calf is that a sign of heart problems or other underlying issues. I look forward to a response from you

[@BL-rb7jm]

I get temperal artery bulg on my head sometimes and go away. But then it will show up for no reason. I had a concussion from my car accident 4 years ago.Maybe that had something to do with it. They are are testing me for early dementia. So i'm thinking maybe being on your program might help.

[@karenwhitehead2260]

I had the retinal clots twice one in the late 90s and this one just last year, and yes it was like a grey vail being pulled over my eye , I had the cadiotic artery test and no blockages were found. But I've no thyroid and now my parathyroid hormone as gone over again with over range calcium ( primary hyperparathyroidism) I was first diagnosed with this condition in 2004 with a watch and wait approach, my calcium has been high on many occasions with no input from my doctor ..I've been diagnosed again with phpt 2020 , and no one in the medical profession are bothered . My parathyroid specialist told me I need to see where the clots have come from, I've asked ..to be told ..."ho we have no idea, just one of those things😡 I suppose there waiting for me to either have a stroke or a heart attack 🤷‍♀️

[@ms8172]

Thank you!

[@mac-ju5ot]

Ty dr gundry they found a avm in my cerebrum. . i just had surgerybkast week for ablation.

[@benj1827]

Sir, what to do for my 75 year old father who has diabetes and heart disease. Recently his blood pressure is low like 110 or 100 and he is quite tensed. He eats 4-5 small meals in a day nowadays and he is not taking the blood pressure tablet Vinicor XL 25 for a couple of days now. He was taking it every day. Doctors have told him to put pacemaker but still he hasn't coz it maybe risky also. He had 2 mild strokes previous years. We are so concerned for him

[@manavpatra4808]

My fingers didn't take a single extra second to hit that SUBSCRIBE button after watching this.

[@marshallgordon5084]

Dr Gundry my wife and I both had excellent blood pressure for over 60 years and both had the Astra Zeneca vaccines & Phizer and Moderna... we now both have hypertension with blood pressures both around 165 over mid 80s. My wife is now on medication and I am arranging to visit a cardiologist" I have heard that the Florida Dept of health is advising against the Covid vaccine. Do you have any suggestions in this area?

[@a.e.7988]

Has nothing to do with vaccine, it's age. Duh

[@antheablackmore5838]

Look into FLCCC and Dr John Campbell

[@antheablackmore5838]

Also The World Council for Health, and The Highwire with Del Bigtree ( he's not on you tube ) go to both their websites

[@donnamatrix8830]

@@antheablackmore5838 Is that Frontline Doctors? FLCCC?

[@Sunset-87]

Vinay Prasad MD on youtube - uses peer reviewed studies, lots of great info. & advice

[@4runnerManco]

Remember people health Anxiety can LITERALLY make all these symptoms and feelings. Remember that

[@terrijohnson6202]

You are amazing and clear, keeping all is lay people up to speed. Dr. I had a heart attack a year ago as a result of pulmonary embolisms And saddle PE. My symptoms were tired and heavy breathing,heavy weight on chest. I was just watching pres. Trump giving a speech. Today he sounded winded as he spoke. I have not seen that with him before. I watch him all the time ani really saw a difference.out of breath as he spoke. I have now way of contacting him. Can you watch his latest speech on KZbin and see what you think. Maybe call him and help him. This is really scary to me😭

[@MyMemories07]

Whooshing in ear, I had it for 23 years from car accident, it's called , tittnitis, still have it. yrs, its annoying, expecially at night. red Eye vessel, lack of sleep, too much eye strain on computers, cell phones, it's irritated eyes also case it. Not all signs is because of heart desese. Basically, youre telling us,we all have heart desease. everybody! has some of these you mentioned . So many experts scare the crap out of people. No wonder we're all stressed out. We think all the time, when are we going to drop dead? 😮 run to the doctor for every little sign.

[@dominusstyx]

No one forced you to watch this video.

[@unknownentity2429]

I know , and every doctor says something different

[@lindam9618]

It's called Pulsatile Tinnitus. I have this, and underwent an MRI/MRA which was negative for any tumors, aneurysm or vascular problem to the brain. I believe my problem is caused by dehydration. If you're dehydrated, this could affect narrowing of vessels and increase tinnitus. Best to see an ENT doctor or find a tinnitus clinic near you.

[@JamminClemmons]

@@dominusstyx What’s interesting about (you people) & your alcoholism, is that just a few years before the infamous potato famine, Ireland was the site of a massively successful temperance campaign led by the noted Catholic priest, Theobald Mathew. So successful was this campaign that between 1838 and 1841, their national alcohol consumption was cut in half!!!!

[@msmoe8687]

You sound kind of afraid, almost like you think he might be right.. hence the defensiveness

[@elainec5333]

You need to address the root causes of your cardiovascular problems. Malnutrition, processed foods, sedentary lifestyle, toxic mold exposure, pesticides, myriad of other toxic chemicals, poor stress management, etc.

[@sharonduke5097]

Ok what do u do about. I have a balance problem and hate it.

[@TheFittedRockStar]

Doc I wish you were in Chicago

[@devdroid9606]

A lot of people will hear a whooshing when lying on thie side on a pillow beacuse the carotid or one of its bifurcations get compressed be the pillow. If you move and it goes away, that is what is happening. It is normal. I,ve had this for years and have had ct scans to rule out a narrowing of the artery. The carotid can be twisted in its upper section.

[@godschild1553]

Doctor please where can I book an appointment with you?

