Comorbidities and COVID | The 9 Worst Health Risks

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  • Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
  • When it comes to comorbidities and COVID which are the worst health risks? I present a large study from the CDC looking at comorbidities and COVID to find out which ones corelate with hospitalization and death. We look at different age groups and the number of comorbidities.
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    Dr. Keith Moran MD, RCPSC, DABIM, RCS, NBE Biography:
    I am a consultant in Internal Medicine with special medical interests in gastroenterology, cardiology, and echocardiography. I am a a full-time practising physician in these areas. I was an undergraduate at the University of Toronto, Trinity College where I received a number of scholarships including one for top student at Trinity College. I attended medical school at the University of Toronto graduating with a gold medal. My internship was completed at McMaster University in Hamilton followed by a residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Western Ontario in London. I then completed a fellowship in General Internal Medicine at the University of Western Ontario. I am an active echocardiographer who has been certified and recertified by the National Board of Echocardiography. I am certified in cardiac sonography and have trained and completely educated a number of cardiac sonographers. I am the medical director of my cardiology laboratory which was established in 2001. My laboratory performs echocardiography and stress echocardiography amongst other tests. I maintain my certification in the American Board of Internal Medicine.
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  • @MedicinewithDrMoran
    @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад +41

    Here are some more of my Covid videos!
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    Blood Clots After Vaccination ruclips.net/video/BlzIJmzxcHQ/видео.html
    Odds of Dying From Covid vs Other Coronaviruses ruclips.net/video/WmEwu5N2c7g/видео.html

    • @chickensdontsurf
      @chickensdontsurf 3 года назад +3

      Anxiety and fear related issues.... why would that make things worse during illness?

    • @Mystorm2021
      @Mystorm2021 3 года назад

      I ended up having a complication during a colonoscopy but I threw up in my lungs. I have asthma I only have little bit of shortness of breath but tested negative two days before the colonoscopy they x-rayed my lungs after I threw up in them. That's why I was diagnosed with covid. I only had three days treatment of an antiviral and was released I was walking 5 miles inside my hospital room. I'm not sure what kind of risk I actually have

    • @curiousc9259
      @curiousc9259 3 года назад

      @@chickensdontsurf I'd like to know that as well.

    • @williethereaper
      @williethereaper 3 года назад +3

      @@chickensdontsurf believe anxiety,fear and stress lowers your immune system ability to fight, I know stress does and usually with anxiety and fear comes stress.

    • @josephgoogles1927
      @josephgoogles1927 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/09maaUaRT4M/видео.html

  • @zita-lein
    @zita-lein 3 года назад +116

    I’m through the worst. Lost 18 lbs. I’m going to keep going. I’m going to get healthy and stay healthy till God takes me. Thanks, Dr. Moran. Love your channel!

    • @MedicinewithDrMoran
      @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад +3

      Well done!

    • @louiekidd251
      @louiekidd251 3 года назад

      Did she get the poison Jab.?

    • @USMC98
      @USMC98 2 года назад +4

      Same here! Lost about 20 lbs but now I have chest pain. I got covid 08/04/2021 already having high blood pressure. Now recovering. NO VACCINE.

    • @MarkSmith-js2pu
      @MarkSmith-js2pu 2 года назад

      How you are better now

    • @kevywilliams3304
      @kevywilliams3304 2 года назад

      Stop the dairy and meat and sugar!

  • @Total_Body_Fitness_USA
    @Total_Body_Fitness_USA 3 года назад +107

    Excellent report! Psychological stress from fear and anxiety significantly decreases immune function. Not to mention endocrine function, and so much more. Stop watching the news for starters and that will help improve your immune system!

    • @haroldwilkes6608
      @haroldwilkes6608 3 года назад +4

      And lower your anxiety...

    • @sunnysideuptours5579
      @sunnysideuptours5579 3 года назад +5

      The news is the worse!

    • @anitramoore9514
      @anitramoore9514 3 года назад +2

      The news doesn’t even have a reliable information you’re better off going on here in checking it out every so often

    • @Total_Body_Fitness_USA
      @Total_Body_Fitness_USA 3 года назад +5

      @@theravenhaslanded321 Well, I also have a background in medicine as well. Went to medical school 24 years ago plus I have a decade of training in immunology and functional medicine. I just figured there was no need to brag, but since you commented, why not! Blessings!

    • @chateaupig826
      @chateaupig826 2 года назад

      say all you who have been watching the news , oh pleeze

  • @l.w.paradis2108
    @l.w.paradis2108 3 года назад +59

    Dr. Moran is a dear person. He is the most realistic and yet most optimistic doctor communicating with us on the Internet. We need soothing voices!

    • @gsmith6026
      @gsmith6026 2 года назад +3

      His voice reminds me of Mr. Rogers. So soothing and kind.

    • @Dihechuwa
      @Dihechuwa 2 года назад +3

      Yes, he is one worth listening to.

    • @winterphoenix09
      @winterphoenix09 2 года назад +1

      No. He’s helped kill hundreds of people.

  • @JMcdon1627
    @JMcdon1627 2 года назад +6

    Well organized and presented. I am a retired medical professional, and I believe that your presentations are very understandable for both medical professionals and others. Thank you, Sir.

  • @KenJackson_US
    @KenJackson_US 2 года назад +42

    The study apparently didn't even test for perhaps the most important variable:
    *Vitamin D deficiency.*

    • @ablair33556
      @ablair33556 2 года назад +1

      Facts !

    • @mpantony9684
      @mpantony9684 2 года назад +1

      I ask then why Nordic countries and Canada are doing so much better than USA and South America.

    • @TheKim369
      @TheKim369 2 года назад

      @@mpantony9684 Excellent question!

    • @MM-dl1ik
      @MM-dl1ik 2 года назад +1

      100%!!!🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

    • @ablair33556
      @ablair33556 2 года назад

      @@mpantony9684 When my Vitamin D level was low I was staying sick and I was also outside all of the time. It’s more than just sunshine.

  • @nv1493
    @nv1493 3 года назад +90

    I just love this doctor, clear concise and OBJECTIVE information which is absolutely non-existent through the shill media.

    • @chateaupig826
      @chateaupig826 3 года назад

      It's great but could it not have been narrowed down somewhat ?

    • @haroldwilkes6608
      @haroldwilkes6608 3 года назад +2

      @@chateaupig826 Dr. Moran's point is usually not to narrow it down but to give sufficient valid information for you to make your own decisions. On the other hand, my doctor is of the "doctor knows best" and "do it my way or die" school of thought.

    • @gblargg
      @gblargg 2 года назад +1

      It's almost like you can have the most influence and benefit to people by presenting them with facts and letting them decide how to use them.

  • @ksharpe8137
    @ksharpe8137 3 года назад +233

    I’m considered obese and I have high blood pressure but I survived Covid with very minimal symptoms. I credit that to the fact that I take Vitamin D, Vitamin C & Zinc. I also have Type O blood.

    • @edwardstanley2195
      @edwardstanley2195 3 года назад +22

      Now you should have natural active immunity as well.

    • @steven.h0629
      @steven.h0629 3 года назад +5

      @@edwardstanley2195 Ed brings up a good _point_ saying '.. you should have .." hardly anyone says 'you do have' 👀

    • @freddywayne
      @freddywayne 3 года назад +13

      Your comorbidities is why you were infected and your dietary supplementation is why you'd survived it.

