What HALF of Women Will DIE of, and How To Fix It | Dr. Sara Gottfried & Dr. Casey Means

[@civiltheoryCEO]

I wish that menopausal health got more coverage. I walked blindly into my 50’s and it’s a battle. Thank you for this content!!! This is why KZbin matters.

[@annarebecca3384]

You might want to research bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. NOT Premarin (from pregnant horses). Bioidentical is identical to nature. It has so many benefits to us, including preventing osteoporosis.

[@raewynurwin4256]

The last 1.10min statement, acts of kindness to others has a definite reciprical effect upon both giver and receiver. Thank you for your validation ladies. Im a 75 yr old woman and lived long enough to see and feel this truth.

[@flxmkr]

My aunt had just been to the doctor, and he gave her a clean bill of health. She was fine. She was preparing for her husband’s memorial, and had even called my mom, asking her to attend the ceremony. Later that day, my aunt began to feel pain in her chest and back. Her friend wanted to call the ambulance, but she kept saying, “I just got a clean bill of health!” Ladies, what IS it with us? Do we care so much about a doctor’s feelings and reputation, that we don’t want to DARE doubt his diagnosis? Or do we trust our doctor so much, that we ignore our own bodies screaming at us to get help? Or, do we just doubt that we will be taken seriously, after our doctor has carved his recommendations in our chart? I don’t know what hold this doctor’s stamp of clean health had on my aunt, but she refused to go to the hospital until the pain was too unbearable to withstand, unaided by painkillers. So she finally agreed to go to the hospital, which then called for an airlift to another hospital that was more equipped to help her. So, why did she wait so long before getting help? We will never know. She flatlined in the helicopter, and they couldn’t revive her. 👏 LISTEN 👏 TO 👏 YOUR 👏 BODY!!! Forget about anything any doctor has told you, and listen to what your body is saying. Doctors may have spent several years studying medicine and everything about the average human body. But YOU have spent YOUR ENTIRE LIFE in your OWN body! THAT makes YOU master of your body. Trust your instincts! If the doctor’s final word seems too good to be true, and you have the slightest concern, seek a second opinion. You were given an inner voice for a reason. Don’t let a doctor’s degree overshadow your instincts. And by the way, this applies to your kids, as well. You know your kids better than any doctor. If you sense something is wrong, get help. If their diagnosis doesn’t seem right, FIGHT IT!!! Be proactive in your health and your kids’ health.

[@matilda4406]

how old was your aunt ? Too many people listen to others than to their own bodies. Maybe she did this all her life ?

[@flxmkr]

@@matilda4406 She was at least 70. Her friend said she kept hanging on to that “clean bill of health”.

[@lauragraham1122]

I believe we've all been conditioned to believe in the Patriarchic aspect of the Western medical system. We need to question everything. Thank goodness since the 90's so many more women are involved in researching women's bodies and health !

[@basketballfan5763]

wonderful and true advice

[@bambam6231973]

Same thing happened to mg mother she went to the dr a week before she died

[@lilybee_]

My grandmother lived to be 109. When asked why she thinks she lived so long she would say it was because she avoided processed foods, grew her own and ate less meat. The only exercise she did was working in her garden, upkeeping her home and walking a mile to church every Sunday. She prayed and took a 30 minute nap every day after lunch. She stayed connected to the people she loved.

[@rubyruby1847]

Every adult woman needs to hear this message and take it's wisdom on board. Thank you Sara and Casey for your wisdom and knowledge and for raising awareness on the importance of cardio-metabolic health. You are saving lives with this information. I think I had almost every indicator you mention in this discussion between the ages of 23 to 50 years. It wasn't until I got diagnosed as pre diabetic 6 months ago at 50 that I started doing my own research into why my health was progressively declining. My doctor would just 'tut, tut' me at my check ups and say I needed to eat healthier and exercise more. So I would double down on doing better without being aware that it was my low protein, low fat, high carb, seed oil rich diet that was the culprit of my raft of dis-ease. I now eat keto and reduce carbs as much as possible (meat, fish, chicken, dairy and above ground veg wherever possible) My weight, energy levels and metabolic markers are all back within the normal range.

[@flxmkr]

My mom’s heart attack began a week earlier, when she had a burp in her chest that she couldn’t expel. Even when she did burp, she couldn’t get rid of that feeling that she needed to burp. Each day the burp grew larger, but she couldn’t release it. The morning of the heart attack, she was halfway in the middle of the steps when she broke out in a cold sweat and felt like she had run a marathon. She told Dad to call an ambulance. Thankfully she’s still with us. If you have a burp in your chest that you can’t release, keep an eye on it. See a doctor (a female, if possible), if you don’t feel relief soon.

