The CKM Connection: Unveiling the Link Between Heart, Kidney, and Metabolic Health

Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic (CKM) Syndrome encompasses a range of health conditions, including obesity, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, and cardiovascular disease. This video aims to provide healthcare professionals and the general public with a thorough understanding of CKM Syndrome, its implications, and its management.
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[@noraubilla6196]

You're unique! I wish we could find more doctors like you. Integrative medicine is vital. Thank you!

[@leonorfontes57]

Thank you doctor Hashmi. Excellent information.

[@SELFPrinciple]

You are very welcome!

[@gladiatorhelix1347]

You are the personification of HOPE,,, world needs doctors like you 🙏🙏🙏

[@romanb1827]

Once again, great information. I’ve always felt, especially in my case, that there has always been a correlation between all three. I’ve been treated for HBP for the last 23 years. Dealing with all three issues currently.

[@SELFPrinciple]

Thank you for your support! I am so sorry you are going through all three

[@romanb1827]

@@SELFPrinciple Thank you. I have no one to blame but myself for it. I’ve been overweight my whole life, even as a child. Loved food, hated exercise. It wasn’t until recently that I’ve finally started taking control of some of the things I can control. I’ve lost 40 pounds so far by changing to a mostly low fat whole food plant-based diet (because of your videos with you and Michelle Crosmer) and exercise (16-26 mile daily bike rides). I still have plenty to lose.The discouraging part is that my BP hasn’t changed at all. I’m just going to continue moving forward, and keep working with my doctors and hopefully get this figured out. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with others and encouraging us.

[@SELFPrinciple]

@@romanb1827First of all, 40lbs is incredible. Do you know that puts you in the top 10% of people out there when it comes to weight loss! Second, blood pressure will improve. In the meanwhile, don't be afraid to use medications to help. As the blood pressure improves, we reduce and stop the meds :) Keep up the journey and know that we are rooting for your success!

[@ddutton4716]

The kidneys are the largest route of excretion of beta-amyloid. Are CKD 3-5 patients more at risk for Alzheimer's?

[@melissapalomares1528]

Thank you for the motivation doc

[@KH-xi9td]

Excellent! Thank you. 🎉 Q: Is there a possibility to stop progress for 3a?

[@bluebird4424]

What are some causes of flank pain/discomfort when a patient’s lab work comes out normal?

[@RustingSol]

Hi...may we have any doctor recommendations in India /Chennai? who may be able to help us with planning a proper diet

[@lucenacruzado2958]

Hello doc. How are you ? New subscriber new viewer coming from Philippines 🇵🇭 IM INTERESTED WHEN I SAW YOUR VLOG, THE TITLE IS HOW DOES COFFEE AFFECT KIDNEY DISEASES, BECAUSE IM TO MUCH DRINKING COFFEE AND I HAVE A KIDNEY STONE, FOR ME COFFEE IS LIFE , WITHOUT COFFEE I FEEL BORING I FEEL WEAK AND I ALWAYS FIND COFFEE😂😅😊❤❤

[@MiySadochok]

Is okra good for stage 5 kidney desease (acute renal cortical necrosis) ?

[@KM-vc7iy]

I am confused with the idea of increasing whole grains in my diet as whole grains like brown rice spike my blood sugar to unhealthy levels and when I mix whole grain brown rice with lentils or black beans, avocado and salad for example then my blood sugar is at 180 3 hours after I've eaten so not healthy at all. Therefore some of us have no choice but to go low carb high protein and avoid insulin or metformin or do you recommend we eat plant based whole grains and take insulin and metformin? going by Dr. Bernstein who has been following the low carb high protein diet since he was around 40 years old (and btw he still gets ridiculed to this day by the ADA for following this diet) I think he's doing quite well for someone that is 90 years old. Also in his own words he's more active than non diabetics his age and he's outlived many of his doctors.

[@narayananrinku5659]

Hi Dr Hashmi, my husband has cKD3b he’s only 51 diagnosed only 4 yrs ago with progression to 3b with A2 from borderline 3a A0 during that time. He is stable at present at 3b A2 just on statins, ACEi and CCB and BP fairly controlled and diet and exercise as well as he can manage, could you please do a talk on natural supplements and immune boosters like ashwagandha if they’re safe or not to take with CKD . Many thanks

[@papaisaha9587]

Sir,Arb or calcium channel blocker which better for kidney?my Acr in urine normal range n no diabetis.creatinine marginally increased like 1.25 n always fluctuating n even coming to borderline normal range sometimes for 3yrs....but one nephrologist prescribed ccb n another Telmisartan(Arbs)..after switching from ccb to arbs my creatinine n protein in urine marginally increased though in reference range or just slight borderline increase n potassium within normal range...what medicine should I continue ccb or arb given that Arbs tend to increase creatinine though said to be beneficial in long run n as I have no diabetics or proteinuria?any safest blood pressure medicine without harm?

[@anikdasdigital]

Your videos are amazing. I really like it. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Can I talk with you Hashmi?

[@blakeaaron5698]

My 90-yr old grandma was just diagnosed with kidney failure at the ER (she hasn't seen a specialist yet) - low GFR (25) and abnormal creatinine levels (1.9). What do you recommend we do until we can meet with a nephrologist?

[@xxx1ooo-j7w]

red bellpeppers, cauliflower, onions, olive oil, strawberries, blueberries, water, apples, salmon for baking ( not the raw one high in salt ) for a start

[@xxx1ooo-j7w]

largely plant based things

[@xxx1ooo-j7w]

cabbage, iceberg, apple vinegar

[@Valsa2018]

Hi everyone

[@priyankarawat6900]

Can you help shovu roy who is working on artifical kidney he needs fund to comlety his work

[@mahaboobsubhani8468]

i am from India My father age is 65 and he his currently ckd5 patient ,his Creatinine 6 and egfr 15 ,Please suggest me best diet plan for him ,still dialysis not started

[@xxx1ooo-j7w]

red bellpeppers, cauliflower, onions, olive oil, strawberries, blueberries, water, apples, salmon for baking ( not the raw one high in salt ), largely plant based things, cabbage, iceberg, apple vinegar look up dadvicetv on here he was in 5 and bettered his numbers

[@xxx1ooo-j7w]

he will give you more precise answers also maybe 5 is different to what i listed but those things are generally shared for ckd

[@van3363]

Dr. Hashmi I park far away to just to walk, I laugh when I get to the gym and I am one of the few parked out in the parking area and not the first few rows.

[@SELFPrinciple]

Awesome! I love it

[@Om.l6179]

Hi Doctor, I am a kidney recipient and I have completed 7 years since my kidney transplant. For the past 3 years, I have been experiencing fatigue and difficulty in breathing. I have mentioned this to my doctor, but he does not seem to be focusing on it. My other reports, including brain MRI, echo-cardio, EKG, and my kidney function test, are normal, except my serum bicarbonate level, which is 21.9, and urine pH, which is 5. The urine pH is decreasing each year, and I am feeling imbalanced while walking. I am not able to walk properly and feel very tired all the time. What could be the reason for this, and how can I overcome it? By telling again and again he started sodium bicarbonate 1000mg thrice a day. Please let me know if my treatment is going well, or if I need to change my nephrologist. It will be a great help if you give me some advice. Thank you