    • @dl30wpb
      @dl30wpb 3 года назад +44

      I'm 45, with low vitamin D, high blood pressure and a dad bod. I had it for 3 weeks in May. Had a fever for 11 days, fatigue, loss of appetite, aches, chills, sensitivity to light, cotton mouth, rapid heart rate of 110 for a week, and slight respiratory issues that lasted about 4 days. By media standards I should be dead but here I am... I was never hospitalized either

    • @freddywayne
      @freddywayne 3 года назад +9

      Everyone that I know who were infected (with symptoms & hospitalized) all had the same lifestyle habit, they were marijuana smokers. Otherwise, physically fit.

  • @leslieclaire
    @leslieclaire 3 года назад +126

    I knew at the beginning of COVID that I’d either gain weight through stress eating or lose weight. I chose health and have lost 25 lbs and exercise regularly now. My diet has changed to non-processed foods mostly. Started with small diet changes (no more daily Starbucks), and it progressed from there. I think that if I hadn’t had the time that lockdown provided I wouldn’t have learned so much about health. Certainly no traditional doctor has ever mentioned that I should lose weight. Perhaps I would have garnered their attention if I had become diabetic?

    • @kazyboo5774
      @kazyboo5774 3 года назад +12

      Exactly the same here! I lost 12kg during the first lockdown here and did home workouts with the gyms being closed. The alternative, as someone with a history of emotional eating and binging, was to sit on the sofa, stuff my face with junk and alcohol and quickly morph into Jabba the Hut! Kudos to you on your improved health. :-)

    • @ProsperityEngine
      @ProsperityEngine 3 года назад +8

      Excellent. it shows that the choices we make are important. we don't have to rely on Doctors and Pharma after we destroy our health

    • @roslineloutsios7495
      @roslineloutsios7495 3 года назад +6

      Le Claire - Bravo! You did the right thing. It is so sad to hear how so many people during the lockdown period lost themselves!

    • @gilbertrtf2195
      @gilbertrtf2195 3 года назад +5

      I lost 15 lbs thru the pandemic so far. Not much but at least not gain weight..

    • @christinebadostain6887
      @christinebadostain6887 3 года назад +4

      Wish more people thought sensibly like you

  • @stevekb1dig
    @stevekb1dig 3 года назад +24

    Hello from the Philippines. I tested positive for COVID-19 on the 11th of August. Started having symptoms on the 3rd. I'm 62 and retired from the US. I did not get the vaccine. I am almost back to normal now. I have type 2 diabetes, Afeb, COPD, high blood pressure, and so on. But, I was lucky to have a mild case of COVID-19.

    • @iotolaofrocknrolla2795
      @iotolaofrocknrolla2795 3 года назад +1

      They're all mild cases gullible Gary. One person's coronavirus is no stronger than the next person's coronavirus. It's all the same. 🙄🙄😖. Please get educated.

    • @stevekb1dig
      @stevekb1dig 3 года назад +2

      @@iotolaofrocknrolla2795So, is that your real name?

    • @stevekb1dig
      @stevekb1dig 3 года назад

      @@iotolaofrocknrolla2795 "Greetings from The Humungus! The Lord Humungus! The Warrior of the Wasteland! The Ayatollah of Rock and Rolla!"

    • @rebeccacurtiss7737
      @rebeccacurtiss7737 3 года назад +2

      Just curious what is your blood type?

    • @stevekb1dig
      @stevekb1dig 3 года назад +3

      @@rebeccacurtiss7737 O positive

  • @jakedrago7805
    @jakedrago7805 3 года назад +73

    True point most Americans have a low standard of what is considered “healthy “

    • @jakedrago7805
      @jakedrago7805 3 года назад +4

      @@jajael7853 bingo. How many people can look down in the shower and not see reproductive parts and their doctor tells them they are “healthy “

    • @someoneusa
      @someoneusa 3 года назад +1

      💯

    • @porcian4306
      @porcian4306 3 года назад +4

      For sure. Just look at the weekly ads from the grocery stores. Most of it is junk food Sprinkled with a token dose of organic vegetables. Completely ass backwards.

    • @thethoughtfulpeanut6662
      @thethoughtfulpeanut6662 3 года назад +3

      Average American: "I'm healthy."
      Average American's body: "I beg to disagree."

    • @johnb6723
      @johnb6723 3 года назад +2

      @@jajael7853 Most Americans are obese. The average BMI there is in the mid 30s, and in the worst cases, those who have to see Dr No, the BMI is over 80 and the weight is 600lb plus, a recipe for disaster if ever there was one.

  • @ProsperityEngine
    @ProsperityEngine 3 года назад +21

    I love the way Dr Moran ends the video: "Try to get healthy and try to stay healthy" Wish more doctors and health authorities made emphasis on that and not so much in medication and vaccines

    • @anitramoore9514
      @anitramoore9514 3 года назад +1

      The reality is no matter how healthy or any virus can take you down fast unfortunately. 😢🙏

    • @michaelciancetta6397
      @michaelciancetta6397 2 года назад

      Wish more doctors and health authorities made emphasis on that and not so much in medication and vaccines... they actually have been doing over the last at least 40 years since I remember and I'm 56.. maybe you have lived under a rock all these years..

    • @ProsperityEngine
      @ProsperityEngine 2 года назад

      @@michaelciancetta6397 I meant for the Covid scare. Doctors are behaving quite differently in this one

  • @davidisaacson5993
    @davidisaacson5993 3 года назад +22

    Perfect health is just the slowest rate that we die.

  • @OrlandoAponte
    @OrlandoAponte 3 года назад +157

    The fact that anxiety and fear-related disorders are correlated with increased risk of death and mechanical ventilation makes me even more anxious lol

    • @MedicinewithDrMoran
      @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад +38

      The key is that if you have any of these comorbidities including anxiety it’s best to get them under good control and be as healthy as you can be so these are not significant risk factors.

    • @markkeneson6806
      @markkeneson6806 3 года назад +7

      @@MedicinewithDrMoran, absolutely. Starting with dropping excess fat. That alone will help so much for overall health.

    • @kirsakaboom-5960
      @kirsakaboom-5960 3 года назад +10

      Meditation aswell

    • @nlights6
      @nlights6 3 года назад +10

      ​@@markkeneson6806 In my opinion getting rid of carbs and sugars is just as important.

    • @markkeneson6806
      @markkeneson6806 3 года назад +2

      @@nlights6, that could help to drop the excess fat.

  • @wendywilson1736
    @wendywilson1736 3 года назад +12

    It also helps a lot to have a couple/few hobbies. We have several, and just expanded on our camping one with a new-to-us tent camper, with which we can combine with a few other hobbies - biking/hiking trails, spending time with friends&family and our pooches, photography, some sort of handcrafts, etc. Relax, get outdoors whenever possible, and get moving!

  • @4WindsofChange
    @4WindsofChange 3 года назад +3

    I love this doctor too. I watch his videos before I go to bed; his voice is so calm and soothing.

  • @PoirotFanGirl
    @PoirotFanGirl 3 года назад +11

    Thank you Dr. Moran for another informative video, just sitting down with a coffee to watch this video! Greetings from Montreal 🙂

  • @janicep1508
    @janicep1508 3 года назад +10

    A few years ago there was a study about what causes people anxiety. For people under 30, the top 5 were about their phone. Losing a job or poor grades were at the bottom.