[@sl4983]

Thank you

[@calista1280]

My Mother-in-Law had back pain for over a week and went to lie down when it got worse. My Father-in-Law was rubbing her back when she asked for a glass of water. So he went to get it for her. As he walked down the hall, he could see she hadn't moved & ran to her. She was already gone...😢 She refused to go to the hospital as she had a bad experience with surgery years before, where they were preparing her for the WRONG OPERATION! She had a very difficult recovery after the correct operation... They also almost killed my FiL by the incorrect administration of insulin when he told them he wasn't Diabetic!! So she refused the ER. My MiL had set up a doctor's appt for the next Tuesday due to having this progressively worsening pain in her back & legs... We miss her dearly.😢 She was a true treasure and lovingly welcomed me into her family as her own daughter when I married their son. ❤ We lost her way too soon...😢 Save yourself and your loved ones. Please pay attention, your body is trying to warn you of extreme danger! May she Rest in Eternal Peace in the arms of the angels 🕊 🙏

[@Portia620]

Indigestion and sweating of the palms of your hands or your for head or your feet can be that chance of that and that’s what I get lately but my cardiologist told me I need to see a shrink. I’m firing him

[@mystrength5640]

@@calista1280 Sooo Sorry, this is rare to have a non- Judgemental relationship with your Mother- in- law.. as many times They like to compete with their daughter-in- law.. sorry for your Loss🥲🙏🏻🌸

[@flxmkr]

@@calista1280 I’m so sorry for your loss. I had wonderful in-laws, too. I miss them both very much. I had a horrible experience with my first mammogram. I was never going to get another, because I figured that at my thin size, I would’ve felt a lump, anyway. But many years later I felt a lump under my arm. My doctor finally talked me into getting the mammogram, and I had a huge mass in my left breast. Even after KNOWING it was there, I still couldn’t feel it. Yet it was large enough to increase the size of my breast. Thankfully it was a benign tumor, but since then, I always advocate for the patient to put their health before their experiences. Yes, I have plenty of stories and just as many reasons to stay away from doctors. But when it comes to our health and lives, we can’t afford to let malpractice anxiety talk us out of getting treated. Whatever happened that frightened us is never going to be a justifiable reason to avoid medical care. When that occurs, we need to explain to our doctor what we suffered. When the doctor is aware of our experience in poor treatment, whatever it is, they will note that in the chart so they can do what they can to help us feel more relaxed. There are horrible doctors out there, but there are also really good doctors who want us to stay healthy. ❤️

[@grettalemabouchou6779]

Stay away from sugars and processed foods. I went low carb and lost my menopot. Vitamin E taken daily will eliminate flashes. I found yoga for relaxation and strength. Peace. I am from a family of nurses and I am constantly researching.It was an honor to hear this lecture Madame.

[@basketballfan5763]

Wow vitamin e for hot flashes....I have just started sea buckthorn oil with hi levels of vits a and e.....please God it will help these horrible hot flashes

[@bambam6231973]

Menopause pot.? Were you dealing with bodyaches

[@maryf259]

Menopausal pot belly

[@myrnaalexander2090]

As health counselor and psychotherapist, I thank you for this invaluable info! The healthcare system in no way addresses these important differences between men and women! So helpful!

[@basinawilley2588]

I screwed up & just trashed my health. In my late 40s I developed HTN, I was in grad school. My TG went sky high. Not one doc that I saw said to me, “you probably have insulin resistance, let’s test you.” Oh yeah, docs dont like to test for insulin levels! I also had abdominal adiposity. Now you would think they would have snapped to metabolic syndrome. Anyway long story short I developed DMT2. It has taken me 20yrs. to take control of my health. I switched to a plant based diet concentrating on fiber. I quit all highly processed food. I drink only water & black coffee. I have kicked back into the closet the high circulating insulin. I test my glucose every morning. My BS is in the 90s. I have lost 55lbs. My energy level has sky rocketed. Yes, I have some damage from the diabetes, neuropathy in my feet. But I feel so very much better. I have a good doc now, a woman, she is very supportive. I share my story b/c I believe it is never too late to change & I believe food, what you eat & when you eat is paramount. I also practice intermittent fasting once a week. Thank you for a great podcast. What a person eats is everything.

[@brucehutch5419]

Dr. Casey Means has introduced me to another outstanding practitioner Dr. Sara Gottfried. Thank you. 😊 There is a post here at dr. Gottfried has been interviewed with Andrew Huberman PhD and Peter Attia MD I intend to listen to these.

[@joeyasl6388]

It's hard to be a woman with all the biological changes during different stages of life.... I was so touched by her understanding of our pain on Andrew Huberman podcast. It will be interesting to see her on Peter Attia show.... Masculine vs Femmine

[@annagellefly]

Wow! Love never fails.Patience and acts of kindness can change us! Thank you both for such excellent insight.

[@sarahs5340]

Wow, we are so lucky to have this kind of information on Ytube! I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it as a 48 F, going through tough peri menopause. My weight is not good and I struggle with sleep, stress and trauma. Trying to turn it around.

[@mkkrupp2462]

I wish you well!

[@sl4983]

How do we find trauma-informed care?

[@sl4983]

Zolpidem helped me tremendously but there is a chance of dependency.

