3 questions to ask your doctor if he says you have high blood pressure

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

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  • @mariocondello2353
    @mariocondello2353 Год назад +702

    I was a 40yo, went to my doctor for the first time in 15 years. My blood pressure was 180/120, he sent me for tests and I had type 2 diabetes. Two years later my blood pressure is usually around 125/80, i reversed my diabetes. All this with no meds just exercise and a change in diet.

    • @asathelogiclaman637
      @asathelogiclaman637 Год назад +25

      What was your diet sir may i know please?

    • @vegasrichsave
      @vegasrichsave Год назад +38

      True diet is important. I've watched Dr. Sarah Hallberg videos She talked about zero carbs. May the good doc rest in peace. Honestly i feel like I'm addicted to carbs, sugar, and coffee. Lord help me, I need Jesus 🙏

    • @cespo77
      @cespo77 Год назад

      That is great! Congrats on doing the work! Most doctors don't want to do the work to find the underlying problem. They just want to drug you which in return only gets you sicker.

    • @santinasantina2177
      @santinasantina2177 Год назад +3

      ​@@asathelogiclaman637👩🏻💭"Please may I know what you ate so I can try to try it".

    • @EAGLEYES112
      @EAGLEYES112 Год назад +5

      Bravo!
      God bless you.
      Get your message out to everybody

  • @marjoriemarshall8466
    @marjoriemarshall8466 5 лет назад +2121

    The world needs more doctors like you.

    • @johnjay2717
      @johnjay2717 5 лет назад +51

      Marjorie, I fully agree with you. The advice give by this doctor is indeed the healthiest approach.

    • @kristenk6254
      @kristenk6254 5 лет назад +15

      💯

    • @TotalTennisGeek
      @TotalTennisGeek 5 лет назад +39

      I so agree with you. The pattern here in the United States is to promote medicine. I watched another video, created by a teaching physician, prepared for future doctors to use in preparation for their exams, and that video categorized blood pressure medications and exposed the very real side effects that, long-term, are worse than the hypertension itself.

    • @pankajshah192
      @pankajshah192 5 лет назад +5

      Marjorie Marshall c

    • @TrustNJesusChrist
      @TrustNJesusChrist 4 года назад +36

      Agree. Doctors want you on BP medications, and the doom and gloom mentality is to common. I honestly think its why the BP standards were changed, so even people in the 120s would have to be put on something. To many people getting off meds, they got to get them back on Pharma drugs to make the companies money.

  • @TheRealGrandadNo1
    @TheRealGrandadNo1 Год назад +427

    You have spoken more sense in just over 13 mins than my doctor and nurse have done in years!

  • @cleanmyshorts1
    @cleanmyshorts1 Год назад +71

    I'm 54 and 7 months ago Dr said I needed to take 2 meds 4 high blood pressure. I hate meds so I started walking 2 to 4 mikes a day. Lemon water eating better no fast food and less pizza. Last month Dr said your pressure is normal now are you taking the meds I said no just living better he was impressed and said ok no need 4 the meds if your eating better and exercise and NO ALCOHOL. Yayyyyyy. I lost 10 pounds and feel great. Great post dr. You're 100 percent correct

    • @madzgaming1887
      @madzgaming1887 Месяц назад +1

      How are you today??

    • @cleanmyshorts1
      @cleanmyshorts1 Месяц назад +1

      @madzgaming1887 I'm awesome today I just got off scale I'm the lowest I been in 10yrs 190. I'm super happy. It's been so hard to lose 24 pounds I was 214. It's taken like 2 yrs lol but I did it. I'm about to reach 2 million steps walking since February thsts 1000 miles. So walking 8 to 10 thousand steps a day and very lite exercise with stretch bands for 20 min a day and add more fruit and veggies no fast food!!! I do cheat with pizza and Chinese food lol very very light alcohol. That's my secret. Thanks for asking. How are you? I hope doing well. Happy holidays to you ✌️❤️🙏

    • @bigneiltoo
      @bigneiltoo 12 дней назад +2

      I'm 54 and it only took me 3 days to go from 160/100 to 128/88 with a 3 day juice fast.

    • @cleanmyshorts1
      @cleanmyshorts1 11 дней назад

      @bigneiltoo 💪😎💪

  • @befunkrn
    @befunkrn 2 года назад +890

    I am so impressed with him!
    As a retired RN, Dr Gupta's perspective is SO FAR ABOVE the vast majority of mainstream medical practioners today!!

    • @catherineelainebaxter4609
      @catherineelainebaxter4609 2 года назад +26

      I have noticed that more and more medical practitioners are more inclined to go the healthy natural route these days, and less inclined to prescribe drugs, which seems to have become a commission-based system.

    • @marymcreynolds9171
      @marymcreynolds9171 2 года назад +23

      Remember that not all med folk are in the top grades and just skim by.

    • @Bee-833
      @Bee-833 2 года назад +14

      Dear Doctor. My blood pressure is always high . I have changed my lifestyle and lost 80 pounds but I am still getting high blood. I am confused. Help!

    • @rosesimpson1517
      @rosesimpson1517 2 года назад +2

      Very useful

    • @Winston-op5de
      @Winston-op5de 2 года назад +18

      @@catherineelainebaxter4609 Unfortunately that has not been my experience as most doctor today in The US don't mention anyway of trying to get rid of the high b/p except to prescribe b/p meds. When i` have discussed the Helsinki b/p and other studies they would patronize me by saying "I'm aware of those studies" . They never talked about how to get rid of it naturally. They seemed to think that the only thing available is b/p medications. Never ever thought of trying to see what is causing the high b/p in my body. I have seen several physicians, men and women with the same results and I have had excellent medical insurance coverage, so they were paid well.

  • @marilynking4003
    @marilynking4003 5 лет назад +1010

    If there's one thing that causes high blood pressure, it is the mention of high blood pressure.

    • @rosesmith6208
      @rosesmith6208 5 лет назад +27

      fear is a doctors friend, it means you will do what he wants you to do, maybe the doctor really believes the bp being high is super dangerous or maybe he is trying to get more money out of you, who knows, another is how many people were fine until they suggested this test or that test for cancer and theyfind polyps and scare you into getting them removed (costing thousands) or getting cancer gettting chemo, when you were not sick and how many people did not get the tests died of other causes other than cancer many years later and never knew they had cancer.

    • @dinocarlucci2105
      @dinocarlucci2105 5 лет назад +42

      I didnt have HBP untill I was in the doctors waiting room on other business.

    • @marilynking4003
      @marilynking4003 5 лет назад +28

      Dino Carlucci - I was put on bp meds (and I told the doctor my bp is fine at home) She said, "Well, we don't want your bp going up when you're out and about." She wan't my regular doctor. She was in a clinic I started going to when I retired. So I got the med and started getting dizzy. I just quit taking them.

    • @Thejoeordinary1
      @Thejoeordinary1 5 лет назад +15

      Marilyn King Went to one of those doc in a box places several years ago for a terribly sore throat..turned out nothing major, no strep or anything but my blood pressure was quite elevated b/c of the stress of the pain (could hardly swallow) and I definitely have white coat hypertension. Anyway, after the nurse took my bp he comes in and starts asking if my chest hurts. I said no, not until now! Anyway he put me on the pills and all my self checks were fine...until I went back for a follow up! You guessed it..high again! It did spur me into action though to lose weight and kick the pills but I have always felt the true cause of it was the stress of having it taken in the doc’s offic3 and the resulting conversation about it.