  • @littlevoice_11
    @littlevoice_11 3 года назад +21

    I wish the press and government would emphasis that lifestyle changes can improve health meaning reduced risk of chronic diseases and covid 19 complications. In a time of pandemics, this should fuel further urgency to address the silent epidemic of obesity. If a junk food diet is part of the culture then the big companies need to be forced to reformulate products and more awareness raised to protect the public.

    • @1LaOriental
      @1LaOriental 2 года назад +3

      Little Voice Healthy people are not profitable!

    • @Sparty1966grad
      @Sparty1966grad 2 года назад +1

      Not allowed to shame anyone these days. Just Body Positive comments.

    • @littlevoice_11
      @littlevoice_11 2 года назад

      @@Sparty1966grad perhaps more emphasis should on health empowerment and celebration of "living the best version of you"

    • @Sparty1966grad
      @Sparty1966grad 2 года назад +1

      @@littlevoice_11 Totally agree. It just seems "participation ribbons"are too easily handed out.

  • @jerrystergios2157
    @jerrystergios2157 3 года назад +24

    All the people I've known to get severely ill from COVID regardless of age were obese. In fact one couple in their 70's, both healthy and active, who tested positive were virtually asymptomatic with one just reporting, " had a bit of the sniffles."" In another a case, a male only 32 years old who was grossly obese had to be hospitalized. This is good information, and even if a person is vaccinated he or she should take a serious look and be honest to the risk factors and deal also with them.

    • @dtriniboss
      @dtriniboss 3 года назад

      How many asymptomatic people died of covid-19? What's the problem with counting deaths caused by diseases that preexisted covid-19 which are not lumped under the heading comorbidity diseases? Would the numbers for those deaths pale or out pace covid related deaths?
      Check vaccine schedules and you'll find that vaccines have been compulsory to administer in children. In exceptional situations vaccines were compulsory for injection into adults. What is more, mandating trial vaccines is unprecedented. That's why so-called health experts had lobbied government for special liability wavers before releasing novel covid inoculations to administer on the public.
      What's the "final solution" for people who reject or can't be administered vaccines? Global genocide of anti-vaxxers?
      Vaccinate to work here. A narrative from small business or a narrative based on pressure from government and big businesses on small business? What comes after no vax, no job narrative? No vax, lifetime social assistance pay cheques? No vax, lifetime freedom from taxation? No vax, no right to self-actualisation, government's gonna support anti-vaxxers for life.
      Going along with forced invasion of your body, which if broken is your burden to bear till death, is a paradox each person must decide if that what they're will to allow upon themselves. Each person's body is their personal responsibility to guard from external forces assaulting it. Legal assault variants are assaults. Guard from super spread legal assault variants. Or live with SIDE EFFECTS (emotional, financial) of legal assault variants. The choice is yours. Don't buy into risking breaking your body to satisfy any variant system whether medical, political, business or pseudo-social. The attitude that if harmed medical or other compensation is a good recompense is foolish logic. The real recipients of compensation for iatrogenic harm goes to goods and service providers of the medical industry.
      Why can't a healthy person work along side another healthy person irrespective of if either medicated on vaccines? Why should so-called asymptomatic people face health and political discrimination? Who are the faces behind the CDC? Likewise, who are the faces behind the WHO? Not just the leadership. Who are the faces that make up these organisations? If they were unveiled would the world put their lives in those peoples' hands?
      A doctor's joy is new biological anomalies with efficacy that ramps up their bottom line; making money. Doctors prescribe stimulants or anti-stimulants to treat these anomalies with no compunction to cure them.
      From which country or organisation are covid-psychotic plans originating to super spread globally? Can't be that all variants of political and medical leadership are thinking the same thoughts simultaneously. ruclips.net/video/09maaUaRT4M/видео.html
      No jab, face social genocide. Great health plan. Take WHO/CDC/government prescribed drugs or face proscription, extrication, secession, novel segregation, exile or social genocide. Unvaccinated people to face exile. Which country is ground zero for vaccine passport narrative?
      Topics the media can speak about:
      1 asymptomatic meaning naturally healthy,
      2 death statistics from diseases that predate covid virus,
      3 the insinuation that healthy people spread disease,
      4 preference for anti-positive news reporting.
      Asymptomatic people have been perpetrated as intentional disease spreaders. That is fake truth.
      Also, diseases that predate covid have been downplayed as causes of death.
      What's best for saving people from rampant comorbidity diseases that predate covid? Far more lives are lost to comorbidity variants than have been lost to covid-19 comorbidity-related deaths. The objective of needing to save people from dying from one danger while negating to seek to save people from more pervasive dangers that predate covid shows how absurd medical and political leadership has become.
      Are viruses life forms? Virologists are divided as to whether they are since they can't self reproduce and need a catalyst to replicate. Many chemical reactions need catalysts to replicate. What is more theory that viruses seek to survive is as plausible as a theory that cancer or AIDS seeks to survive by fusing to new biological catalysts. Motives in viruses are strongly correlated to the imagination of allopathic medical practice. The majority of virus related survival motives ascribe human characteristics to viruses such viruses jumping, attacking, hijacking, invading new biological catalysts to cause harm.
      Is chickpox, smallpox, measles virus and so on of yesteryear the same variants as contemporary chickpox, smallpox, measles and so on? Is it not novel medical theory to claim that viruses morph?
      Isn't science and medical theory based on statistical chart interpreting a variant of crystal ball reading?
      Who decided that the world was plagued with too many people dying of covid as apposed to all previous chronic diseases which are now lumped under the heading comorbidity diseases? So priority life saving resources should go to preventing asymptomatic healthy people from getting infected and spreading sickness to unhealthy immuno-compromised people.
      If cures were sought for all the variants of comorbidity diseases the virulence of covid would almost become null as in the animal kingdom from which expert scientists claim novel coronavirus leaking into humans. In the past year we haven't received any news of covid morphing in wildlife. Why is that? Is the animal kingdom naturally HERD immune to covid-19? What blend of vaccine virus substrates super spreading overnight immunity in wildlife against covid-19?
      Doctors need people sick to sell them treatments. Doctors don't sell or provide cures us see. But allege they can prevent sick with vaccines. But vaccines need recipients healthy for full efficacy. Or the best candidates for vaccines are asymptomatic CASES.
      Asking people to think is considered spreading misinformation. For example.
      What's the science behind being a virus immune disease spreader? Can one be immune and contagious? What variant of protection does vaccination give to ASYMPTOMATIC PEOPLE who are naturally immune to covid-19? How does vaccine passport mandate work for ASYMPTOMATIC PEOPLE? Is covid-19 a "gain of function" virus? Are vaccines "gain of function" efficacious?
      What happened to covid spread in wild animals? Previously to sell fear, health experts and governments blamed WILD ANIMALS and asymptomatic people for spreading covid-19 a "gain of function" virus. Revising blame to sell vaccines, their new variant is blaming healthy unvaccinated people for spreading covid-19 virus.
      If your biology renders you asymptomatic, what is the benefit being inoculated? If vaccination can't trigger your biology to ramp up immunity because your T and B cells are immuno-compromised what would be the benefit of inoculation?
      "Vaccines contain the same germs that cause disease. (For example, measles vaccine contains measles virus, and Hib vaccine contains Hib bacteria.) But they have been either killed or weakened to the point that they don't make you sick. Some vaccines contain only a part of the disease germ." www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpd/vpd-vac-basics.html
      1. Does vaccination cause immunity? Or does healthy immunoglobulin produced by healthy B and T-cells cause immunity?
      2. What caused immunity in asymptomatic people cited as covid spreaders by WHO and CDC?
      3. Which has taken more lived during the so-called pandemic; covid related to comorbidities or comorbidities alone? Government and health experts are expert as dodging and de-emphasising this comparison.
      CDC's misinformed. "A vaccine stimulates "YOUR" immune system to "produce antibodies", EXACTLY LIKE IT WOULD IF YOU WERE EXPOSED to the disease. After getting vaccinated, you develop immunity to that disease, without having to get the disease first. www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpd/vpd-vac-basics.html
      No use curing comorbidities. The CURE for covid-19 is inoculating asymptomatic spreaders and anti-vaxxers. World Health Organisation decreed anti-vaxxers among the top 10 threats to global health. Are mRNA vaccines "gain of function" RELATED vaccines? ruclips.net/video/Du2wm5nhTXY/видео.html
      Don't be an ANTi. The Anti's include anti-vaxxers, anti-chemo for cancer, anti-insulin for diabetes, anti-satin drugs for cholesterol, anti-psychotropic drugs for mental disease, anti-cardio drugs
      It must be part of a master plan: COVID drugs banned despite efficacy
      ruclips.net/video/R1eXkeW444w/видео.html