[@merynbulley3672]

Truly one of the best podcasts! The Dr Casey Means effect and Dr Sara Gottfried effect~changing the world 💯. Many, many thanks for sharing your gifts.🙏🙏💛💛

[@patriceferguson7340]

Pss. I have a few secrets to share. Your metabolic health is dependent on your incrinen hormones GIP and glt1 that is also dependent on estrogen for women and testosterone for males when those start winding down so does the synthesis of insulin and glucose metabolism. Second secret is that the pesticide residues on your food is interrupting his delicate communication as they are made of estrogen and blockers to sterilize the bugs so that they cannot get nutrients in their guts which is also their sex tools we. It is doing the same thing to humans but much slower. And many of you use it in the lawn and gardens and eat it at the store. Just stop. Thirdly 70% of the micronutrients minerals and metals are missing from the food and your eating blanks. Malnourished. That has severe consequences over the life span. You are seeing it in aging women and men but now also kids who had no real solid food of any decent quality and I am not talking pizza and chips but that seemingly good food is drastically different then it was in 1960. 4th. Antibiotics in the food supply and what you consume in medication along with steroids are destroying your gut biota. You as a human do not metabolize anything . It’s those gut bugs and hormones and liver, sex hormones and gut hormones.

[@Elena-rt9yu]

It’s modern life as we know it, is killing us. I’m floored with both of these docs. Thank you.

[@sl4983]

Very interesting, thank you. What would be an action point you would suggest for each of these?

[@patriceferguson7340]

@@sl4983 1 let the cows back into the fields to poop and pee. The ammonia in their urine releases magnesium back into the soil. Also cows can build and scale up proteins from straw and hey and grass. No we can’t do that. That means from a diet of grass they convert and enhance protein from plants. And they make their own vitamins c and d. 2 eat the things further down the food chain than you. Fish the smaller the better and fish eggs, chicken eggs that have parents that fed on bugs and snakes and other things are the best. Organ meats like chicken livers and gizzards. Will give you all the vitamins and macros you need. Sardines and muscle and oysters anchovies. Load up. The plant based diet isn’t what is commercialized to be. 80 percent of it isn’t bioavailable to humans we don’t have the gut to break down the fiber to get at those polyphenols. And plant proteins are not digested in the quantities they are marketed for. Super food items are really just super profits that don’t deliver on their promise. I would suggest the government treats vegetarian foods as they do meats and dairy with as much scrutiny in advertisement and marketing because they are telling tall fins and getting away with it. Most of the chemicals in fake meat are not fda approved in the United States and all of it is manufactured in China. Not one of them is made here. But because it’s not regulated they can poison you slowly and get away with it. If you are passed fifty and menopause has gotten ahold of you stay away from sodas. That’s 46 teaspoons of bone eating phosphate and sugar you don’t need.

[@yuppers1]

​​@@sl4983 For the pesticides, please look up the Environmental Working Group's annual list of fruits and vegetables with the highest level of pesticides. Those should be avoided or only eaten organic. They also recommend that wheat and grains and beans be organic because it's common practice in places like the US to spray finished crops with chemicals like glyphosate to kill the crop so that they can be gathered before they sprout. For the quality of food issue, if you can grow your own food in a regenerative way (building the soil vs using chemical fertilizer) or if you can buy from such growers (check your farmers market) that would help. I also take a trace mineral supplement because a lot of the nutrition loss is in trace minerals. For the hormones, this is generally seen in meats and dairy products. That's up to you, but I just don't want these anymore. But perhaps pasture raised organic will be cleaner.

[@patrycja2696]

​@@sl4983 go carnivore!

[@eileenfb1948]

I had a friend and she was not willing to change her diet/give up eating cream buns every afternoon, etc. She had cancer and died. I struggle to understand why a cream cake is worth more than life itself. She was seriously overweight yet no mention of high blood sugars.

[@barbiekat6352]

Addiction is a powerful thing, sugar included. To many, their addiction is filling a hole for them that’s scarier than the thought of death.😞

[@sl4983]

Britain?

[@eileenfb1948]

@@sl4983 Great Britain (England Wales and Scotland) and Northern Ireland makes up the UK.

[@maryf259]

She was addicted to sugar….lots of people are, but don’t realize it.

[@sl4983]

Well due to this encouragement, I went and had my bloodwork today. Thank you both

[@damienlewis1605]

This is incredible! Thank you! Please do more of these interviews on women’s health.

[@denasharpe2393]

Yes please...women Need the information that a female practitioner can offer...

[@mchapman6835]

Got retired for Depression at the age of 47, supposedly due to the menopause and male GPs thinking it had turned me mentally ill. Do you know what was actually wrong with me? It was Burnout due to the fact that I had had Coeliac Disease most of my life and it was only finally diagnosed by biopsy when a female uk GP had the intuition to do a test. The Gastrologist consultant said it was rarely considered and only one third diagnosed. It's only at the age of 80 I've had to go to hospital for pulmonary oedema and coming heart failure with arrhythmia and pacemaker in the future.

