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Why Men Over 60 Should STOP Taking This Common Pill (Doctor Explains)

Millions of men over 60 take prescription medications every day without fully understanding how those pills may be affecting their energy, mood, physical performance, and overall quality of life. In this educational video, Dr. Nerita explains why certain commonly prescribed blood pressure medications may cause side effects that many men mistakenly blame on aging — including fatigue, dizziness, low motivation, reduced physical performance, and mood changes. This video covers: Why some blood pressure medications affect energy and circulation How certain prescriptions may impact physical performance and motivation 5 warning signs your medication may not be the best fit for you Why these side effects are often missed or misunderstood Safer conversations to have with your doctor about alternative options Why stopping medication on your own can be dangerous How lifestyle changes may support better blood pressure control ⚠️ This content is informational only and does not diagnose, treat, or replace professional medical care. The purpose of this video is to help men recognize possible medication-related patterns and encourage informed discussions with their healthcare providers. 👉 If this video resonates with you, like, comment, and subscribe for more honest, doctor-led men’s health education focused on improving quality of life after 60. DISCLAIMER This video is intended for educational and informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. This content is presented using AI-generated voice and/or visuals for accessibility and educational presentation. The underlying script and medical concepts were written and reviewed by a licensed medical professional. This video does not establish a doctor-patient relationship. Do not stop, change, or adjust any prescribed medication without first consulting your physician or qualified healthcare provider. Sudden changes to blood pressure medication can be dangerous. Individual health situations vary. Always seek personalized medical advice regarding symptoms, medications, or treatment options.