    • @lisalu3994
      @lisalu3994 3 года назад +1

      Exactly, my husbands nanna is in her 90s and had a loose bowels with it nothing more and she lives in a care home where its rife.

    • @MGTOWPsyche
      @MGTOWPsyche 3 года назад +1

      HFCS or any fructose will block vitamin D absorption and production in blood. High fructose in blood = viral will kill you

    • @freddywayne
      @freddywayne 3 года назад

      TL;DR ....but, I agree 💯 percent

    • @dtriniboss
      @dtriniboss 2 года назад +1

      @@HanlonsRazr Pro-vaxxers think asymptomatic people are endanger of sickness or death from viruses. That's their medical narrative.

  • @Deeked
    @Deeked 2 года назад +1

    I have COPD Bronchitis and early onset of emphysema. Brought on by my work conditions over the course of 30 years. I'm vaccinated and making an appointment for a booster. I do not want to risk dying to covid complications.
    Thank you for providing the data you use in your videos. It really means a lot. You are much more trusted than today's main stream media. Thank you

  • @ericmedeiros5990
    @ericmedeiros5990 3 года назад +4

    No one seems to want to answer my simple question! Why is there no traditional vaccine for covid19? Why only untested mrna vaccines?

    • @l.w.paradis2108
      @l.w.paradis2108 3 года назад

      There are many types of vaccines. Look it up, and see which countries have licensed which vaccines. Mexico has licensed just about every major vaccine type.

    • @mabell2285
      @mabell2285 2 года назад +1

      I think Novavax vaccine is natural or traditional but not release yet, you might want to do a research on it, it sounds like a good to vaccine

  • @edwardstanley2195
    @edwardstanley2195 3 года назад +4

    Excellent !! Just what the doctor ordered. Now I can put things in perspective.✌

  • @stanislavstoimenov1729
    @stanislavstoimenov1729 3 года назад +8

    Good job, doc! Thank you for translating for us.

  • @jesusmalena3741
    @jesusmalena3741 3 года назад +8

    Thank you for doing this doctor. It is great to see you, MedCram and Dr. John Campbell provide great insight into the literature and what we can do as patients to have healthier lives.

    • @ElCid48
      @ElCid48 2 года назад

      being born is a health risk. you can be stuck with evil parents, jackasses or addicted patients. living leaves to death for all. as a child I learn that beside other humans and wild animals, virus are a way to kill off people. what I seen this past few years and the jackasses out there who are afraid of their own shadow makes me wonder why we as a race are still around. and we have not evolve but become afraid and idiots. yeah true in this vaccine and allow them to experiment with you. so what, they say, you died. there are still more people to try it on. they do not care about you. to them you are just a lab rat

  • @nwtigerwoodard1471
    @nwtigerwoodard1471 2 года назад +1

    Love all your info! Thanks for taking time out of your busy busy life. I am trying to stay as healthy as can be.!

  • @midwestribeye7820
    @midwestribeye7820 3 года назад +5

    I always look forward to your videos!

  • @Plaguez21
    @Plaguez21 2 года назад

    Thank you Dr. Moran for providing this unbiased information. I really enjoy your videos as you just tell it like it is. It shows that you care when you give advise on getting & staying healthy. Thank you again.

  • @happymomma7043
    @happymomma7043 3 года назад +1

    Great info as always! Thank you Dr. Moran.

  • @edensmith552
    @edensmith552 2 года назад

    Thank you Dr. Moran for another very informative video.
    Greetings from Australia

  • @ilmiramoldogazieva1282
    @ilmiramoldogazieva1282 3 года назад +3

    Thank you for this important information!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 From Kyrgyzstan ❤️

  • @chrismackerdush7728
    @chrismackerdush7728 3 года назад +6

    Thank you. This was helpful and interesting.

  • @v8pilot
    @v8pilot 3 года назад +23

    Dr Moran, thank you for presenting this interesting information.
    As someone who is in excellent health but quite old (77), I'd be really interested to have specific information on the risk of hospitalization, ICU and death for people in the older age ranges with (and without) comorbidities.

    • @christinebadostain6887
      @christinebadostain6887 3 года назад +2

      exactly!

    • @dolphinlover1691
      @dolphinlover1691 3 года назад +4

      Me too 👍 Age is not mentioned here 🤔 I thought it was considered to be very important...perhaps not these days 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @susangreer1964
      @susangreer1964 3 года назад +3

      Ive been told by a scientist friend that the higher risk of older people is attributable to the natural decline in the immune system that occurs with ageing.

    • @bradsalz4084
      @bradsalz4084 3 года назад +5

      Actually, age and comorbidities are highly correlated and confounding variables. It would be more enlightening to know what the risk was for older people without comorbidities as well as younger people with comorbidities to separate the effect of age and health status. I don't know of such data but I know what I'd expect the result to show ....

    • @anitramoore9514
      @anitramoore9514 3 года назад

      I think it’s higher but there’s a very good point. And I think that’s just because naturally the moon system goes down as

  • @KenJackson_US
    @KenJackson_US 2 года назад +6

    It looks like the biggest risk factor is insulin resistance leading to *metabolic syndrome.*

  • @outofcompliance1639
    @outofcompliance1639 3 года назад +161

    It's almost like we should have encouraged people to get healthier by letting them go to the gym, work their jobs, and not create fear based disorders with daily Covid updates.

    • @GraceGrace-vy3yt
      @GraceGrace-vy3yt 3 года назад +4

      Ya funny that ha, they did the exact opposite.

    • @Xipingu
      @Xipingu 3 года назад +4

      This I agree with, so many have gotten psychological problems now it's ridiculous. The sector is about to crash in my country.