    • @marilynking4003
      @marilynking4003 5 лет назад +10

      Thejoeordinary1 - yes, that will do it! But it's good you chose to use it to your benefit. And I'm glad you're off the pills!

  • @sylhomeo6351
    @sylhomeo6351 3 года назад +315

    In my books, you’re a REAL doctor because you help people more than just giving out meds.

    • @marjoriealaba2057
      @marjoriealaba2057 2 года назад +10

      We need more doctors like u thank u so much

    • @Tech-ez1qj
      @Tech-ez1qj 2 года назад +3

      If I wasn't on my heart medication I'd be dead.

    • @rosenyawira5647
      @rosenyawira5647 2 года назад +1

      Very true

    • @chingchongchai3793
      @chingchongchai3793 2 года назад +2

      My blood pressure is 140/100 with normal laboratories result but may doctor give me maintenance medicines

    • @joanfrancois1786
      @joanfrancois1786 2 года назад +3

      Dr thank you. You are the best .love to listen to you

  • @twoweary
    @twoweary 2 года назад +317

    You were the doctor that told me about magnesium glycinate for inflammation. I walked with a limp for months because of pain in my knees.I started taking magnesium and after a week my pain was gone and has stayed gone for more than a year. Honestly, I just want to give you a hug ! Thank you so much !

    • @bc9485
      @bc9485 Год назад +13

      Wow! How much magnesium glycinate do you take?
      Thanks.

    • @twoweary
      @twoweary Год назад +30

      I started with 400 mg. For a week or two, now I take 200 mg. a day and that seems to be working.

    • @bc9485
      @bc9485 Год назад +15

      Thank you for your response. I'll give it a try.

    • @daisyroots8926
      @daisyroots8926 Год назад +13

      I’ve just listened to that too… what a Consultant… he’s a great tutor

    • @elishap3110
      @elishap3110 Год назад +8

      I’m taking that now while pregnant and It works!

  • @susanwoodward7485
    @susanwoodward7485 5 лет назад +1461

    Finally, a doctor who provides education before medication. A teacher (meaning of doctor) versus a drug puppet pill pusher. Love all your videos - only hope your colleagues are also watching. Thank you.

    • @andrec8315
      @andrec8315 5 лет назад +51

      You mean ... ' versus a drug dealer ...'

    • @healergodwinks7796
      @healergodwinks7796 3 года назад +23

      I agree. In the US Drs have no interest in taking more than 10 mins and curing or finding root causes..they only give pills..sad state of affairs in medicine..

    • @susanschexsnayder1879
      @susanschexsnayder1879 3 года назад +14

      I think all they want to do is give big pharma more of our hard earn dollars and want us gone before our true time my aunt lived to be 102 and she never went to the dr and ate all her home grown stuff and she eat hard lard like crazy in fact she died from old age to so go figure what all the dr.s are trying to do like today just think get a shot and try to live but then some die within 24 of it so now I think God will help us all

    • @yosquidd242
      @yosquidd242 3 года назад +22

      @@healergodwinks7796 And to add a little something right now, the Medicare sign-up is happening in the USA to get senior citizens to sign on to government-subsidized Advantage Care Plans that give insurance plan administrators $1000 US. kickback pay for each enrollee signed on to replace Medicare for a Drug Prescription plan. DRUGS are a MAJOR problem HERE because of Big Pharma and insurance conglomerates!
      The USA drugs its people very well and the drug and insurance economies never suffer consequences for how they do business. Health care should not be absolved of this critique either.

    • @mrjjthor
      @mrjjthor 3 года назад +45

      Because drugs makes pharmaceutical companies rich while education doesn't.

  • @nicoladoherty740
    @nicoladoherty740 2 года назад +386

    There’s not enough real doctors like you around ! Applaud you sir 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

    • @jeanash9502
      @jeanash9502 2 года назад +5

      Thank you no panic

    • @Shepardofman
      @Shepardofman Год назад

      To be fair you arnt standing between him and his $3500 Lexus payment. Doctors are merely the middle man between you and the prudent info they go and google after seeing you. Doctors are so iver paid now days it's sick.

    • @alipmmcayan4717
      @alipmmcayan4717 Год назад

      True...

  • @PineGeri
    @PineGeri 3 года назад +215

    One size fits all just doesn’t work … Finally…someone who gets it..

    • @kellikelli4413
      @kellikelli4413 3 года назад +1

      You're right but that's what this 4-profit predatory Allopathic pharmaceutical industry is all about, it doesn't care about the individual or any other treatment but theirs which is full of toxins (which create bad side effects) they are not good for us....

    • @PineGeri
      @PineGeri 3 года назад +4

      @@kellikelli4413 True! At one time all involved in medicine…homeopaths, m.D’s, naturopaths…were pretty much on a level playing field. Drug companies changed it forever …cow-towing to MD’s and over almost a century later..here we are.

    • @jillpeacock4540
      @jillpeacock4540 3 года назад +4

      My Dr here .. Is one of those cookie cutter type. Yes they've gotten to be pill pushers

    • @DekkarJr
      @DekkarJr 3 года назад +3

      @@jillpeacock4540 Drug Dealers with PHd's is what i've called doctors for decades. And I LIKE drugs. I'm just an honest person about it ya kno

  • @danj3716
    @danj3716 Год назад +157

    I am a consultant Orthopaedic surgeon and I think your video on blood pressure was excellent and it will help a lot of people. I wish I had more cardiologist colleagues like you where I work!!

    • @Raadd-8
      @Raadd-8 Год назад +1

      Sir son is going to study orthopedic surgery. What is your suggestion. I heard it's too stressful 😢.Pl give ur suggestion 😮

    • @nellierbeard6382
      @nellierbeard6382 Год назад +5

      Thank you very much Dr. Gupta. GOD ALMIGHTY continue to bless you in CHRIST JESUS NAME!

    • @minnieleichleiter759
      @minnieleichleiter759 Год назад

      ​@@nellierbeard6382thank you

    • @taramikanian4020
      @taramikanian4020 Год назад

      Hello Dr!! Thanks so much for always making everything so clear to understand. God bless you 🙏 Thanks again for this great video.

    • @YorkCardiology
      @YorkCardiology  7 месяцев назад +1

      Awww this is so kind thank you!!!

  • @Buzzalu
    @Buzzalu 3 года назад +582

    Just watching this video lowered my High Blood Pressure. Why don't we have more Doctors like you ?
    God bless You, Your Family, Your Loved Ones, and Your Patients. ;)

    • @sokosokolovic8801
      @sokosokolovic8801 3 года назад +20

      I second that ...what a nice and well mannered young man ....I thank his mum and dad for raising him to be such a caring human being and for providing him with opportunities for good education

    • @sokosokolovic8801
      @sokosokolovic8801 3 года назад +4

      @@garygjl9036 I agree with you ..I am almost always if not ALWAYS very thorough in my analysis of any comment by others ....I definitely retract the “nice” part ......thank you for being kind to point it out ....you are SPOT ON ...I’ve come across people that “like to be liked by others” and will say and do anything to be accepted ....but if you scratch the surface you find they are psychos . ....and another thing .....I NEVER believe anything ANYONE tells me ....except one person I’ve known for decades since she was a child .....the rest I consider as all lies till I can prove it ....not talking about scientific stuff ....just general bla bla

    • @tammyr3427
      @tammyr3427 3 года назад +3

      ❤🙏

    • @tammyr3427
      @tammyr3427 3 года назад +10

      My blood pressure has been going high for psdt 10 days,I have been very upset my poor daughter had miscarriage and I am trying to get my blood pressure down naturally. I calm down watching this dr.🙏👍

    • @mottbreland7441
      @mottbreland7441 3 года назад +4

      @@tammyr3427 It’s all in the GUT!!! Acidic foods cause inflammation in your body and Alkaline foods heals your body. Check out the Alkaline and Acidic food Chart List and I guarantee you’ll see a change in your health!! Ground Flaxseed are great for lowering bloodpressure about 10 percent!! You can sprinkle it your shakes smoothies juices or whatever u eat ! Stay strong and I hope u get to feeling better. God bless you

  • @robinspear7895
    @robinspear7895 3 года назад +448

    Doctors like this are a treasure! We need more like him!