[@lindamiklos4964]

Great information I was diagnosed 2 yrs ago with perephial artery disease I have 5 stents in rt leg and 3 in my left.on a recent ultrasound all stents are closed. I have done plant paradox diet,statin,blood thinners. I'm walking everyday and my body has made 5 new vessels in each leg The plaque just build fast.any suggestions dr gundry?

[@joyshuman2727]

try to stop carbs and sugar

[@ligiasommers]

Very helpful 🙏🏻thank you 🙏🏻❤️‍🩹🙏🏻

[@IntuitiveInterpretations]

What about the ear and the heart? Must have missed it.

[@mitaganguly3948]

Listen with your ears....something may help your heart ❤❤❤❤😂

[@saliksayyar9793]

Some would say: Your father probably had collaterals good enough for two miles, but not more. Treatment would be cardiac rehab with rest or nitro between punctuated exercise to improve collaterals Z

[@adriangilbert9593]

Speaking of that typical elephant sitting on the chest you mention... dr g hasnt weighed in on the old safe and effective elephant in the room they pushed on the population resulting in unprecidented first world excess deaths many involving heart and circulation.issues?

[@MarionMM]

🙄

[@NoName-bb2pu]

It's been happening by the hundreds of thousands in 3rd world where I am, too.

[@supramby]

When I was a youth and I would run hard playing sports and get out of breath and chest tightness legs would hurt. Let alone now as an adult who doesn’t exercise as much as I should. If this didn’t happen why would training be necessary to be a world class athlete it’s normal and natural. Now if I was simply taking a walk and felt out of breath and tightness I would get suspicious

[@acupoftea8371]

TY.

[@LordPaulCope]

I’ve recently Developed pulse in left ear it roars I have two heart arteries furred I had heart and carotid angiogram 3 years but carotid was unremarkable I’ve never smoked take ramipril amlodipine 80mg of alvorstatin aspirin bispoporol cialis daily along with l arginine and cirtuline but worried

[@jamesrav]

so with my so-called 'Silver Plan' from Covered Cal, can I visit my doctor, tell him/her I experience some of the things mentioned (calf tightness when walking, more shortness of breath than years past, etc) and request a A CT coronary angiogram ? Something tells me the answer would be "too soon for that". Yet knowing if there's a problem would potentially save the insurance company tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars if I need heart surgery. Do they *really* want to know, or is all just lip service.

[@jamesrav]

@rtee3680 Covered Cal is great once you *get* sick, the coverage is excellent. I'd like to catch something before it gets to that point. It sounds like a CT coronary angiogram would tell you if you are clean or a ticking time bomb. Yet I wonder what it takes to get one.

[@bobjarrard]

Up early and a new Doc G series and I am third to the post and first to comment. Yup, got the worm. Bob in Nevada

[@tamaraspillis612]

😂I almost forgot about the early bird proverb😮

[@indranidasgupta8982]

So the best test is the CT Coronary Angiogram. Minimally invasive and becoming more affordable.

[@gbaykal]

Does it also cause sharp pains in the legs when standing (more than walking) in addition to the tightening? When you say a scan to check do you mean an "echo dopler" scan of the veins in the legs or is there another scan type that can show more.

[@MIYAHIDEKI-ig7xr]

test is not important, but the cure method matters,would the herb medicine can shrink the mucous membrane indirectly cure heart disease sequela

[@tree1383]

I was told i had TMJ by a woman PA and prescribed cyclobenzeprine. EMTs called 3 hours later and told me heart attack. 2 stents placed.

[@markrush5013]

avoid PAs and other glorified nurses. see an actual physician. I work in healthcare and I always ask to see my doctor not her nurses.

[@fuqutube]

Playback speed 1.5 for normal speed.

[@geraldinemcwilliams5137]

Farley Man good for you I’m on medication and so scared as I have A/F. And never checked any further

[@11kwright]

Well if your father was a decent runner and still got the signs then that doesn’t install hope. Exercise didn’t help him!!

[@jamesrav]

might have been worse without the exercise. The confusing part is why he didn't know of his issues till his 70's. They take time to build up. Didn't his son advise him to see a doc once in a while to get his heart examined in *detail*. I'm going to schedule my annual check up and 'request' as strongly as possible a test or tests to tell me what shape my heart is. I have a feeling the answer to my request is going to raise my blood pressure, but hopefully I'm wrong.

[@audwalkernz]

Hi, Dr Gundry, I would love to chat to you about a potentially life changing treatment for CVD. If anyone is suffering or know of anyone suffering please contact me.

[@innovationinaction5406]

All that testing $$$ to tell you that you need to change your dietary habits.

[@kb5538]

Which changes in particular? Asking for myself!

[@swiftlytiltingplanet8481]

Physicians always need to point out the OTHER cause of erectile dysfunction before scaring the bejesus out of men about clogged arteries. Diminishing testosterone and sex drive, normal with aging, will also cause erectile dysfunction.

[@univibe23]

Is he talking about the coronary CT scan that a lot of hospitals offer for about 100 to 150 dollars.

[@shadrach6299]

I’ve had 7 COVID vaccines and my BP is low

[@fluffyanne1177]

So sorry that you took toxic experimental clot shots 7 times

[@WakingAngels]

Wow 😳

[@robmichael8136]

This has to be a troll job lol

[@annaordecka7786]

You're lucky You're still here

[@MichelleKumler]

Whats in that mason jar mug? Jack Daniels? 😒 🤔 😂