    • @1voiceCriesOut
      @1voiceCriesOut 2 года назад

    • @outofcompliance1639
      @outofcompliance1639 2 года назад +5

      @Vince Politicians too do not want to solve problems because we will realize we don't need them and take their power from them by running our own lives.

    • @CJinsoo
      @CJinsoo 2 года назад +4

      The vaccine propaganda marches on with no discussion if trade offs. Mandates presume moral imperative, no trade offs exist.
      Keeping people locked down in general prevented more natural immunity, and has facilitated more mutations. These imbecile mandate approaches for vast segments of population, instead of focusing on most at risk, will perpetuate the virus.

  • @mndoglovertv8302
    @mndoglovertv8302 3 года назад

    Thank you Dr. Moran for this video and your explanation of the results.

  • @alexzandramusic
    @alexzandramusic 2 года назад +1

    I love your channel Dr. Moran! So informative, unbiased and truly amazing. Can you speak on covid and the vaccines in regards to those of us with allergies that cause anaphylaxis?
    Love and respect from California!

  • @SkyCharter
    @SkyCharter 3 года назад +7

    Fantastic summary of this revealing study. Being a mental aspect, #2 is rather shocking.

    • @marcosvelasquez89
      @marcosvelasquez89 3 года назад +2

      I’m shocked at #2 also. It scares me I have an anxiety disorder

    • @v8pilot
      @v8pilot 3 года назад +1

      Strange that anxiety disorder is a risk but not depression.

    • @michaelalbert8474
      @michaelalbert8474 3 года назад +1

      @@v8pilot
      I believe one usually triggers the other

    • @christinebadostain6887
      @christinebadostain6887 3 года назад +2

      Fear and anxiety are inflammatory

    • @SkyCharter
      @SkyCharter 3 года назад +1

      @@christinebadostain6887 I did not know that. Thank you.

  • @hollywanstall5091
    @hollywanstall5091 3 года назад +1

    Most informative yet again, many thanks.😎

  • @aarondebeers9104
    @aarondebeers9104 3 года назад +2

    I have recently starting watching this channel, thank you so much for providing factual information that everyone should absorb. As others have commented on, point 2 of comorbidities is very interesting. My question here, how would this be determined? My only conclusion here is that this group of people might be on some kind of medication related to this group of comorbidities? I can't see this being diagnosed due to a questionnaire ? Expansion on this group would be really appreciated. Thanks so much !!

  • @porcian4306
    @porcian4306 3 года назад +2

    Thank you Dr. Morin. You are the best. Where was your cat in this last video? I missed seeing them there. 😻

  • @KM-co5mx
    @KM-co5mx 3 года назад

    You're awesome Sir! Thank You for being a true Doctor!

  • @Allen-eq5uf
    @Allen-eq5uf 2 года назад +1

    Love your matter of fact to the point calm demeanor.

  • @duglife2230
    @duglife2230 3 года назад +2

    I just realized that I had at least three of the ones that were most likely to increase chance of death in this study at the time I had COVID-19 last November. I was obese, definitely had anxiety issues, and most likely also had some sort of diabetes or hypertension. Honestly I think my active lifestyle and the little amounts of weight I lost here and there over that previous Summer were the only things that saved me. Since then I have lost more weight to the point where I am no longer considered clinically obese. Life is precious, folks. Treat your body right and it will pay dividends in return.

  • @dorahudson8854
    @dorahudson8854 2 года назад

    Why is this not on Mainstream media? Once I heard these stats,I got a fit bit,lost 50 lbs.Blood pressure , BMI and RHR..all down.Started in May and determined.Thank you for saving my life.

  • @SandraTDance
    @SandraTDance 3 года назад +4

    Wow, thanks for the facts or statistics. When I'm out just try my best to keep my mask up! I appreciate all that research that went into this!

    • @jasoncdebussy
      @jasoncdebussy 3 года назад

      You still wear a muzzle despite the fact that they are totally ineffective against viruses, as proven by many studies??

    • @jojodancer5531
      @jojodancer5531 3 года назад

      @@jasoncdebussy stop lying and spreading disinformation

    • @jasoncdebussy
      @jasoncdebussy 3 года назад

      @@jojodancer5531 What lies and disinformation? Please be very specific. You are either very thick or just a troll - or maybe both. Yes, a thick troll is the most likely description 🤣

    • @SandraTDance
      @SandraTDance 3 года назад

      @@jasoncdebussy Haha I never want people breathing on me anytime of the year. Have an amazing day be 😁

  • @jinglelingle26
    @jinglelingle26 3 года назад +4

    There needs to be a study on ashwaganda. Its known to help w anxiety asthma and bronchitis. I take it for testosterone but I have anxiety and asthma but if I take ashwaganda they both virtually go away and I sleep like a rock

  • @cecilialayer459
    @cecilialayer459 3 года назад +1

    Thank you Dr.Moran for this valuable Information.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

  • @kr639
    @kr639 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for this video. People need to understand they’re not as healthy as they think and they’re at more risk for any disease really

  • @davidphommavong6744
    @davidphommavong6744 3 года назад

    Thank you Dr Moran. Great summary!

  • @conabraham1653
    @conabraham1653 2 года назад

    Thank you very much for this rare and insightful and helpful content. I will share this with fam and friends. Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us and really helpful to keep us educated. God bless you dr. Moran. From the Philippines 🇵🇭

  • @imilliemedina666
    @imilliemedina666 3 года назад +3

    Thank you for your sane and intelligent information. 🐹

  • @fall4wisdom552
    @fall4wisdom552 3 года назад +2

    Could you do a video on Long Covid?
    My friend gets really wrapped up in fear and regardless of the odds uses the unknown factors about Long covid (lasting damage or lingering symptoms) as a last defense. I found a study that tracked these things and tried to show him but he doesn't get past the headline or watchable media very often.

  • @TroyMountain
    @TroyMountain 2 года назад

    Excellent. I'd say after 08:06 I'm wanting to *minimize* the [debilitating co-morbidity] factors
    listed in your presentation (!), but this is going into my Kept Arguments file for the high
    quality delivered! Be well, Doc. And thank you!

  • @ericheine2414
    @ericheine2414 3 года назад +44

    I think one of the major contributions to the reason people died was that they didn't get help soon enough and by the time we were putting them on a ventilator we were too late. We were behind the curve getting to the patient. We blew the vaccine roll out.
    Also the vaccines are not very good.
    If you've been vaccinated and you still get sick, if you've been vaccinated and you have 1200 X the viral load, if you've been vaccinated and you can still spread it,- one might start to realize the vaccines are not very good. Compare the covid-19 vaccines to the vaccines of the 1960s. One shot and you're good to go, except for tetanus when you might need a booster in 10 years.
    The virus used a water droplet as a vector and had better distribution.
    We chose a needle and a syringe which is a primitive delivery system.
    The virus outran our technology and distribution. Think about it.
    I want three hundred million people to stand in line- that's just stupid.
    Our testing was crap. 80% of the population would have had mild to no symptoms. So we only needed to vaccinate 20% of the population.
    Looking at the list of comorbidities we can pretty much determine the 20% of the population that really needs to be vaccinated. If 25 percent of the vaccinated become breakthrough cases they become spreaders. 40% of the people who died were elderly is this a statement of how virulent the virus is or is this a statement of how malnourished and compromised the immune systems of our elderly are because they live in squalor. Again our vaccines weren't very good. They actually made things worse. We blew it and our science sucks.