    • @jackie7216
      @jackie7216 3 года назад +6

      The best explanation that I have heard. Thank you.

    • @andy-the-gardener
      @andy-the-gardener 2 года назад +5

      hmm do we though. 'intelligent' doctors might not be as good for big pharma profits which is what a heath system is for

    • @JohnSRay-en7pi
      @JohnSRay-en7pi 2 года назад +3

      @@andy-the-gardener yes find the cause !!!!!!!!!! stressed out at work is the cause

    • @binagarten4667
      @binagarten4667 2 года назад

      Alas these are the very people the white people complain about and allow frudsters like Mohammed Farah entry because he adds Gold medals to Team GB.

  • @fembot521
    @fembot521 3 года назад +571

    My blood pressure is high due to grief. My husband died suddenly, two months ago leaving me with two small kids. My diet is impeccable. Stress is a bad thing.

    • @verdun8481
      @verdun8481 3 года назад +38

      FemBot I'm sorry about your husband I know what are you going through I lost my dad one month ago.

    • @carolgiangreco6548
      @carolgiangreco6548 3 года назад +46

      Much sympathy and blessings to you and your children. It's difficult to handle such a loss, especially with young ones to look after. I pray that you have support and help and wish you godspeed.

    • @gedman9527
      @gedman9527 3 года назад +19

      Yes I agree , it manifests in the body , hope your doing well xx

    • @smilingdog54
      @smilingdog54 3 года назад +56

      I am so sorry for your loss! My husband also died when we had 2 children at home. Remember you are stronger than you think! I will be praying for you!

    • @GygaxGirl
      @GygaxGirl 3 года назад +24

      Hugs and prayers

  • @sissi8610
    @sissi8610 Год назад +82

    Spot on! Thank you! Luckily I don't let doctors scare me into taking meds. Found out Monday mine was 200/120, he said I need meds. I said no. Bought a BP meter from the Chemist, stopped drinking booze for 3 days, and it was 160/98. Went back to the doctor, and he confirmed the low reading with his own measuring device. So, I am going to stop drinking, and do intermittent fasting, because apparently I am now on the low end of Diabetes. I will turn that around also. Bad lifestyle got me there, so it makes sense that a good life style will reverse these readings. Thanks again for this video. Glad there are doctors like you out there. So helpful!

    • @adams115
      @adams115 Год назад +4

      Booze kills, glad you figured it out before it was too late

    • @diana7676
      @diana7676 Год назад +1

      Hope you don’t stroke

    • @sissi8610
      @sissi8610 Год назад +7

      @@diana7676 Well, the blood pressure went down very quickly to fairly normal, I keep a daily record. The doctor is amazed. I am not, because I know it was the booze. Starting to swim also makes a huge different to my daily BP measurements. And doing a 7 day water fast, that was amazing.

    • @roseofsharon7551
      @roseofsharon7551 Год назад +5

      @@sissi8610good for you! So many doctors complain that their patients don’t listen to them and change their lifestyle - I think they assume most patients won’t exercise discipline and so they push meds instead.

    • @Thats_Right80
      @Thats_Right80 Год назад

      @@sissi8610 Could u tell us more about the water fast. What exactly did u do??

  • @rajasekaranraja5769
    @rajasekaranraja5769 3 года назад +110

    We all need positive doctors like you, instead of doctors who put fear in you.

    • @Raminakai
      @Raminakai 3 года назад +1

      Or shame...

    • @nolanaldridge429
      @nolanaldridge429 3 года назад +2

      he aint after the money your doctor is

    • @jayneweaver8695
      @jayneweaver8695 2 года назад +2

      and don't solve the issue!

    • @stephen3654
      @stephen3654 2 года назад

      My nurse didn't even seem to care, she just mentioned it was high, she never even logged it on the system, which I find weird.

    • @daphneraven6745
      @daphneraven6745 2 года назад +1

      @@nolanaldridge429 : Under the British medical system, doctors get paid regardless. They don’t need to inflate costs or come up with expensive diagnoses. They get paid either way.

  • @heathertackett7956
    @heathertackett7956 3 года назад +162

    I pretty much love you! Every time my doctor manages to scare the life out of me, I come here and realize I'm going to live!

    • @hyacinthdawson6284
      @hyacinthdawson6284 3 года назад

      My pressure all ways high I do not take my pills e very day my pressure all way high wat can I do.

    • @AlmaWells
      @AlmaWells 3 года назад +7

      @@hyacinthdawson6284 - smoke marijuana cigarettes !
      Marijuana opens the arteries, and lowers high blood pressure !
      The American government is destroying America, because America was sold to the enemies of America !!!!!!
      The destruction of America, is causing many people to have high blood pressure, because of the anger, of losing America !!!!!!

    • @chandakale5199
      @chandakale5199 3 года назад

      U is
      Ol

  • @Camilamedici
    @Camilamedici Год назад +61

    You are amazing! My husband went through this and it’s been so hard since the diagnosis of high blood pressure (which is probably just white coat syndrome). You are the best doctor I have ever come across: knowledgeable, calming, kind, compassionate and extremely informative. My husband and I wish we could move from NY to York so you could be his doctor.

  • @TrudySSilva
    @TrudySSilva 5 лет назад +262

    No other Dr. has explained about BP so well. Thank you very much.

    • @slee2695
      @slee2695 5 лет назад +2

      Dr. Ken Berry also has a good video

    • @deannajan25
      @deannajan25 5 лет назад +4

      Dr John Bergman on blood pressure is excellent.

  • @sodthong
    @sodthong 5 лет назад +332

    I gave up going to see a GP over ten years ago, and never been ill since. All they ever wanted to do was find an excuse to throw meds down my throat...

    • @michaelflack3144
      @michaelflack3144 4 года назад +13

      Right on I feel the same way

    • @raulgutierrez5920
      @raulgutierrez5920 4 года назад +12

      I agree👍👍

    • @bbrucet3
      @bbrucet3 4 года назад +9

      You just wrote one of the dumbest things I've ever read. Stay on top of your health brother! If you have HBP maybe you need to start exercising? While pills aren't always the solution, something else may indeed be wrong.

    • @raulgutierrez5920
      @raulgutierrez5920 4 года назад +1

      @@bbrucet3 🤔👍👍👍👍right on!!

    • @mr.riskrisk9171
      @mr.riskrisk9171 3 года назад +22

      I normally don’t have HBP, but, yesterday I had a headache, and my wife suggested measuring my blood pressure? It turned out to be 185/95. We got all excited, and went to the doctor right away. They measured it to be 145/75? Then they gave me some medications. The doctor didn’t ask me any damn thing about my life style, or suggested reducing salt or increasing walking, ....I lost respect to all freaking doctors.