[@ambilaevus7607]

I've just been discovered to have Lyme and itsxat stage 4. I grew up fleeing to the safety of creeks so i started asking to be tested at 19 when I got my own insurance and no one would since I had no bullseye bug bite to show them. Has some weird stuff & holistic MD type Dr agreed to run any test I wanted. Tested for dozens of things and only Lyme cae back at 45 yrs old.

[@denasharpe2393]

So glad you finally found someone competent to diagnose and treat you.

[@marlosunnyfruit4431]

My health completly changed for worse, after my beloved cat was murdered years ago. I never got back the health I had before. Took me years to find back to sleep, exercise and eat like before. It is trauma! Most definetly!!!

[@scrappyquilter102]

WOW! I wish I could hear more women's health information like this!!! I have subscribed. Thank you!

[@RachelSawyer78]

Oh I just love her! That was fantastic on so many levels. Thank you so much 🎉

[@MOAB-UT]

Brilliant interview. Important topics. Amazing that even doctors can struggle to optimize their health.

[@TheShumoby]

I have been mostly keto/low-carb for 6 years before I hit post menopausal at almost 47yo. I felt arthritic for a couple of years even being metabolically healthy until I received some estradiol. HRT was the missing component.

[@a.s.r.3661]

Good and important topic but very general discussion without much details.

[@marymacdonald2379]

This video does not focus on aerobic fitness, eating organically grown food, bio identical hormone replacement, and avoiding all medications as much as possible, including everything from ibuprofen to vaccines. This comment will be deleted because of the last six words in the previous sentence, but it is the truth. I'm a very well read older person, still healthy.

[@lemostjoyousrenegade]

Sara & Casey... Oh, how I love you BOTH for speaking the TRUTH about women's health/bodies. Women, please be GENTLE with yourselves AND with each other, there's FAR TOO MUCH bullying of women by women. That brings to mind a statement made by Marianne Williamson: "The greatest oppressors of women are often other women." Sadly, that has been my experience, so I LOVED that Marianne spoke/wrote about it. Let's be warmer, kinder and more supportive of each other. We NEVER know what another (male or female) is going through/dealing with, especially if we do not have a very close relationship with them. MUCH love, ladies! XOX!!!

[@ShirleiBarnes]

Love this, holistic approach to women’s health. The best. Thank you!❤

[@Starfish2145]

Sadly, only the one percent can afford this kind of personalized healthcare.

[@ladybugwest909]

1% thats a reach. maybe . 1%

[@martinepeters9891]

Probably less a billions live of a dollar a day and can only afford cheap, unhealthy carbs

[@drpamelamozingo4079]

Sadly this is true, but there area a lot of resources and ways to help oneself

[@sl4983]

Wrong. You can request these tests from your doctor.

[@dawnklug6986]

@@ladybugwest909 She means the Ultra Rich .hence her statement 'only THE one percent'; not 1 percent of the population.

[@sueme1954]

NO DOCTOR EFFING ASKS WHAT YOU'RE EATING UNLESS YOU CAN'T GET through THE DOORway .lol

[@annarebecca3384]

Not only that, but it's considered rude for a physician, who is supposed to be a medical professional, to even MENTION that obesity is a major cause of illness and death. Abdominal fat is biologically active! It doesn't just sit there looking ugly and feeling annoying. Even with Covid, obese people died more often than normal weight people. 75% of the U.S. population is overweight or obese. It's a real problem!

[@marymacdonald2379]

Good comment!

[@michellemakeuptutorials]

I am so thankful that YT suggested this video to me tonight.. life changing

[@katialefloch7271]

Please keep reaching out to people who can benefit from this information.

[@sl4983]

So it seems female physicians are better at diagnosing/treating heart issues in both genders, whereas men are mostly better at diagnosing men. Which to me, would make sense because I believe men doctors are more prone to gaslighting women.

[@denasharpe2393]

Oh so sadly often true....

[@alinao625]

Knowledge is power! Thanks for your amazing work, smart beautiful ladies! ❤🎉

[@denasharpe2393]

Thank you both for saving the lives of so many women by presenting this information

[@deborah10ism]

Wow this is describing me all these symptoms it’s time for me to step up my game and get it right !

[@Maricruz79]

Beautiful, and so well guided and informed interview. Thank u for sharing your knowledge 🥰

[@marikacartwright8681]

I need this plan ,your amazing Dr Sarah ,are we able to have consultation with you from Sydney, we love all your knowledge & teachings ,l hate change ,now starting to happen to me ,so far it was great .😢

[@Bangle9]

Wow! Great conversation and advice! Love the acts of kindness! Love the multi-level info and intelligence, generosity of both doctors.

[@Yoruichi013]

Thanks so much for your insightful discussion! I just feel so sad/ helpless when hearing that women aren't valued/ seen/ heard by society. That definitely resonated. In future I hope more men can be open and hold space conversationally for us - i.e. willing to have a discussion about things affecting us as opposed to outright denial of the reality and reacting defensively as has sadly become the "norm".

