Heart Attack and Stroke Prevention Like Never Before
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- Heart attack prevention is revolutionized with the groundbreaking results of the Semaglutide drug. This novel treatment has showcased a game-changing ability in heart attack & stroke deterrence. The recent "Select" trial revealed its potential to cut cardiovascular risks by up to 20%, specifically for individuals with heart disease and obesity. As Wegovy, its higher-dose counterpart, it has demonstrated notable efficacy against a placebo. With its undeniable implications for obesity treatment, there's growing anticipation for broader insurance coverage, underscoring the significant link between weight management and overall health. Dive into our deep dive on its transformative impact on metabolic health and its potential future in the medical world. For a comprehensive discussion on GLP-1 drugs and their role in warding off cardiovascular diseases, continue watching.
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In some cases (mine) water fasting and exercise. Cost of zero, health benefits...priceless.
How do you do water fasting?
@@reginahmoletsane9634 You do not eat food for a period of time (and enter the state of nutritional ketosis once glycogen stores are depleted) but do drink water during the fasting period. It is a good idea to mix in electrolytes (sodium, potassium and I also add magnesium) to the water you drink to maintain proper cellular function during the fast. The YT channel Pottenger's Human is an excellent source of information on water fasting.
@@reginahmoletsane9634only drink water but eat clean and do intermittent fasting first and slowly do 1 to 3 day fast and build yourself up ❤️💪🏾
OR you can eat whole foods, get exercise and sleep avoiding addind sugar and excessive alcohol and no smoking.
Thank you for your video. I had been on Trulicity for a year or so and had lost a bit of weight, but that was hard to get and I got switched to Ozempic. Over a month I moved to the 4 mg dose and I found it much easier to ignore food and eat more reasonably and all my markers improved over the next few months. I seem to tolerate the highest dose. THEN everyone found out and because the 2 mg and 4 mg dose cost about the same, around $1000 for 4 weeks, everyone went after the 4 mg dose. My plan covers the lower dose and after two weeks of not being able to get the high dose I have moved back down to the 2 mg, though the pharmacy is still ordering the 4 mg dose in case it comes through some day. Thanks for talking about the studies. And I pointed a friend who is going the compounding route to your video on this. Again, thanks! I have been watching you since the being of COVID-19 because you had actual studies and discussed them! Again , THANKS!
Diabetes can cost an arm or a leg. Literally.
Stop eating and sugar and exercise
It ain’t that hard
Once your fit, eat once in while
@@xKarenWalkerx That's a myopic view! Some people are born with diabetes and it's MUCH more complicated! My friends daughter sometimes has to adjust her insulin pump just because she went from walking around to watching TV. She is an otherwise healthy person that watches what she eats and has a healthy BMI.
@@xKarenWalkerxoh like the guy back in the 1970-1980’s that started the big jogging craze??? Yep he dropped dead on a run of, you guessed it, a heart attack.
There are a ton of factors that affect cardiac disease besides just diet and exercise.
@@xKarenWalkerx Your ignorance is bliss.
@@jmrType One Diabetes is not a metabolic syndrome disease its an inability of the body to produce insulin. Your comparing apples to oranges with your antidote.
It’s so AWESOME to have you back Dr. Mike. 👍🏼☺️🙏🏼
Well, why would weight loss just be a "side effect" of GLP-1 antagonists and reducing insulin restistance the main / direct one? The mechanism directly causes a slow down of gastric emptying and appetite reduction (and it even increases insulin release at the immediate time scale). It's likely the weight loss which then causes the reduction in insulin restistance - when the cells are no longer blocking glucose (at 'max fat fill level').
Drawbacks of those meds are the unkown long-term side effects, the inevitable weight rebound upon cessation (life-time dependency), and due to the extreme prices a fruther massive increase of health care costs / insurance fees, once costs are covered for all these effects - till patents fade out.