  • @roberrrisk177
    @roberrrisk177 2 года назад +239

    As a tutor in Medicine I would say this an absolutely excellent exposition on blood pressure result interpretation. Grateful for his time in producing these videos.

    • @bettyschwartz3932
      @bettyschwartz3932 Год назад +11

      Fantastic presentation. Helps to have these health subjects explained so clearly. Thanks a lot.

    • @junewray8384
      @junewray8384 Год назад +1

      Thank you thank you thank you ...they also need to check meds your on that can increase your bp.
      Iv just learnt about PPI'S I had been on these for yrs before BP treatment ..im now weaning myself of PPI because i cannot get my BP staple ..any help advice welcome

    • @jaiwantgill4697
      @jaiwantgill4697 Год назад

      Excellent. I have protein in my urine but my kidney tests r ok. what should I do I am from India.sir.

  • @caper770
    @caper770 Год назад +15

    This guy is spot on. It exactly happened the way he explained it with my doctor's visit. So as the dr was completely numb in giving any advice except when he took my money, I had to figure out what to do. I started walking, try to cut out sugar and salt, and started eating more healthy foods. After a week my figures are starting to come down

  • @beatrcebempong455
    @beatrcebempong455 5 лет назад +343

    This is an honest doctor. Blessings

    • @desmond172
      @desmond172 4 года назад +7

      Yelahh!!!! Totally agreed!!!

    • @Isaac-loI
      @Isaac-loI 4 года назад

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    • @marygrech7644
      @marygrech7644 4 года назад

      What doze the doctor looks got to do with your lust

    • @peggymicsky8607
      @peggymicsky8607 3 года назад

      If he wasn't honest, how would you know?

    • @peggymicsky8607
      @peggymicsky8607 3 года назад

      @@marygrech7644 EVERYTHING!

  • @educationismust109
    @educationismust109 3 года назад +64

    God bless you Dear Sanjay
    You are not a doctor *YOU ARE FAR BETTER THAN DOCTORS* 💪👍

  • @rob4n12
    @rob4n12 4 года назад +196

    What we need is 1 million more doctors just like you! Excellent presentation doctor ! thank you 🙏🏼

    • @binagarten4667
      @binagarten4667 2 года назад +2

      But you will note in the Media Indian men are never shown, only their women, in adverts, even when cooking you will have a Black chef, and Italian chef, and Irish Chef, a Russian Chef, Au Aussie Chef, a Kiwi Chef, making Indian food. Indian males are persona non grata in this country. watch the BBC and you will see over 82 Indian women, and the ITV are even worse to every 1 Indian presenter. Yet the Indian males (Hindu and Sikh) are the ones who amalgamate and integrate. But they are never shown. They want the women, the food, the Yoga, Culture but not the Indian male! Thats the reality. After the BLM and death of Floyd the Brits and media will bend over backwards to have blacks everywhere over 180 Indian males have died but this has never been exposed and because Hindu and Sikhs do not become violent or pander to the media these are the forgotten!

  • @davidmead6337
    @davidmead6337 2 года назад +34

    Have found this at a late date but presume that you are still up to date. I am a retired G.P. and have always attempted to look for causes of disease rather than just the signs of disease. Since retirement in the NHS I have focussed on psychotherapy/ mentoring and the physical effects of life style and cultural habits which lead to physical damage. It is a breath of fresh air to hear your analysis which I fully agree with. It is time that medicine is taught in a more holistic way including all of the nitty gritty of our physical machine as well the fundamentals of our external impacts. The individual is a part of a wider whole.

  • @carriearends6892
    @carriearends6892 5 лет назад +244

    Yes the World Does Need more Persons In Medicine like this Dr.

    • @nikos-giorgos
      @nikos-giorgos 5 лет назад +1

      @JazznUup Well, he didn't say he wasn't a Dr either...

    • @pavipatil007
      @pavipatil007 4 года назад

      I personally need such doctor

  • @chessmad26
    @chessmad26 4 года назад +260

    This man is brilliant! His videos help reduce fear and worry about health, and point people in the direction of helping themselves!

    • @SariShares
      @SariShares 3 года назад +7

      Yes! I’m thrilled to have found him!! I’m currently going through a BP lowering situation ordered by my doctor. I’m taking my BP twice daily as he increased my meds and my numbers are all over the board. I feel so much better and less anxious after this video. He’s “just what the doctor ordered” lol

    • @Dibbydonut01
      @Dibbydonut01 3 года назад +5

      Dr Gupta is amazing, 10 minutes of listening to him and his easy explanation of high bp really eases my anxiety, I have been on a suppressed dose of thyroxine for 21 years which I've recently found out can elevate bp 🤤 hello, why didn't my GP know that !

    • @danielsanford4109
      @danielsanford4109 3 года назад +6

      He is an honest, skilled man whom I respect greatly.

    • @lindadurrant43
      @lindadurrant43 3 года назад +2

      I dont drink or smoke but, im physically disabled with spina bifida. I had my bp done last week it was 180/49 i dont eat too much salt and never have it on food so what could be up

    • @wendywilson1736
      @wendywilson1736 3 года назад +2

      Thank you! Sure wish the doctors around here thought the way you do, doctor, about investigating it further, than just ripping off a sheet from Rx pad.
      Seems the drs, and some NPs, at the med school where my dr is, has the BP taken as soon as you walk into the room! LPN sets the machine to take it twice in a row within a couple minutes, then leaves the room. I have been over and over about this with them about letting me sit for awhile before taking it. They claim it doesn't matter. I have read that it does. Also, Not to have our legs crossed, but have feet flat on the floor, and have arm supported, and not hanging down. I have checked it at home, and when I did those steps, my readings were lower. When I did them at the dr office last few times, they were amazed that my BP was lower. I told them about the position to take the BP correctly, and they just scoffed, claimed they had nothing to do with it!!
      So, they are Not assuring their help staff is instructing patients how to sit properly, they leave the room, and then if someone's BP is higher, they push BP meds?!? I see some weird pattern, here. Kickbacks? They have denied kickbacks. I still suspect, otherwise, they would be interested in taking the BP correctly!!
      And yes, they want me to take those meds. I have refused them. They are so darn obsessed by the BP readings, but not interested in it being taken correctly. And not interested in anything else but meds for it. And they are at a medical school.🙄🤔🤨

  • @lindamcleary6526
    @lindamcleary6526 4 года назад +170

    I’ve watched a few of your blood pressure helps and you totally take the fear away a few months ago I watched one of yours shows because I was having side effects from my blood pressure pill I was dizziness I could stand in the store and I was gonna pass out never got that until I took this pill so I listen to more shows I started drinking hibiscus tea lost some weight started taking aged garlic One magnesium before I went to bed I worked with my doctor ate better I completely did not realize the junk I was eating and the sodium I was taking in what a difference for now my blood pressure is normal off pills please anyone out there do your own research do not come off your medicine without doctors helping but this was two months ago and that’s how fast I’ve changed my lifestyle but worked with my doctor but I want to thank you again because you are the only doctor that brought all understanding down to my level and I know you’re a doctor that just doesn’t throw people on pills please never stop doing these shows your must be helping hundreds you’re one of a kind may many blessings come your way

    • @hassanellerbee6270
      @hassanellerbee6270 3 года назад +3

      What was your diet

    • @cheryladalmas7632
      @cheryladalmas7632 3 года назад

      KkkkmmmkkkkkkkkkkkkkkYq

    • @normacortes5574
      @normacortes5574 3 года назад +8

      I developed high blood pressure when I hit menopause. I was only sleeping 3 hours a night for 3 years.