[@sl4983]

Dr Gottfried is brilliant

[@calanprc3]

Outstanding interview. I agree that a functional approach to our health care makes more sense than our silo framework of healthcare within our country. A lot of these deadly diseases I believe may largely be due to metabolic syndrome.

[@breezyvibe]

What a treat!! Thank you!!

[@margottfon330]

Dear people, this is outrageous. What are we going to do about this?? How can we force those we have access to, treat us properly?? ....I'm not shocked, as I'm not new to this horror. I'm looking for a solution to their behavior.

[@yensounta6501]

Please please link the study on kindness here. Would love to explore it!

[@JuliaShalomJordan]

Thank you for sharing this important message.❤

[@felipearbustopotd]

Thank you for uploading and sharing.

[@oksanakaido8437]

Good overview of what a physician's assessment of a patient SHOULD include, but no real practical recommendations other than "track your biomarkers". Ok, and then what? Most doctors will just throw a statin or hypertensive prescription at you without bothering to look at root causes. I know my mom always lived a relatively healthy lifestyle, never ate a SAD diet for long periods of time, has done yoga for most of her life as that is the form of "exercise" she truly loves. And yet still has issues with high blood pressure, abnormal biomarkers, osteoporosis etc. Doctors have no idea why and just prescribe medication that helps marginally at best and has side effects.

[@EmpoweredTransition]

Estrogen declining with menopause. Check out bio-identical hormones and contact a menopause physician.

[@oksanakaido8437]

@@EmpoweredTransition thanks for the recommendation. I've heard that starting hormones is recommended no later than 5-10 years after menopause though. In this case it's been 13 years. Never heard of a menopause physician, though looking it up now! I would hope they aren't just about treating "start of menopause" symptoms

[@allisonfalin8854]

If you listen to cardiologists and specialists in the field of lipidology, you will appreciate them trying to aggressively manage those conditions. Lifestyle changes in diet and exercise are important, but there have been plenty of “ healthy people” that have heart disease and die because they didn’t use aggressive medical management. There is a ton of information on this. Look into Dr. Thomas Dayspring. Dr. Peter Attia.

[@lisa408t]

​@@oksanakaido8437 Google NAMS...that's north American menopause society...you can search for a NAMS dr on that site

[@margaretrosin7853]

Bioidentical HRT is critical, but also cleaning up the diet with less carb intake and no sugar So the body can heal the metabolic damage that has ensued over the years. It’s never too late to reverse, but it’s definitely a lifestyle change.

[@drpamelamozingo4079]

What about PLAC test? Mine is high although my other inf markers are good. A male cardiologist in Scotland actually criticized me for even doing this test, treating me like a hypochondriac- I was so shocked.

[@sl4983]

Wow!!

[@lynlawley8903]

Dont let that stop you telling every one where to get it done it's important also I've brest cancer and I've been told that cancer is a

[@bonniemeads6056]

What are the now accepted levels of BP for women? First time I heard low could be a problem. And BP levels seem different in other countries.

[@luvmypack]

Speaking to the decline in women’s awareness of cardiovascular disease being the leading cause of death of women. Oprah. Oprah had multiple shows on this very subject pre 2009 which rose awareness and is the reason why I knew.

[@sl4983]

Are her shows in this still available?

[@breezyvibe]

My trauma is a 10 so this was extremely helpful!!

[@turtlefromthenorth]

We have learned this. The information about differences in men and women regarding cardiac health reached popular science, TV, magazines,... in the 1990s. Why we have this reintroduced now as shocking news at this point is stupid. The main reason some studies still are done on young men, is mainly because they are easier to observe. They are healthy, have have less additional factors that need to be adjusted for. It doesn't mean that particular differences in women are not studied and observed. In the 1950s and even upto 1980 heart attacks in relativly young men, in their 40s and early 50, were shocking, well know and a lot of focus was given there. Studies published in the 1990s showed that women did not have the same heart issues until a decade later than males, and they often had different syptoms. At some point, we need to update the facts and take the new findings from there and not muddle them together and introduce it as all new findings.

[@BellaRosa55]

Recent abdominal hysterectomy, not even 4 BP pills will bring it down! I wish I knew why because they gave my mom a ACE Inhibitor and she did within 30 minutes! They brought her back with paddles, but in tachycardia. She ended up with a pacemaker, but has now passed. She was on 24 your oxygen and had to learn to walk amd still could not care for herself. Doctor said after 4 years on oxygen she will die and she did! She had a life of abuse and recent secrets came out and lead her to here dow hill spiral. Sad to watch. I fear I am going down her path, if not worse. Not one doctor is listening! I thought I had 10 good years left, yet today I feel 6 months to 1 year I have to live. My own children say they do not know who I am anymore. It makes me sad 🥺

[@aishahmuzaffar7303]

So sorry for your loss. How do you feel now?

