Cardiologist Warns: These 5 Pills Increase The Risk Of Heart Attack After 60 (Doctor Explains) скачать в хорошем качестве

Cardiologist Warns: These 5 Pills Increase The Risk Of Heart Attack After 60 (Doctor Explains)

Cardiologist Warns: These 5 Pills Increase The Risk Of Heart Attack After 60 (Doctor Explains) After 60, some common medications may quietly increase heart risks—and many people take them without a second thought. In this video, Dr. Mark Wilson, a cardiologist focused on senior health, explains five commonly used medications that may pose higher cardiovascular risks in adults over 60. This is not about fear or stopping treatment on your own—it’s about awareness, informed conversations, and safer decision-making. You’ll learn: Why aging changes how the body reacts to medications How certain drugs may affect heart rhythm, blood pressure, or circulation Why medications that were once “safe” may need reevaluation after 60 Warning signs that should prompt a conversation with your doctor How to review medications safely with your healthcare provider The video discusses real patterns cardiologists see in older adults, where medication interactions, dosage issues, or long-term use can unintentionally increase heart strain. Many seniors feel better simply by having their medications reviewed—not stopped, but optimized. This video is especially important for seniors who: Take multiple prescriptions Have heart disease, high blood pressure, or arrhythmias Experience dizziness, fatigue, or palpitations Want to reduce preventable cardiovascular risk ⚠️ Important Reminder: Never stop or change any medication without speaking to your doctor. This video is for education only, not medical advice. 👍 If this video helped you, like, share, and comment—have you ever had a medication review? 🔔 Subscribe for clear, honest discussions on senior heart health, medication safety, and healthy aging after 60. 🔬 Key Scientific Sources Roussel R. et al., Diabetes Care (2011) – insights on blood sugar regulation Carroll H.A. et al., British Journal of Nutrition (2016) – nutrition and metabolism Nakamura Y. et al., Nutrients (2021) – dietary impacts on health Kenney W.L., Chiu P., Med Sci Sports Exerc (2001) – hydration & exercise Phillips P.A. et al., NEJM (1984) – aging and kidney function Glassock R.J., Rule A.D., Kidney Int (2012) – kidney health overview O’Sullivan E.D. et al., JASN (2017) – cellular mechanisms in kidneys Verkman A.S., Annu Rev Med (2012) – water channels in the body Rojek A. et al., Annu Rev Physiol (2008) – physiology of fluid balance Enhörning S. et al., Circulation (2010) – cardiovascular insights Johnson E.C. et al., Nutrition Res (2017) – hydration & metabolism Popkin B.M. et al., Nutrition Rev (2010) – global hydration trends Dennis E.A. et al., Obesity (2010) – diet and body composition Killer S.C. et al., PLOS ONE (2014) – hydration and performance Brown C.M. et al., JCEM (2006) – endocrine responses to fluid intake Barbagallo M., Dominguez L.J., World J Diabetes (2015) – electrolytes & diabetes Scheer F.A. et al., PNAS (2009) – circadian rhythm and metabolism 🩺 Important Health Note This channel shares educational content only. It is not medical advice and does not replace professional care. Always consult your doctor or a licensed health professional before changing your diet, exercise, sleep, or other health routines. Dr. Mark Wilson cannot guarantee that the information is complete or up-to-date. Research and recommendations may change over time. 📌 Copyright & Usage © 2026 Dr. Mark Wilson. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be copied, shared, or reused without permission. senior health, leg strength after 60, fruits that weaken muscles, healthy aging, senior fitness tips, aging muscles, over 60 nutrition, prevent muscle loss, mobility after 60, seniors health tips, stay active after 60, muscle weakness in seniors, best diet for seniors, elderly nutrition, leg strength exercises, senior wellness, maintain mobility after 60, aging tips, prevent falls seniors, seniors diet guide #SeniorHealth #LegStrength #HealthyAging #Over60Fitness #MobilityMatters #SeniorWellness #AgingStrong #SeniorNutrition #HealthyLifestyle #StayActiveAfter60 #MuscleHealth #PreventFalls #ElderlyFitness #Over60Health #HealthyAgingTips