    • @KCCAT5
      @KCCAT5 3 года назад +1

      My friend was taking a blood pressure pill and I don't know the name of it but it caused her to pass out and break her leg

    • @sturejarl937
      @sturejarl937 3 года назад

      O

  • @meekoosh
    @meekoosh Год назад +85

    Love the focus on root causes. This is so lacking in our medical protocols these days. It’s ok to put people on meds to prevent major injury but the goal should be to find a way to get off them if possible

    • @teresashoot999
      @teresashoot999 Год назад

      Drs don’t care about the root causes of health problems anymore. They just want to push you through for more $. More kick backs from drug company’s. More $ for them

    • @television1952
      @television1952 Год назад

      The object sadly is to get you on meds for life & that's the reality of big Pharma and commission for Dr's .

    • @cheryl2675
      @cheryl2675 4 месяца назад

      1000%

  • @sherryamanpour1531
    @sherryamanpour1531 3 года назад +36

    My late father was a physician and always told us stay away from stress and doctors..you will live to 200..never forgot that advice and so far it has worked brilliantly...

  • @jesusislord2457
    @jesusislord2457 5 лет назад +128

    Finally! A doctor who isn't pushing pills whether we need them or not!
    Thank you!

  • @viksteele
    @viksteele 4 года назад +97

    Great Video! Anectdote: Went to see doctor, took bp, 140ish/90ish, Did not ask me anything about my lifestyle, diet, sleep, exercise, etc.. 6'3" 185lbs, probably single digit body fat, deadlift 350lbs, bench 200, can run a 8 minute mile, eat lots of veggies, fruit, almost no processed food, don't smoke, don't drink, Isleep 8..5 hrs a day, explained how I loathe hospitals and that I was fasting and had a half cup of black coffee 30 min. earlier on empty stomach.
    She then proceeded to tell me I have high blood pressure with the obligatory dire consequences and to think about taking meds. I literally laughed out loud at her. Incredible!

    • @carlcolvin8320
      @carlcolvin8320 3 года назад +11

      Same here my Doc prescribed me high blood pressure medication I read the side effects and my response was hell no I am not taking that garbage. I have an intense workout routine. I do a drop set of 5 sets of 4 at 195 lbs 5sets of 5 reps at 180 lbs and 5 sets of 10 at 125 lbs wide grip . I am 62 I speed walk at 3.3 to 3.5 mph I do 2 miles under 37 minutes.

  • @elizabethdean0187
    @elizabethdean0187 Год назад +27

    Well described and explained as always. Your patients are privileged to have you as their health coach. Professor-Elizabeth

  • @harryolupitan5503
    @harryolupitan5503 3 года назад +80

    How I wish all doctors are trained in this kind of approach to health care. This is what I would call a holistic, humanistic and conscientious approach, and on the soft side of money making.
    Thanks Doc, God bless.

    • @ericmorit8147
      @ericmorit8147 3 года назад +4

      The doctors should treat first the causes of having a blood pressure not the blood pressure itself.

  • @KimberlySmith-zk8be
    @KimberlySmith-zk8be 3 года назад +78

    I've never heard a doctor like this in my life. He is very intelligent and knows what hes talking about. Too bad we don't have more like him!!! Thank you for your expert advice your videos has helped me more than you can possibly imagine!!!

  • @HAVOC63
    @HAVOC63 2 года назад +130

    We need more doctors like you, it’s really rare to find someone with that kind of “honesty” knowledge.

    • @valerieobrien5521
      @valerieobrien5521 2 года назад +2

      He has a lovely personality, optimistic and sensible outlook Mon health ! I too am worried about my doctor's attitude about blood pressure. The tablets I have been prescribed has totally messed up my health, my metabolism and circulation. I wish doctors would have this i individual attitude to patients instead of their uniform idea of what a patient should be regarding their blood pressure. etc.
      This doctor's intelligent outlook is unique. We definitely need more like him !

    • @reginaldstroud1123
      @reginaldstroud1123 2 года назад +2

      Rare indeed.

    • @Sweetcheeks168
      @Sweetcheeks168 2 года назад +1

      I wish he was my Doctor,

  • @CeliaScott-pu5js
    @CeliaScott-pu5js 8 месяцев назад +4

    I’m sitting here crying because I wish I could find a doctor that is so compassionate as you and cares about people’s health instead just another number. For months I’ve been complaining about symptoms that were associated with heart disease and finally was sent to have a angioplasty and had to have two stents in my LDL. I’m 80 years old and always been very active until this past year. Hopefully this will get me back to feeling better.

  • @debyahysrael8264
    @debyahysrael8264 4 года назад +702

    Just the thought of seeing a doctor causes my blood pressure to go up.

    • @janmuhammad225
      @janmuhammad225 4 года назад +14

      True in medical term it is called. White coat phenamenon

    • @naginurlan6542
      @naginurlan6542 4 года назад +17

      same with me :-( Its not even about white coat but just thought of seeng the equipment! i am getting very sensetive and emotional hence my problem with hight pressure (

    • @TheEmerald523
      @TheEmerald523 3 года назад +2

      @@naginurlan6542Yes, That’s me...😩

    • @GraceDollesin
      @GraceDollesin 3 года назад +2

      @@naginurlan6542 lol! Me too!

    • @ianwood7482
      @ianwood7482 3 года назад +1

      Yup..

  • @JohannnesBrahms
    @JohannnesBrahms 5 лет назад +283

    Oh my! what a delight it is to hear you talk about medical issues and share your clear thinking and wise medical advice. You are obviously a centered being who feels love and compassion for those who are dealing with medical problems that sometimes seem overwhelming. You are a gift to us all. Your presence here, so close and yet so distant, is greatly appreciated. Much thanks.

    • @marianelasalvadormarianela4792
      @marianelasalvadormarianela4792 5 лет назад +14

      I agree with you.

    • @dosto1685
      @dosto1685 5 лет назад +9

      You explained it so well

    • @brianharris4275
      @brianharris4275 5 лет назад +1

      If you go for a Commercial drivers licenses you only get 2 shots at It if you fail -- no job which in itself Jack's yo through the roof. And you cant go to your doctor who knows you the GOVT picks a tech who could care less .This came in under Obama administration officials in2014 .Puts lots of healthy drivers on medicine which was maybe the idea! You dont get a chance to change your lifestyle but are put on dangerous medicine for life. Making Healthy people patients!

    • @brianharris4275
      @brianharris4275 5 лет назад +1

      @Financialiteracy yea when Obama took over the Govt went nuts on professional drivers 2014

    • @zogzog1063
      @zogzog1063 5 лет назад

      How old are you??

  • @savage_the_wild
    @savage_the_wild 2 года назад +95

    Felt like he was talking directly to me. I needed this more than I realized. Especially with the anxiety and just constantly worrying about my HBP.

    • @amarshmuseconcepta6197
      @amarshmuseconcepta6197 2 года назад +2

      🎯/Ditto
      And me...
      Glad I found:))👍

    • @mariebussinger6565
      @mariebussinger6565 2 года назад +3

      I just went through this after an ER visit for feeling weird. Of course BP was a little high. Subsequent Dr. visit had me buying a cuff, checking myself daily for 2 weeks with 2 more office visits.