[@vonclare1]

please try the Carnivore diet, at least that cuts out the carbs that raise insulin as well apart from other variables.

[@brucehutch5419]

​@@vonclare1 . If you do. Kind of bored do it under doctor supervision prison meaning of to try and carnivore. Also read dr. Steven Gundry's MD books fat diet plan may work.

[@sl4983]

Hysterectomy caused high bp?

[@BellaRosa55]

No they have not idea why it is so high!

[@mickkali]

Love and appreciate both of you. Such an eye-opening informational discussion. I am halfway through and wanted to stop to ask where do you buy the sleep apnea home test ? TY

[@sl4983]

I think it has to be prescribed by your doctor

[@katialefloch7271]

A summary of points would be helpful.

[@brendachilders4879]

I appreciate your video but don't have time to listen to the entire CV at the beginning. If you tell me she is a cardiologist that's enough. Perhaps you can list all the additional accolades at the end of video. When I go to a Dr. appointment, I don't have to listen to an introduction from the front desk about his/her,education, book, career affiliation, awards, medical articles, every school etc..etc.

[@alexbcurry]

Yes! Men and women are different and should be treated differently. It’s not a social construct.

[@lidiarona4335]

You're confusing sex with gender.

[@dawnklug6986]

@@lidiarona4335 They are the same unless you support that nonsense called Trans.

[@sl4983]

How do we find trauma-informed care?

[@ambilaevus7607]

I'm curious if this too.

[@debbielunsford3116]

Somatic experiencing is an amazing trauma therapy. Body based.

[@sl4983]

What was the book? I couldn't see the name

[@CM-yo9jk]

All of it totally fascinating, and completely useable information. The fact that women haven't featured much in research trials prior to the 90's is a a real travesty. The facts surrounding the subtleties of a female heart attack and how they differ from male heart attacks will never leave me. The info on the pre-eclampsia and the associated risks further down the line - life changing. And the bladder infections - antibiotics - microbiome info - again, real life enhancing, essential information. I already take HRT, will look into the CGM. Looking through the comments, will look out for Dr SG on Andrew Huberman show. Fantastic. I will try to be kinder too!

[@denasharpe2393]

Yes...we really have to practice treating everyone the way we want to be treated...

[@polonadominik4827]

Did I Hear correctly that low Blood Pressure is a Risk?

[@TiMalice2009]

Whew, made it past 54 with no heart attack!

[@dmcsunshine1]

It feels like menopause is killing me

[@sweetpeace5]

Get a good doc that supports & understands HRT-it’s LIFE GIVING & LIFE SAVING!❤

[@nancimanuele4129]

Same

[@lighthouse6120]

At the beginning of menopause, an old wise woman advised me to stop eating night shade vegetables to avoid getting hot flashes and take the tincture of an herb called. Black Cohosh. That stopped my intense sweating. Night shade foods include, bell peppers, eggplant, tomatoes... I can eat them some now a decade later. But that worked great without taking any hormonal meds or creams ! Save the horses !!!

[@sl4983]

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[@sl4983]

​@@sweetpeace5 More info please?

[@drpamelamozingo4079]

A friend presented with vomiting and vertigo, nothing else.

[@sl4983]

What test should a woman get if she feels a symptom? Edit: 53:05 Sara gives the answer

[@normacatlin5199]

Yes, I’m doing this now with my retirement and I’m thinking you know if I can just be here five more years but be healthy. This is how I should be spending it because I’ll never make it five more years to spend it if I don’t do something about my health, and that’s sad but maybe money won’t even be around in five years. The way the world is going.

[@denasharpe2393]

Please, try to think more about living a longer and healthier life...there are more options available to us now

[@nml1930]

Thank you so much!

[@basketballfan5763]

Yip migraine with aura......sudden onset of this in me with NO HISTORY of any migraine or even ever a headache ever......then a year or two b4 what now looks very like a mini stroke ....which resulted in sudden vision loss in 1 eye at 45......I DEVELOPED Migraine......it was wrongly diagnosed as I believe it was a warning....and it was ignored....heart disease is in my family and I have an irregular heartbeat and 3 non illness causing heart murmurs which I ALWAYS thought meant SOMETHING.....as I look and mostly was always healthy any issue dormant was totally ignored in me.....I am a woman and I have always had hormonal issues....just been thru a nitemate peri menopause for the past 5 years while trying to get over the eye loss after I recovered from a severe neck nerve injury....which I also believe was connected to the eye loss as they are both on my left side....I feel SO IGNORED during this peri meno....a young male doctor just put me on 2 iron tablets a day as I went thru a 6week very heavy bleed after over 6 months no period.....yet I know from a friend that there is an oestrogen pill I believe she got that cured this in her

[@deborah10ism]

I don’t want full blown diabetes I’ve been slacking but I’m getting back on track I’ve stopped drinking soda that was a big problem for me

[@deborahjoyvalentine6180]

2022, yes metabolicly unhealthy AND C19 VAX.