    • @ericwanyonyi2445
      @ericwanyonyi2445 3 года назад +5

      If we could figure out how to stop it from sitting in our nasal cavity. Maybe a nasal spray may be more effective.

    • @ericheine2414
      @ericheine2414 3 года назад +9

      @@ericwanyonyi2445 I rinse with a saline solution. I also gargle.
      I supplement zinc and vitamin D.
      Eat right get some extra rest and sit in the Sun

    • @Freedomfred939
      @Freedomfred939 3 года назад +2

      @@ericheine2414 my wife and I use baby soap with nasal rinse after being out and about in addition to gargle.

    • @politicalpartyagnostic268
      @politicalpartyagnostic268 2 года назад +1

      eric, I agree.

    • @ElCid48
      @ElCid48 2 года назад +1

      they do not care how many people died. these are people who what the vast amount of people in this dead. you notice their thinking when they allow for the killing of the unborn, the elderly and the deformed in any degree but when it come to them, they view themselves as gods who are a great benefit to us all. they think their shit doesn't stink. when they do to high heaven

  • @flyheli
    @flyheli 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for the interpretation of the study!

  • @Juanhop
    @Juanhop 3 года назад +3

    In this covid noise, your clear voice and arguments are like a lighthouse in the storm.
    Ps: Quite interesting confronting the results about obesity and US's obesity.

  • @lorentzinvariant7348
    @lorentzinvariant7348 3 года назад +2

    I am very interested in what this study says about people who exercise regularly.

  • @andyd2960
    @andyd2960 3 года назад +2

    So, I was diagnosed with PTSD several years ago and have a pretty good handle on it at the moment (I think). My question is, could the meds used for these disorders play a role? I'm trying to find a correlation here and I just don't understand why an anxiety based issue would affect COVID-19 so much.

  • @katherinebrooks7273
    @katherinebrooks7273 2 года назад

    Thank You for the Information. Very Interesting.

  • @scotianovan1
    @scotianovan1 3 года назад +1

    Dr. Moran, I'm curious about the identification in this CDC study of diabetes as a comorbidity without distinguishing between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetics. As a vascular technologist who has examined hundreds of diabetics (mostly Type 2 though), they seem to have such different challenges that I wonder why they are lumped into the same category and what the analysis would show if they were not treated together as one group. The Type 2 diabetics I examined were generally in much worse shape than the Type 1 diabetics in my opinion, and I wonder how the two groups fare against COVID if looked at separately. Do you know of any studies that have addressed this? Thank you.

    • @MedicinewithDrMoran
      @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад

      I have not seen any studies. The vast majority of diabetics, as you know, are type II. The diabetics seen in this study I would think would be >98% type II.

  • @rlynnpierce2166
    @rlynnpierce2166 3 года назад +1

    Well as much as I hate to admit it I'm going to have to face the fat and deal with it. Thanks for another rational and helpful update Dr. Moran!

  • @ZiggyAir
    @ZiggyAir 2 года назад +1

    Great information. Thanks,

  • @nicoledburns82
    @nicoledburns82 3 года назад +1

    I've been on medication for ptsd and severe anxiety for about 10 years now. Is this comorbidity for untreated anxiety or all anxiety regardless if being treated or not? Thank you.

  • @shelleysykes8071
    @shelleysykes8071 3 года назад +1

    I'm 40 and considered obese (bmi 33) so I've been trying really hard to lose weight - I've lost 10kg so far but have at least 10 more to go to get out of the obese category. I also have chronic gastritis, gerd from a hiatal hernia, underactive thyroid, depression and I have quite severe anxiety - especially centered around health. I kept telling myself I will get vaccinated and continue trying to lose weight and I'll have a fighting chance then - now seeing this I feel absolutely defeated - my anxiety is worse than ever! I can't change the fact I have underactive thyroid, I can't change the fact I have gerd or chronic gastritis or the hernia!

    • @jasoncd5577
      @jasoncd5577 3 года назад +1

      Nice work on the 10kg! You can get the other 10! Get the vaccine and continue to try and do some sort of exercise each day, no matter how small it may seem, even if it’s just 5 more steps than yesterday, or stretching for a few minutes. Every little bit is a small victory. I too suffer from anxiety and I always set grand plans around exercise. Wake up early, bring a change of clothes to exercise during lunch break etc. only to fail shortly after I started, if I started at all. it wasn’t until I turned my focus to just doing something, literally anything more than I used to do that I started to see results and feel better. You can do it!

  • @GrnXnham
    @GrnXnham 3 года назад +15

    Having anxiety and/or fear related disorders probably doesn't, by itself, increase risk from COVID. It's just that people who have multiple other problems on this list probably ALSO have problems with fear and anxiety because they have so many other problems.

    • @3nt3rtain
      @3nt3rtain 3 года назад

      You manifest that which you believe. Expectation of catastrophic outcome increases the incident thereof... E.g. thoughts are things. A positive attitude is a powerful factor in outcome. The placebo effect works in both directions...

    • @michaelciancetta6397
      @michaelciancetta6397 2 года назад

      @@3nt3rtain man I've seen countless positive and strong people succumb to serious illnesses.. don't be silly please

  • @jar6588
    @jar6588 3 года назад

    Anybody else see the lady petting the cat on the right picture frame in the beginig of video lol, still great vid thanks doc👍

  • @gblargg
    @gblargg 2 года назад

    Wow, a video with honest information for the viewer to make their own choices about COVID-19 with gets 98% thumbs up. Who'd have thought?

  • @johnbuchman4854
    @johnbuchman4854 3 года назад +32

    And what about Ivermectin? Both as prophylaxis and treatment?

    • @theopeterbroers819
      @theopeterbroers819 3 года назад +2

      This was not a study about treatments or prophylaxis.

    • @stultuses
      @stultuses 3 года назад +10

      Shhhh, Merc used to praise ivermectin until it ran out of patent a while back

    • @shootingbricks8554
      @shootingbricks8554 3 года назад +3

      The NIH allows doctors to make the decision to use Ivermectin now

    • @babettejennichan9228
      @babettejennichan9228 3 года назад +1

      Ivermectin works but it’s very difficult to get it. Doctors will not prescribe it.

    • @simonlow3039
      @simonlow3039 3 года назад +2

      @@stultuses it's got a "new" version coming out soon that it will cost $3000 instead of $5 for the generic one

  • @kirsty4444
    @kirsty4444 2 года назад

    Thank you for this valuable information it definitely puts everything into perspective and life changes are very important … you are what you eat … you can’t buy health and worth paying attention to it … Mindset is Everything 😎

  • @leealexander3507
    @leealexander3507 2 года назад +1

    I haven't been able to get my health back since I was diagnosed and successfully treated for 4th stage cancer 13 years ago.

  • @SigmaMale9901
    @SigmaMale9901 3 года назад +1

    I have a thyroid disorder
    My Wife works in the food industry we both got Covid didn't know it felt ill for about a week maybe two weeks, but I take vitamin D, Calcium, zinc, vitamin C and B on top of my synthetic thyroid meds which get adjusted regularly. To much I think screws me all up sometimes.
    Anyways my wife takes the same vitamins I do and I seemed to get over it about a week earlier....Im still wondering if possible the synthetic thyroid meds could of had an effect ?