    • @savage_the_wild
      @savage_the_wild 2 года назад

      @@mariebussinger6565 have you seen improvement?

    • @mariebussinger6565
      @mariebussinger6565 2 года назад +2

      @@savage_the_wild yes but I'm on meds. What big pharma wants.

    • @savage_the_wild
      @savage_the_wild 2 года назад

      @@mariebussinger6565 I did HBP meds for the first 30 days and I took myself off. I dont add salt to any meals, intermittent fasting, and exercise and it's done me alot of good. I've just recently started breathing exercises at night before bed as well. Lowers my resting heart rate and BP. If you haven't already, look up Dr. Eric Berg here on RUclips. He has tons of great videos on health and doesn't push medications at all. He's helped me out a ton in the past year.

  • @touniekeopraseuth4364
    @touniekeopraseuth4364 Год назад +49

    Dr Gupta is an amazing human being. His dedication and efforts to educate us are greatly appreciated and admirable. Thank you so much.

  • @HburgMMAInstitute
    @HburgMMAInstitute 3 года назад +115

    44 year old male dealing with hypertension my entire adult life. After hearing your explanation, seems like finding answers to these questions would standard for a cardiologist. I've never heard anything like this...ever. Thank you for addressing these things, and I'm so grateful to have been able to watch it. Thank you so much! Safe travels, wish I could treat you to a coffee during your visit. Be sure to let us know if you ever visit DC!

    • @Lyddiebits
      @Lyddiebits 3 года назад +2

      Did you see a cardiologist tho?? I just saw my regular family doctor, 15 years ago...when I was 33. I went through a very stressful event and got hbp as a result, 15 years later, I still have it and have been on meds.

    • @TH-eb5ro
      @TH-eb5ro 2 года назад +1

      @@Lyddiebits Please read my comment and look for answers. Best to you.

  • @goinggaga4ladygaga
    @goinggaga4ladygaga 4 года назад +47

    I have found way more information about my health, treatments, risks and how to address these issues from RUclips than I have ever received going to a dr.
    I always feel like I’m being rushed out the door before I even sit down.

  • @voiceofinsight5811
    @voiceofinsight5811 2 года назад +206

    Since I was 25 I was told I have a 'high' blood pressure, did not fancy myself taking life time anti-hypertensives, I ignored it and moved on with my life. 20 years on, no kidney issues, no vision issues (in fact still better than 20/20) and no other issues. Yes, this doctor is right, normal blood pressure seems to be different for everyone, you have to find it for you.

    • @franniebanani6532
      @franniebanani6532 2 года назад

      Lose weight fatso

    • @livinginflow333
      @livinginflow333 2 года назад +12

      I was similarly told at 20 I had hypertension. (What were your numbers?) I didn't want to be on meds either! Kidneys were checked as I was slim and young they thought I had kidney damage. Everything was fine. I always felt fine. My numbers were very high though... like 200s over 120s. I took the meds till they run out and then was always slack being young and didn't keep a check on it. Every pregnancy they of course put me on meds. Now in my 40s I stay on meds as I know the risk. ☹️

    • @TheBo9263
      @TheBo9263 2 года назад +29

      @@livinginflow333 you can eat fruits and veggie and low salt foods. Walk for 30 mins a day and you can stop meds. I did the same thing. Hope this helps

    • @gloriamaryhaywood2217
      @gloriamaryhaywood2217 2 года назад +3

      ​@@livinginflow333 Good Night! Those are verry high numbers!😐 Yep, it's probably best to stay on your meds since you are getting older.💜

    • @LakshmananLM
      @LakshmananLM 2 года назад +5

      I ignored good medical advice till a few months ago, I had a haemorrhage in te eye. Now I'm on meds and injections in the eye. Heart muscles also thickened. So, yeah.

  • @plramirez2449
    @plramirez2449 Год назад +7

    THANK YOU! Finally someone who looks at the whole picture and lifestyle who doesn't just automatically diagnose by a "number"! Wish i was in your area, you explained that very candidly and articulately. More people should watch your channel

  • @ReapingtheHarvestCC
    @ReapingtheHarvestCC 3 года назад +90

    This has helped me so much! My dr put me on medication at age 18 but never did a 24 hour evaluation. I'm now 56 and still on medication that I don't believe I need. I notice my pressure is higher in the office than at home. Everytime I hear that blood pressure machine come on I get anxious and I know that's one of the reasons why, so thank you so much for this. I'm ready to get off of this medication!!

    • @verdun8481
      @verdun8481 3 года назад

      Hi what kind of medicine you taking for for blood pressure?

    • @ReapingtheHarvestCC
      @ReapingtheHarvestCC 3 года назад

      @@verdun8481 Losartan, Atenolol and HCTZ

    • @ReapingtheHarvestCC
      @ReapingtheHarvestCC 3 года назад

      Why?

    • @gloriamaryhaywood2217
      @gloriamaryhaywood2217 3 года назад +5

      @@ReapingtheHarvestCC Why are you taking 3 different BP medications?🤔 How high does your BP go without medication?

    • @pash9956
      @pash9956 3 года назад +1

      Do it!♡

  • @brianmason9361
    @brianmason9361 2 года назад +192

    The thing that makes my BP go up is getting my blood pressure reading taken. 160/90 in the office. Average BP in the hospital over a 24-hour period 130/78. He's right!

    • @wingabouts
      @wingabouts 2 года назад +12

      My arm has so much pain, REAL PAIN, from the cuff tightening that I can feel my heart racing when the assistant just reaches for the machine. 😢 So yeah, my numbers are high, every time. I always refuse the meds. I feel like it is probably normal otherwise, or at least close enough.

    • @leoniemercer7748
      @leoniemercer7748 2 года назад +10

      Hi. I was told by my Dr that I get "white coat" blood pressure. That is, it's high when I'm seeing the doctor. I said it makes sense because I only visit when I'm sick. At home, when I'm well, it's normal.

    • @2manycatsforadime
      @2manycatsforadime 2 года назад +4

      Next time in the office prior to having the BP done relax, and in slow succession take deep breaths and slowly exhale all the way. Do this calmly 10 times then have them take your BP. It will be your normal BP of 130/78 or slightly lower.

    • @JudyCerda
      @JudyCerda 2 года назад +3

      @@BlackWolfSpirit That is great. I go to Kaiser and the arm band always pinches and hurts. It's important to tell them to loosen up the cuff or the reading will always be too high. The way your doctor does it sounds much better.

    • @JudyCerda
      @JudyCerda 2 года назад +2

      @@wingabouts I go through the same thing.