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

Everyone in the Western world, needs a CGM . this is the most important change that needs to occur. Food hugely trumps exercise; exercise is the "gravy on potatoes"...

[@sl4983]

You mean our internal physician doesn't do this stuff, we should get referrals to the specialists?

[@oksanakaido8437]

24:12 I really don't understand what they mean by eroding a clot on a plaque. Wouldn't eroding/breaking down the clot be a good thing to keep the blood vessel more stable if there is already a plaque under the clot?

[@anne-louisegoldie]

I would like to have more info on this too 😊xx

[@allisonfalin8854]

Eroding clots travel and cause those clots to travel to other arteries that lead to stroke and heart attack.

[@mannersmatter6773]

If it’s on plaque then it can release Like throwing a clot causing a stroke

[@oksanakaido8437]

@@mannersmatter6773 ok, I think I understand what it could mean about the clot breaking off now, thanks!

[@anne-louisegoldie]

@@mannersmatter6773 thank you 🤗xx

[@drpamelamozingo4079]

I was just about to say this, women presenting differently w MI

[@sl4983]

How do they treat that in women?

[@desertboot9755]

This is all me. Every part!

[@k4y23]

The health care system is indeed broken.

[@Linusrox123]

Not a SINGLE person mentioned anything about the result of the surgical menopause I would go through when ovarian cancer was discovered and they had to excise my giblets.

[@catherinecampion830]

I'm sorry that you had to experience that, and I appreciate your sharing, so other women can benefit from that insight.

[@sweetpeace5]

So MESSED UP! I’m so sorry you’ve had this experience & hopefully you’ve found the support you need❤

[@nolasmith7687]

Yep…me too. And didn’t have cancer but rather uterine polyps causing erratic bleeding. Gotta say I’m glad I’m no longer bleeding 20 out of 30days per month. So all in all I’m very grateful for the surgery. Just no follow up on what to expect

[@sl4983]

Hrt?

[@lindajones4849]

Sudden instantaneous menopause is a brutal experience . Sorry u went through this. Can you get hormone replacement safely?

[@senseofwonder4734]

Thank god

[@sl4983]

Does insurance cover the cost of a regular glucometer?

[@denasharpe2393]

Yes

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

Also...using psychedelic plants to augment brain Fx...shld be legal and a MUST: EX) PSYSILOCYBAN Tx...with trained leaders...helping millions with depression. Commontator...what do YOU KNOW about Psysilocyban? Anythjng?

[@suhubu1]

Everyone has trauma? Living is traumatic? I think this is another way of saying we lack resiliency.

[@grettalemabouchou6779]

LOVE HEALS.❤

[@hummakavula1304]

God bless but you need to stop putting out these hyperbolical captions that is not provable or verifiable and downright scaremongering. And may I add, with a 99% probability wrong, if you want to maintain any semblance of a respectable stature, instead of a joke!

[@sl4983]

I like that Dr Gottfried allows for the use of a regular glucometer.

[@RollYOUrD1ce]

How are women living so long despite these?

[@Starfish2145]

Men are treated earlier and get more attention!

[@rhondacude6311]

You lost me when you said gender was a social construct. How can we expect reasonable care from a physician when they pedal this hypocrisy. I’ll take any physician that knows there are only two genders, and they are biological at birth. And not an assignment given. Only then can we expect to be treated fairly.

[@mannersmatter6773]

Social construct means the emphasis is gender based on Men and the guidelines are based on male models not based on female physiology

[@simonspethmann8086]

Your sex isn't a social construct, but your gender (aka social sex-based behaviour) is. That used to be the consensus. The way men and women defined their roles had varied greatly over the years and across regions. (My favourite genre stereotype: Japanese seem to be utterly convinced that men are incapable of calculating, as in doing maths. 😅) It's just in recent years that this has changed. I mean, scientifically, the exact way sex is expressed or "built" in an individual seems to vary greatly, so it's not all bogus, apparently... But then social justice warriors outside of academia have taken that concept and led it into the dark woods, so to speak...

[@emsmac80]

Ditto 🙈

[@Little_Sidhe]

​@@simonspethmann8086 Sex and gender are the exact same thing.

[@graceg3250]

@@Little_Sidhe what they mean is that gender expression in culture varies and individuals have different personality types that make them fall along a spectrum of cultural gender normative behaviors and preferences. This is entirely different from advocating that people change their physical bodies to fit the standards and sexual functions of the opposite sex.

[@JolitaBrilliant]

Great video, I just turned 35 downhill from here lol

[@lighthouse6120]

No, 35 is a strong wonderful age. Enjoy that.

[@JolitaBrilliant]

@@lighthouse6120 thank you for the encouragement

[@lisa408t]

Myself & many women i know believe 35-45 is the BEST time...total peak!

[@JolitaBrilliant]

@@lisa408t let’s hope you’re right!