GDP-wise South Korea has 1/4 of the health care costs compared to the (recent) US, while they are much healtier and less overweight, life expectancy is 7 years higher. Spain similar. That's something to think about.
I'm a bit skeptical of the press release on this study. Will you report on who payed for the study, how it was designed and its methodology?
And citation of the info, please.
Me too. The side effects of these meds are horrible. Work out, eat whatever diet makes you healthy. I feel everyone is different. Whatever diet/food works, do it.
You don’t need pharmaceuticals to prevent or reduce your risk of heart disease. This guy just pushes pharmaceuticals
@@DontCancelMeBro He has studied medicine, professionally, for many years. You're a random comment on youtube that probably does not have any professional expertise.
Regular methods didn’t work for me. Wegovy is the only thing that worked
What about paralyzed stomach issues?
Thanks for all the information.
You didn’t mention the severe side effects including gastroparesis, or stomach paralysis, from taking these drugs long term. Im sure you are aware of this increasing very debilitating problem. You also made light of weight loss itself, which is well known to reduce insulin resistance. Im beginning to question your motivations.
I tried to lose weight all my life. With out much luck until Wegovy
Saxenda saved my life and restored my health. Same drug.
Gastroparesis is a painful and dangerous condition. A family member, who was diabetic, was sent to the ER for it.
They said it was undistinguishable from cancer at first. Lots of tests.
Doctors need to address and warn patients even when not on these " new" treatments.
Thank you for your channel.
@@MegaShericgo whole food vegan no meds needed
Brought to you by Pfizer.
Thanks for explaining!
Like all other studies, things look great until the next study.
You Sir, are correct.
Semaglutide and a whole plant diet are both effective ways to improve heart health. Semaglutide is a drug that helps to control blood sugar levels and appetite. A whole plant diet is a diet that is based on plant foods, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and nuts.
There is a lot of research that supports the benefits of a whole plant diet for heart health. Studies have shown that people who follow a whole plant diet have a lower risk of heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. A whole plant diet is also associated with a lower body weight, which is another important factor for heart health.
been on a whole plant diet since 2004 and have never regretted it!
@@ilonabaier6042
Lol you know you want to have a steak or a burger. The fact is if wfpb diet is the way to go why do they still get heart attack and strokes, diabetes and cancer? Plant based diet makes you look sick, frail, weak, no muscle mass, and their hair is falling out and they look pail. Meat or animal products is not the problem the problem is carbs and processed foods and sugar this is what causes IR and metabolic syndrome.
@@ilonabaier6042 I went on a whole plant diet after I had two hearth attacks and bypass surgery in 2015. The bypass surgery was a failure after 4 months was back in the hospital for stents. I then decided to go on the Dr. Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr., MD diet of whole plant food and no oil. So for the last 7 years I have no chest pains and no hearth attacks.
For those who don’t like an all plant diet, the only other way is to count the calories and lose the weight. But the calories can’t go over 1250 a day..
it’s painful to have to eat so little in calories to get the results you need for your body, but it works. I know it works. I am 77 years old now, and I have to say that counting the amount of calories I eat every day just by looking at the food because I’m so used to doing it since I was 40 years old, is the only way to keep diabetes, heart attacks, and strokes from happening. It isn’t easy but the drugs are not good. Too many side effects and I. chose the diet, instead.
@@patriciap.9034 Imagine going through all that agony because you "don't like plants." Dear god. What is wrong with Americans.
Please update this video when the study is published and peer reviewed.
Dr Mike I have been doing Intermittent Fasting with exercises.
I was diagnosed with Fatty liver with high blood sugar & cholesterol. Am not fat at all.
After IF & exercise I am to clear my fatty liver.
No drugs only no food & laziness. 😂
Considering the recent number of pharmaceutical frauds, color me skeptical.
I think it would be so cool if I seen you do a collaboration video with the other doctor Mikhail Varshavski.
Weight loss or weight loss drug effect? Is the final common pathway weight loss?