  • @maninthemirror7881
    @maninthemirror7881 3 года назад +2

    Dr. Moran. I need to ask you a serious questions, and need your best advice.
    If someone has taken the first Pfizer vaccination. Do the have to take the second shot, or can they leave it?
    And theoretically, will it do less damage to them if they have only had the one. Or will it still do the same thing?
    Regards
    Rick

    • @MedicinewithDrMoran
      @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад +1

      I cannot provide specific individual advice. I would speak to your healthcare provider to review your specific circumstances. We know a single injection provides good protection, 80% efficacy, against the original strain of the virus which is why countries like Canada and the UK vaccinated as many patients as they could with one shot and then gave them the 2nd shot 3-4 months later. This brought the efficacy up to about 90%. With the Delta variant, a single injection gives the vaccine efficacy on the order of 40% against disease although the number is higher against severe disease (hospitalization and death). A 2nd injection is recommended to provide better protection.This video gives some additional information. ruclips.net/video/zE8R2zy_EmU/видео.html

    • @maninthemirror7881
      @maninthemirror7881 3 года назад

      @@MedicinewithDrMoran excellent, thank you. 👍🏻 appreciated for your time 😊
      Take great care.

  • @paulmosley5225
    @paulmosley5225 3 года назад +7

    Great video. I had one observation regarding the comorbidities. . . I'm surprised by the relative small percentage of lung related comorbidity in your list. I saw asthma at #18, and of course COPD, which I suspect is generally self inflicted by the patient. Since Covid-19 is a respiratory disease, does it seem odd that there are not more incidents of other lung related illnesses prevalent?

    • @OrlandoAponte
      @OrlandoAponte 3 года назад +4

      It makes sense that asthma is not a major comorbidity because asthma affects the bronchi of the lungs whereas COVID affects the alveoli, which are deeper in the lungs. I would hypothesize that comorbidities that exacerbate immune system dysfunction are the deadliest, whereas comorbidities that don't directly impact immune function are less likely to result in death. It seems that the dysregulated immune response is what kills people in severe COVID.

    • @MedicinewithDrMoran
      @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад +4

      Asthma in general is probably not a risk here assuming that it’s under good control. Most people with asthma have well-controlled symptoms and normal pulmonary function tests. I think if it is not under good control I would definitely think that this would be a risk factor but this would be in a small minority of cases. The most common lung disease is COPD which is primarily smoking related and would impair patient’s pulmonary function all the time and this is definitely a risk factor for COVID-19 pneumonia , Intubation and death.

    • @barbarafowler6581
      @barbarafowler6581 2 года назад +1

      @@MedicinewithDrMoran I have read that the reason many asthmatics do not have severe covid is that they are on medications like inhalers that keep the inflammation down in their lungs (inhaled corticosteroid meds) and other types of asthma medication to keep it in check.

    • @raoulduke3770
      @raoulduke3770 2 года назад

      My daughter has Cystic Fibrosis. Very limited numbers so far on CF patients getting COVID, but the few we’ve heard about were younger people who surprisingly came out of it OK.

  • @melissapadilla9628
    @melissapadilla9628 3 года назад +7

    I would like more information on the anxiety being an increase risk. This is the first I've heard. I'm wondering if you get covid and take anti anxiety med if this will help prevent increase risk of icu and death?

    • @MedicinewithDrMoran
      @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад +3

      I don’t have any more information on this. What I would say is that, while this is a risk factor, risks are always on a spectrum. If your anxiety is well-managed and under good control then the risk would be much much less and might not actually be a risk factor. Best regards to you Melissa.

    • @kevinoneill41
      @kevinoneill41 3 года назад +2

      See my previous comment. We are all at serious risk but Covid19 is not the largest factor. Quite the opposite.

    • @jmartin6080
      @jmartin6080 3 года назад +2

      Did these people have anxiety before they got Covid or some doctors believe Covid could be causing anxiety symptoms

    • @erick7brian
      @erick7brian 3 года назад +1

      @@kevinoneill41 what's the biggest risk

  • @wildemthefem5773
    @wildemthefem5773 2 года назад

    I’ve started doing yogic breathing exercises again, and it helps with TREMENDOUSLY with generalized anxiety.

  • @danbert7634
    @danbert7634 3 года назад

    Excellent! Thanks!

  • @marcosvelasquez89
    @marcosvelasquez89 3 года назад +8

    I have an anxiety disorder. Do I have to worry even more? I am already really scared of Covid.

    • @curiousc9259
      @curiousc9259 3 года назад +4

      Me too!! 😭

    • @marcosvelasquez89
      @marcosvelasquez89 3 года назад +5

      @@curiousc9259 I’m sorry you do too 😢 I wish it was explained how anxiety disorders tie into severe Covid

    • @curiousc9259
      @curiousc9259 3 года назад +6

      @@marcosvelasquez89 I'm sorry you have it too. 🥺 I've dealt with it for 30 years and I wouldn't wish it on anybody. I'm scared to catch covid but also scared of the vaccine. I'm at my breaking point. 😥

    • @marcosvelasquez89
      @marcosvelasquez89 3 года назад +3

      @@curiousc9259 Thank you. Wow that’s a long time. I have had it for 13 years. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone either. What anxiety disorder do you have? If you don’t mind me asking. I completely understand. I got the vaccine I had side effects but they weren’t too bad worse on the second dose but they were still manageable. I’m at my breaking point too 😢

    • @v8pilot
      @v8pilot 3 года назад +3

      @@curiousc9259 Since catching covid is far more dangerous than vaccination, bite the bullet, get the two shots and you can then worry less about both of those things. Just a suggestion, I know it may nor be as easy as that for you.
      Regards

  • @alsnow1049
    @alsnow1049 3 года назад +1

    Your other video from just a couple days ago was removed and deleted?

    • @MedicinewithDrMoran
      @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад +1

      Thankfully it wasn't. I took it down to fix a mistake. It'll back up this weekend.

    • @alsnow1049
      @alsnow1049 3 года назад

      @@MedicinewithDrMoran great, thanks for the reply, enjoying your informative content keep it coming, thanks Doc 👍🏼

  • @erin79
    @erin79 3 года назад +1

    Dr. Moran, in regard to anxiety and fear-related disorders, I've heard some nurses/medical professionals say this is a misleading stat. What they believe is that once people have been hospitalized, they become anxious/scared, and then at THAT point, when asked how they are feeling, they are self-reporting as anxious and fearful, which is then being recorded as part of their condition.
    If true, that would suggest no increased risk for people who have generalized anxiety or similar disorders, but that actually it's just being in the hospital itself that is causing people to be anxious.
    What do you think of that theory?

    • @MedicinewithDrMoran
      @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад

      Charts are coded based on people's underlying medical problems when they are admitted to the hospital. Diagnoses such as anxiety disorder, panic attacks, certain types of depression would have been counted prior to admission and included in the study. Almost all people have a certain amount of anxiety/fear when they are admitted to the hospital. That would not be counted In this study.

  • @chairde
    @chairde 2 года назад +1

    I have both Pfizer shots and still tested positive for covid19. I have type II diabetes. I became very sick then got infusion treatment. That saved me.