[@TheShumoby]

@@lisa408t what happens 46+

[@karlfillmore57]

Women to men: I can do anything better than you can. I can do anything better than you. Also women: Women are having more heart attacks. We are victims of the patriarchy.

[@foxclover6]

Probably because men turned into women and gave us all weak hearts.

[@groominator-magneticequato7195]

😂

[@lisac747]

Go raw and fix 99% of these health problems

[@witcheater]

a) My GP is a female and I never get more than 15 minutes of her time in one sitting. I know that so I have to prepare what I am going to say, and say it fast. A female wants more time, but she is not generally going to get any more time. Brevity is important. b) Ahhh... the Patriarchy. Us against them. Good lack of emotional and psychological maturity. But it sells... marketing 101? c) Feminism has been taking its toll on females for a very long time, like at least 100 years. Woman are finally admitting that the way it was implemented just may not have been the best ways for the female being. Has it not been men that have been saying along the way that women are not men? d) Dear doctor, books are cool, but you really need to come up with a viable strategic plan that young females can follow anew else there are going to be a whole slew of new metabolically sick females in the next twenty to forty years, not necessarily anti-feminism, but a better way to do it for the well being of the females that have already started down a bad road.

[@ghostcat2467]

Could another mansplain what mansplaining is to this guy lmao. Why are you even watching this?

[@witcheater]

@@ghostcat2467 To learn even more. To be more aware of health related topics concerning humans... both males and females. To strive for the supporting of getting rid of the marketed dogmatic rituals in ugly nutritional intake that most humans wallow in... both males and females. You may not understand that morbidly obese people are not beautiful or bold... but they are job security for the "industries" (including the two doctors conversing in this video). I have no intention of becoming a "frequent flyer", filling myself with pharmaceutical poisons any more than I will myself to eat processed foods and refined carbohydrates and pounds sugar. Maybe you care to? Then sure, you go right ahead and be unhealthy and have you 15 minutes per four dozen medical profession visits per year for you could have resolved all by yourself with the abundance of information for free (save for the time) via the Internet. You can instead blame a guy for your problems, claiming me speaking up and telling the truths, is somehow derogatory to you and females. Go ahead, be satisfied that you are unhappy and miserable while you put on too much make up and that fake persona of being pleasant. All the while, the whole video is speaking to you... and you just seemed to have missed the point.

[@zippermonster9596]

She is smart and I have learned a lot from her, but the feminist lefty BS that she goes to is annoying. Woman have been In education and science for long enough to have fixed the patriarch influence, so what do they have to show for it right? They have ideology. The science behind men not being women is true. Most models have been created off that criteria for many years in many medical fields, but I think if the women in the education system would have focused on problems like that instead of ideology it would have changed faster. I do get tired of the feminist dribble. Women are responsible for themselves there is nothing stopping them from doing their own research. If there isnt a lot available, then look harder. I am a woman, I have a daughter, I am not educated, yet I have found substantial science that has improved the health of both my children and myself, our blood work shows. And I’ve had most doctors dismiss the same stuff everybody else did, guess what I figured out how to get a doctor that listened, and I also don’t rely on a doctor to just fix me or my kids, I participate in the process. I make my doctors work for me, I am paying them… If we could all just stop with the feelings and look at the facts this drivel would go away

[@anne-louisegoldie]

If you're a man, it's completely understandable that you have no direct experience of the effects of patriarchy on women. If you open your eyes, ears and heart, you may notice some of the effects on women. At best you'll be observing, not experiencing, but that's better than not noticing at all 🤗xx

[@witcheater]

@anne-louisegoldie Females let that stuff happen to them... women do not. There is a huge difference between a female and a woman.

[@ayasreviewsandtoycolection7148]

All Dr's do IS GASLIGHT your symptoms ANYWAY.

[@scottf8756]

✔️ 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙢𝙤𝙨𝙢

[@mollyroll584]

eat WFPB no meat cheese egg anything from an animal

[@fredlacroix6865]

generally women just dont pay more attention to their health

[@AnnAndNala]

That sounds wrong. Where did you get that information from? 🤔

[@jangreig6206]

We often hear that men won't visit their GP. Women are expected to stay trim and look good. That expectation is not placed on men.

[@sweetpeace5]

Spoken like a man/troll

[@mannersmatter6773]

Women spend more time on their families health leaving less time for their own

[@fredlacroix6865]

somewhat true

[@lindagordon2830]

Humans are designed as herbivores. The predatory problem is primarily abhorrent human carnist behavior

[@dawnklug6986]

LMAO Herbivores have more than one stomach for a reason...digestion being and the ability to grave/run is the other. Humans are omnivores and can only slightly digest/process vegetation and digests meats easily.

[@marymacdonald2379]

History and our teeth tell the story; we are omnivores, designed to eat meat, fish and vegetables. Healthily raised and humanely slaughtered meat is good for you. The main reason groups are pushing the vegetarian for everyone idea is the overpopulation of humans on earth. Reduce the population by teaching and promoting the humane ways to do this and we can eat meat.