  • @LoudValves
    @LoudValves 5 лет назад +176

    just watching and listening to you Sanjay lowers my blood pressure ... :)

  • @lachu-72
    @lachu-72 Год назад +25

    This video just showed up and I was happy I watched it. After 2 very stressful years with no other lifestyle issues ( no etoh, no smoking, 87 lbs at the time) I wound up with PVC and HTN. I’m a healthcare worker and was mandated to get Covid vaccines or get fired, my 11 year relationship ended, and then my mother who was 79 got a new dx of cancer requiring a BTK amputation despite treatments. This left me with stress induced hypertension and despite years of meditation practice I have not been able to adequately get it down to what it was prior. So now I’m on medication. My goal is to get off of it. Thank you for this video. If I look at a BP monitor my BP goes up! I know I have to do better with more exercise and less work and stress. Stress makes us sick in body mind and spirit. Thanks for the reassurance even from 3 year old video!👍🏽☺️

    • @michellev.8739
      @michellev.8739 Год назад +2

      I was recently diagnosed with PVC and stress, induced high blood pressure. I’ve kind of avoided medication I’m not crazy about going on a beta blocker I’m trying to do all kinds of different home supplementation to reduce the stress, reduce adrenaline cortisol levels and hopefully get more balanced. how are you doing on your medication medication

    • @lachu-72
      @lachu-72 Год назад +3

      @@michellev.8739 thank you for posting. I’m using a supplement intermittently with the bp med. I don’t like the statin so I’m taking niacin. I’m off of caffeine so I fo miss that. But it’s better then the weird feeling of those PVC. I agree reducing adrenal cortisol is good. I’ve reduced my stress load for sure. Now I need to increase my activity. 🏃🏽‍♀️🧘‍♂️

    • @dorissharp2206
      @dorissharp2206 8 месяцев назад

      THIS IS ME TOO!! I HAVE EXTREME ANXIETY FROM TAKING MY OWN BLOOD PRESSURE NOW!! I USE TO BE ABLE TO TAKE MINE BUT FOR SOME REASON I CAN'T CALM DOWN! I'M DRIVING MYSELF CRAZY!!!

  • @marthaterry4132
    @marthaterry4132 3 года назад +126

    My thought is that many doctors are willing to give you a pill to correct your blood pressure because it is easier to do that than to convince you to change your diet to improve your health. Once I understood this I changed my attitude and started asking the Doc for remedies that did not include medication.

    • @Gypsygirl9
      @Gypsygirl9 3 года назад +7

      And..did that doctor actually provide advice that was not RX?

    • @pash9956
      @pash9956 3 года назад +10

      Thats when they pretty much lose interest in you.

    • @whydoeknow3563
      @whydoeknow3563 3 года назад +1

      You are smart and a smarter patient! 👍

    • @janchapman3746
      @janchapman3746 3 года назад +1

      Yay. Excellent. Excellent. Excellent. Amen. Love you all. May hod bless. Yep. Me to. If i. Die it will be from natural causes to. How can a low income poor perdon eat all organic foods and organic meats. This is me. Yep. The doctors and the food industry pills etc
      Is a money making racket for sure. I certainly try to change my diet. But how can i. On low income. We all should be able to fix or prepare any food we all love to eat. Where.s the beef. Chicken. Pork bacon and pork chops etc. All org a nic. Wow. I need some help here. We all cant live on salad alone. Or juices. Milk. Etc. Im lost. Thank you. Love you all. Keep on keepin on. Pray to jesus for help with everything including all the food to. Thank jesus daily for what we have today cuz tomorrow may never come. Thank jesus for what he did on the cross for.us all. Oh. Before i forget. I ask my doctor can you write me a long perscription. She said for what. I said. All organic foods meats salads dressings fish cooking oils and what resturaunt do you eat at. That is reasonable priced. How much is your grocery bill weekly and what do you eat and what store do you shop at. That way when we all can change our diets we wont need to worry about the eating habits of measuring 4 oz. Of this and that. Our. Stomachs can only hold so much food anyway. But depriving pople of the food they was rsised on and love. Thats pretty bad. Food should never be taken away from anyone. This is our bodies to feed for our lives to live. Our life to live that jesus gave us to explore the beauty and greatness of this land he provided for all of us. When we have our health we have everything. As i told my. Doctor again. The food keeps all of us alive and organic water to. Skip the faucet filter thing. Thats no good. Now it sure would be nice or super great if. All the doctors would be food doctors instead of pill poping doctors. We all would live longer and you all can make more money than ever. Then we all get our check ups with a clean bill of health. Now if we break a leg arm or need surgery of any kind. I dont know. But some kind of healing leaves from a forest to heal the body of. Whatever the surgery is. And the broken part would heal. Maybe a week or less. No pain whatsoever at anytime. Then all doctors would. Be blessd in a very special way. All doctors suppose to help save lives not kill people. Jesus does the healing. The doctors is given the brains to do the surgeries etc. With the knowledge they are gifted with. They are a servant to jesus this w a y. So my doctor was very speachless and she didnt say a word other than besure to get your. C.vaxx shot at walgreens and set appt. For your mammogram and see you in february. I said thank you. I took my mammogram got the letter and i was negative. No problems. Love you all. I do pray for you all.may god bless.

    • @pash9956
      @pash9956 3 года назад

      @@janchapman3746 You are far more gifted than your doctor.😍

  • @paulcmata
    @paulcmata 4 года назад +74

    This is my first time to hear you, Dr. Sanjay. May there be more wise doctors like you. Thank you!

  • @jennymacallan9071
    @jennymacallan9071 5 лет назад +37

    "Is my blood pressure high for ME?" This makes perfect sense. Drug companies are behind the push for patients to be medicated before other measures are tried.

  • @carolinechapman3247
    @carolinechapman3247 Год назад +46

    Thanks for this video. For years I've had whitecoat syndrome. I had a continuous bp monitor earlier in the year and all was perfect. I went to the same gp yesterday and he freaked out again with my high bp in the office even though he had my continuous bp results in front of him. This cycle is causing great strain and actually starts to reinforce a problem that's not there. Appreciate your insights.

    • @tonimcdaniel9110
      @tonimcdaniel9110 11 месяцев назад +1

      This happens to me.Any visit to doctor number high,at home normal.I donot know what to do now.

    • @carolinechapman3247
      @carolinechapman3247 11 месяцев назад

      @@tonimcdaniel9110 I'm refusing to have my bp taken in the doctor's office. Problem solved!

  • @themassivecod
    @themassivecod 3 года назад +162

    This guy talks so much sense my doctor wanted to put me in pills without even discussing diet.
    My Blood pressure normal after 2 months on plant based food.

    • @karenhardie1132
      @karenhardie1132 3 года назад +19

      Doctors love to push pills. You keep coming back and they make money.

    • @jameskantor0459
      @jameskantor0459 3 года назад +1

      @themassivewcod. Let us know what your Triglycerides and HDL . Glad to hear you blood pressure is normal.

    • @lizmwafongo8467
      @lizmwafongo8467 3 года назад

      He is great

    • @tradeladder146
      @tradeladder146 3 года назад +2

      @@karenhardie1132 Not in The U.K. they dont.

    • @elingrome5853
      @elingrome5853 3 года назад +2

      @@tradeladder146 Hmm, not quite true im afraid...

  • @maryjoseph9894
    @maryjoseph9894 3 года назад +26

    Best doctor I have ever seen . We need more honest doctors like you. I’ve had the 24 hour reading machine not the most comfy especially when you are sleeping but the reading was lower than when I visit the health centre, well done doctor.

  • @PMAUSMedia
    @PMAUSMedia 2 года назад +18

    I TOTALLY AGREE WITH HIM‼️I was homeless, drinking randomly because of depression, not exercising regularly, stressing out about my situation, not walking for exercise, eating anything I could get (with no money) and did I mention STRESSING Daily?😖😞😩-Finally.. I cleansed my liver, began to leave sugar out of my diet, hydrating with water (only) exercising, changed to Himalayan Sea Salt, lemon and ginger warm water in the morning and relaxing deep breathing meditation daily. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INFORMATION. I share you with everyone!!!👍❤️🙏🏻

    • @bibijuman2683
      @bibijuman2683 2 года назад +2

      Very useful for me. I am experiencing high blood pressure presently. Thanks so mych for this info.