No. Many more nuances. Some people gained weight in the form of lean muscle tissue. The scale not a good indicator
My husband age 63 had a stent put in a coronary artery last year (circumflex). He has high blood pressure (controlled with losartan and atenolol). He is also on Repatha to lower his ldl cholesterol
Bro just pushes pharmaceuticals 😂
Pray instead?
@@thhseeking pRaY iNsTeAd
@@DontCancelMeBro To which of the thousands of gods invented by humans?
True dat
I am doing intermittent fasting and calorie counting, but am unable to shift any weight. I'm wondering if these drugs may be right for me. I would like to lose the weight, but it seems that no matter what I do I can't seem to. I stick to 1800 calories a day or less, but that doesn't make a difference. I also fast for 16 hours every day. What am I doing wrong? I don't work out, but I do housework every day, so I'm not totally sedentary.
1800 calories is enough to maintain weight for most people. At 1400 most of us lose weight-- any way you can shave off another 200-400 per day? Jon
Try low carb it works and look at your labels for the sugar amount
There are great results on the carnivore diet. Do your research.. and you'll find absolutely nothing but people getting better from arthritis, Inflammation, lots and lots of weight loss. On the carnivore diet for 90 days, and I have never felt as good as I do now.
Lower your daily calorie intake, simple.
Sir, is this trial, true, for its oral form Rybelsus 7mg , please reply or only Wegovy injectable form.
Or, one could just drop added sugars & processed food from their diet and reduce the risks of inflammation, type 2, NAFLD, heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity, etc.
Stop with that sensible info, that doesn’t help doctors and drug companies and hospitals and food companies profit!!
Doubt on every such claim of drug manufacturers.....Very big .names found in cooking desirable datas....
Figuring out that losing weight helps reduce other health conditions is in the category of : Doh!
It will be interesting to see if these drugs impact the pathology for Alzheimer's and other forms of Dementia. I have a feeling we may see an increase in lifespan because of these drugs as well. I guess my big concern is what if any impact on Pancreatic or Colon Cancer?
Can we talk about long covid? Or is everyone just going to ingnore the threat?
There are tons of discussions on RUclips and tic tok on long COVID!
Is it OK to talk about it, or is it still forbidden by big brother?
Seriously 🙄 and vax injuries. If he does not address these issues he’s part of the problem
Sir any trial on pcsk9 inhibitors, reptha. Please reply atleast sir, I have asked you in comments section many times. But from your side no reply as usual Sir
No, they do NOT lower insulin resistance because NO oral glucose tolerance, insulin and c-peptide curves have been done on the individual BEFORE, DURING (about a year into it) and AFTER the drug is out of the system to evaluate beta cell proficiency and insulin resistance.
You will find a very good curve during the drug, however about a month after stopping the drug you I’ll see SIGNIFICANT RESISTANCE as w/o the drug pushing TRPV1 up-regulation forcing insulin production and glucose into even IR (insulin resistant) cells the blood glucose post challenge on the oral GTT will be bad showing significant hyperglycemia, hyperinsulinemia and high c-peptide!
Stop falling for the sales distractions and understand and look at the biochemistry. Additionally, insulin upregulates insulin-like growth peptide that also leads to excessive oxidative stress due to too much reactive oxygen species produced when glucose is forced into cells that have run out of antioxidants.
PLEASE look and understand the BIG picture, not the snake oil sold to desperate people damaged by the high carbohydrate/sugar diet.
@susanbeever5708
Yours is a great comment but too many do not do research to find out the big picture and I have made comment, like yours, in regards to other medication. I was stunned by what people didn't know and how it was being advertised. It doesn't take much for people to do. They really don't know how and don't care. I don't know which is worse.
@@lizziesangi1602 you’re correct. A big question is why aren’t TRP receptors taught to MDs? They only know the “standard of care” that has them completely manipulated and controlled. The pharmaceutical companies know all about TRP receptors and have patented agonists and antagonist for each one.