  • @untoldtruth5731
    @untoldtruth5731 3 года назад

    Hi doctor, have they been able to isolate the covid 19 virus yet? And do you have the death rates of the flu for 2020 because I can't find the flu death rates..

  • @5happytogether
    @5happytogether 3 года назад

    I am wondering, with regard to hypertension, do any of the studies distinguish between controlled and uncontrolled hypertension? I have high blood pressure, but I am not overweight, I exercise, eat well and take my medication regularly. I also had Covid and though I was ill for a week, I had no difficulty. Thank you for this informative video. :)

  • @rebeccap223
    @rebeccap223 3 года назад +2

    Would you elaborate on why anxiety and fear are comorbidities for this virus (and likely others). I have my opinions but would love a scientific explanation. Thanks 😊

  • @cliffrogers7843
    @cliffrogers7843 3 года назад +9

    Dr Moran, I know many people who have suffered bad reactions to the vaccine. I mean bad in the sense that they have fevers, aches and bedridden. Some for several days. Most are ok putting up with it as the immunity is worth it in the long run. Here is a question. Why has no one talked about why, I have never and don’t recall anyone telling me that, they had a reaction like this to any other vaccine. To your immune system, isn’t a protein a protein weather is is made from RNA or injected in the form of a weakened virus. I have had so many MMR, Tetanus, Flu and I think I even had a polio vaccine as a child. Never have I had a reaction anything close to the Covid vaccine.

    • @michaelciancetta6397
      @michaelciancetta6397 2 года назад

      you must be joking dude aagagahahahahahahahah vaccines in the past gave way worse side effects.. most of the people now would experience sore arm a little fatigue and maybe some lines of fever.. Last vaccine I had in the army would knock down EVERYBODY including myself for at least 3/4 days and it was hell.. If you didn't have reactions doesn't mean shit.

  • @another1397
    @another1397 2 года назад +2

    I have one question.....where did the flu and pneumonia deaths go??

  • @jeffmorse645
    @jeffmorse645 2 года назад +1

    Obesity has a link to so many other health problems that can be listed as comorbidity. High blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis. This virus just shows how many people are a ticking time bomb from being overweight - COVID or not. I'm glad I lost 70 lbs in 2019 just before COVID appeared. Being normal weight is peace of mind and this current pandemic situation sure is motivation to keep the weight off.

  • @steve_the_designer
    @steve_the_designer 2 года назад +1

    How on earth are anxiety, fear and dimentia affecting death rates for Covid-19? I find this baffling.

  • @brads2041
    @brads2041 3 года назад +17

    I love that the doctor points out that observational or metadata type studies are that. They are statistical exercises. And in statistics, correlation does not equal causation. As the doctor explained, there may be other factors involved in the results including the accuracy of the data involved. I point this out because people on "all sides" love to take these studies and say "here is proof!!!". It's not proof. It's merely suggestive. Proof requires rigorous scientfic, clinical studies. Not stats exercises. The VAERS system is another example of data being taken out of context and or used as any proof of something. From a statistics standpoint, VAERS is absolutely not a viable data set to use to claim proof of anything. At best it may be suggestive.

    • @MedicinewithDrMoran
      @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад +5

      These are excellent points Brad.

    • @mhaskins3769
      @mhaskins3769 3 года назад +7

      But when it comes to the vaccine, don’t ask questions just take it or loose your job. Wtf

    • @eb6195
      @eb6195 2 года назад

      Too bad this as well as the original message will go over the head of most people. The current polarized political environment has kicked rational thought to the curb.

  • @millerscorner2
    @millerscorner2 2 года назад

    The hospital just killed my Mom on August 18th. She was to have minor surgery and come home in 3-5 days. Instead, we buried her. They told us she died of 'sepsis'; something she did NOT have when she went into that killing field.

  • @northface484
    @northface484 3 года назад +14

    Medical mistakes inside the Hospital killed a lot of these people....

    • @cloudstrife206
      @cloudstrife206 3 года назад

      Can you provide any evidence to back up this claim?

    • @roonilwazlib3089
      @roonilwazlib3089 3 года назад +1

      Intubation used when not required 9 out of 10 killed as a result

    • @ithacacomments4811
      @ithacacomments4811 3 года назад

      I truly believe that medical professionals not knowing the nature of the disease, and therefore not knowing the best course of treatment, at the beginning of the pandemic ...was the cause of many deaths. I doubt that this fact will ever be shown in data.
      Medical professionals did the best that they could for patient treatment with the knowledge they had at the time.
      This has been so throughout history.
      We cringe at some medical practices used in the past...and most likely we will do so over some of the treatments used during the COVID19 pandemic once it moves to the medical archives.
      We live.
      We learn.
      We do better.

    • @johntalluto1058
      @johntalluto1058 3 года назад

      @@cloudstrife206 A good friend of mine who is a physician said to "stay away from hospitals, they kill people in those places!" Quote.

  • @jewelleryaddict
    @jewelleryaddict 2 года назад +1

    that you very much, very informative, I hope the cats concur, miss seeing them.

  • @crazycanuck8177
    @crazycanuck8177 3 года назад +1

    I am still not worried about this because for the last 12 years I haven't been outside longer than two hours in a week unless I am having tests done but then I won't go out for weeks on end and I see one person 2-4 hours a day if that

  • @v8pilot
    @v8pilot 2 года назад +1

    Presumably (in view of the dates) very few of these patients had been vaccinated. It would be really interesting to see a similar study with the vaccination status of patients included. Probably such a study is already under way.

  • @beast56
    @beast56 3 года назад +3

    "Anxiety and fear-related disorders", Is alcoholism included in this group? I see very little about the use of Alcohol and other drugs.

    • @haroldwilkes6608
      @haroldwilkes6608 3 года назад +1

      Good question, I haven't seen this addressed anywhere but that could be the root cause of a number of the comorbities.

  • @joshuacorona8155
    @joshuacorona8155 2 года назад +1

    DR MORAN! CORRECT! TRY TO GET HEALTHY AND STAY TO GET HEALTHY

  • @Medhead101
    @Medhead101 3 года назад +6

    Dr what about vitamin d levels as a protective factor?

    • @MedicinewithDrMoran
      @MedicinewithDrMoran  3 года назад +6

      Vitamin D is involved in many different pathways throughout the body including the immune system. Normal vitamin D levels are important for good health.

  • @AnonymousAnonymous-oi2pl
    @AnonymousAnonymous-oi2pl 3 года назад +2

    I'm overweight, has 3 spinal surgeries and 2nd one I got 2 spinal infections from operating room. I have many other health problems. I took care of my dad for 2 months. He ended up passing away. I never got it. Neither did the rest of my family. I'm wondering if we had it earlier and didn't realize it.

    • @shootingbricks8554
      @shootingbricks8554 3 года назад +1

      Your spinal infection is likely from dirty surgical instruments used in your surgery

    • @AnonymousAnonymous-oi2pl
      @AnonymousAnonymous-oi2pl 3 года назад

      @@shootingbricks8554 probably the infectious disease Drs ran cultures and said it came from the operating room I had spinal fluid gushing out of my back for 2 weeks before the neurosurgeon would let me come in

  • @emagard8076
    @emagard8076 3 года назад

    Thank you :)

  • @freddiemoses467
    @freddiemoses467 2 года назад

    I love that there is a dog getting groomed in the background