I did not understand most of what you were trying to communicate. Are you saying the drug is not effect to lower insulin resistance or that its not the insulin?
@@gdpope52 the drug stimulated the TRPV1 receptor on pancreatic beta cells that then produces/secretes insulin. Insulin then up-regulates TRPV1 on cells in the rest of the body and drastically increases cellular uptake of glucose to the point that the oxidation of the glucose in the cells exceeds the cell’s antioxidant capacity and reactive oxygen species cause damage to the cell and go into circulation causing further damage such as lipid peroxidation that leads to atherosclerosis. TRPV1 is on mitochondrial membranes too and causes excessive ROS that damages the power house of the cell the mitochondria. Too much ROS damage the endoplasmic reticulum in the cell and inflammatory reactions happen from there too. Too much ROS lead to osteoporosis by increasing too much geranyl peptides the precursors of osteoclasts, the cells that break down bone.
It’s quite a problem. You have probably heard of many diseases from hyperinsulinemia that is too much insulin such as polycystic ovarian syndrome, etc.
The problems of over stimulating TRP receptors are many and by drug companies telling you to look at the seemingly amazing results instead of the core underlying biochemistry and physiology is like someone trying to sell you a beautiful car on the surface but has a rusted out frame underneath it.
The glucose tolerance, insulin, c-peptide curves are quite inconvenient but are worth it knowing exactly what is happening to the endocrine system with this drug.
The Sackler family made a press release didn't they?
I would love to see more emphasis on getting the price of these drugs down rather than just talking about getting insurance to pay for what seems to be incredibly overpriced drugs. Given that they are blockbuster drugs that may be taken by hundreds of millions of people it does not seem like it should be necessary to charge so much for them. Are the manufacturing costs that high? Surely they can recoup their R&d costs and make a good profit at a much lower price
I didn't see any proof that the heart improvements wasn't just from the weight loss. All the other bio-markers you mentioned also come with weight loss as well. It is interesting that even this press release qualified the heart improvements ONLY for those who are overweight. I wonder why?
Ok Doc
LP(a) improval?
The big concern about GLP-1 agonists is the real threat of developing thyroid cancer, including a highly fatal form, with long-term use. And since these drugs are being presented as a "cure" for obesity, people are being encouraged to use them for life. While that represents a gold mine for drug companies, it may not be so rosy for those who use the drugs long-term. The drugs don't always cause weight loss of appetite reduction, but they almost always to lower insulin resistance, so can prevent the onset of type-2 diabetes.
I take k2, fish oil, flax oil, and oregano oil every single day. I also drink a ton of matcha, water, eat mostly healthy and bike between 50 and 75 miles a week. I think I'll be good. But good info!
Oregano oil might make you smell nice.
Semaglutide will also cause aspiration due to stomach content emptying rate
Stroke of.... genius? 😄
Thank you for the video, I found out that investing is not for everybody, you just need a strong stomach too see your portfolio go down. It might be wiser for a novice to start with copy trading investing, but it is not easy. To invest in growth stocks it is another level, definitely you need to know what are you doing.
From my own point of view, you need to invest smartly if you need the good things of life. so far i've made over $255k in raw profits from just 6 months into the market from my diversified portfolio strategy and i believe anyone can do it you have the right strategy, mutual funds takes long time but investing smartly is the key for short term. Most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
20% reduction in heart attack risk is hardly a cure. For now I'll just stick to a carnivore diet and riding my push bike 10km each morning (I've been keto moving to carnivore for 3 years and the bike thing for just 60 days so far). I still have high blood pressure but a trend line over the past 2 months results shows a steady drop. How long that drop will continue is yet to be determined.
Thank you Dr Hansen for your informative videos.
1st rule.
NO JABS.
A press release, really? The drug company could have written that to make higher profits. Don't be a part of the problem. Unsubscribed.
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