  • @lily_liya
    @lily_liya Год назад +15

    My cousin is an cardiologist too..He's my idol..You reminded me of him..Much love & respect ❤️

  • @sassysandie2865
    @sassysandie2865 5 лет назад +62

    Wow, this dr. actually uses common sense! Love this guy!

  • @daveyinparis1
    @daveyinparis1 2 года назад +202

    Good stuff Doc. My normal BP is 110/70 but when I visit my doctor the top reading has been as high as 133. I usually blame it on sitting in the waiting room. He 's not the least bit worried though and gives the same information as you. There should be more enlightened doctors like you guys around.

    • @ladychatelaine697
      @ladychatelaine697 2 года назад +16

      Your 'normal' BP sounds quite low to me...😕

    • @daveyinparis1
      @daveyinparis1 2 года назад +15

      @@ladychatelaine697 Hmmm...yes, perhaps. However, it's normal for me for the past 50 years. I guess most individuals have their own 'normal'. Enjoy!

    • @jeanster1000
      @jeanster1000 2 года назад

      Also white coat syndrome!

    • @jeanash9502
      @jeanash9502 2 года назад +9

      Thank you for this info. At 89 I thought I should just accept H BP

    • @yawos9024
      @yawos9024 2 года назад +2

      Same here!

  • @gunlokman
    @gunlokman 2 года назад +143

    This is an excellent video on this much discussed subject. However, there is something that the majority of healthcare professionals seem to ignore. As an ex-hydraulic engineer I know a lot about line pressure and what influences it. One thing that always increases line pressure is restricting the flow by say partially closing a valve or squashing the pipeline. This is exactly what happens when one's blood-pressure is measured in the conventional way by compressing an artery. The mere action of measuring the pressure therefore increases it!

    • @francesfisher795
      @francesfisher795 2 года назад +18

      I told my Dr. that the squeezing of my arm by the bp machine was increasing my bp. She acts as if I don't know what I'm talking about and won't refill my script unless I return to the office and get my bp taken again by the same bp machine!

    • @patagualianmostly7437
      @patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад +8

      I'm more an engineer than a doctor, John.... what you say makes perfect sense to me. I just assumed the BP machine took that into consideration!

    • @sheilawilliams8127
      @sheilawilliams8127 2 года назад +14

      Interesting! I refuse to accept that I have high blood pressure when I do everything possible to keep healthy. I exercise 5 days a week eat healthy foods most of the time.

    • @martahernandez9784
      @martahernandez9784 2 года назад +19

      Yes...the blood pressure machines squeeze my arm into agony. Of course blood pressure will rise.

    • @hanspbucher2067
      @hanspbucher2067 2 года назад +15

      Dr Gupta is phenomenal. I now understand clearly what’s going on
      Thank you so much Sir

  • @sandie4870
    @sandie4870 Год назад +8

    I don’t know how I ran into your video, but it came @ the perfect time and I needed to hear this. I just happened to be going through this same exact dilemma about my BP all of a sudden becoming high. In the past week, I had been having a migraine for like 6 days in a row, taking Advil & excedrin, but it would come back. So I couldn’t take it anymore and decided to go to an urgent care facility and my BP was 160! They gave me 2 Tylenol and a shot of Motrin in the arm and said go see your Dr. So I go to see an emergency cardiologist. My pressure was now 150 and 155 in the other arm. I told the Dr that I don’t want to be put on meds, we came to an agreement about making lifestyle changes. He leaves and comes back with a heart monitor, prescribes me a medication…does not tell me it’s a “BP medication” and wants me to come back in 2 weeks for a stress test. I took the medication, my migraine went away, but then I decided to look up what this medication was, (Metoprolol Tartrate). I did not know that it was a BP medication; this is not what we had agreed on and it said that it had to be taken for the rest of my life and that is not what I wanted to do. So I stopped taking them after 3 doses. I hope I’m not doing myself harm by stopping without consulting with him. This is a new Dr and doesn’t know anything about my health. I’m just hoping that with this heart monitor and the stress test, that he can get to the bottom of my issue and not have to prescribe me any BP medication.

  • @timetorock6987
    @timetorock6987 5 лет назад +22

    This doctor is so different from the ones we normally see in India. Truly learned and humane.

  • @K11rroL
    @K11rroL 3 года назад +16

    This is so true. Just knowing my blood pressure is going to be checked makes me nervous and raises my pressure.

  • @justanotheryoutuber1863
    @justanotheryoutuber1863 5 лет назад +51

    Ohhhh my gosh.. A well educated informed doctor who does not just want to administer life long medication straight away.
    Also a doctor who sees and understands that every indervidual is just that.. Diffrent from the next
    140 over 90 may be high for Bob but normal for Betty so to speak
    I love your video and have now subscribed my friend

    • @bryanauer
      @bryanauer 4 года назад +2

      just another youtuber totally! Was so. Messed to hear him! He is like the voice of reason in a cesspool of doctors who just want to give pills

  • @edwardlangton5302
    @edwardlangton5302 2 года назад +57

    Thank you Doctor … I am truly grateful to you for taking the time to explain the issue of High Blood Pressure. Your style of presentation is truly very professional and made me feel very comfortable.
    I am in the age group (63) that needs to be more attentive to daily routine and lifestyle, I have taken note of all your suggestions.

  • @rickfromsf59
    @rickfromsf59 5 лет назад +57

    I just love, love, love this doctor. Everytime my imagination goes wild about my blood pressure, Dr. Gupta brings me back down to earth. I cannot thank you ENOUGH.

  • @southernroots2229
    @southernroots2229 4 года назад +81

    Love hearing what truly makes sense. This world needs more Dr.’s like you!!!!!

  • @lessoufi
    @lessoufi 3 года назад +7

    Thank God a doctor that is all about helping people and not a pay check and putting every patient on pills. God bless you. Wish there was more real doctors out there

  • @ellapresley8634
    @ellapresley8634 Год назад +1

    Thank you Dr. Gupta. I will confront my doctor with these questions simply because "I eat a healthy "plant-based" diet, I don't drink or smoke, I don't have a busy life style and I do monitor my BP at home!

  • @r.c.7762
    @r.c.7762 5 лет назад +38

    Hello Dr, as a nurse, I would say this video is so informative, thank you.

  • @colinspencer2205
    @colinspencer2205 2 года назад +88

    Great to hear a common sense explanation. My previous GP demonstrated that my first blood pressure test at a visit was high, but he chatted for ten minutes, checked it again and it had dropped from 160 + to around 150. After chatting for another ten minutes he did a third check and it had dropped to low 140s. He convinced me that there was nothing to worry about. Currently, the new GP is checking every week and trying hard to get a steady low figure below 140 with pills. I sense that this is not a good idea, and I appreciate your assurance.

    • @patagualianmostly7437
      @patagualianmostly7437 2 года назад +12

      Well Colin...you had an exceptional "previous" doctor..... most are content with a 5 minute, at best, consultation....a prescription & out you go.
      Pills are not automatically the way forward. As this chap says: "Find the cause" . Makes sense to me.

    • @soulmusic475
      @soulmusic475 2 года назад +5

      Not all dr's do a second check, some are just here 4💲💲, honestly there's really good dr's out there who truly has out going concern 4 others👏
      Shalom Beloved🌿

    • @loveyourtime4143
      @loveyourtime4143 2 года назад

      @@patagualianmostly7437 well said

    •  2 года назад +2

      @@soulmusic475 yeah min keeps trying to put me on diabetic meds. Was diagnosed with type 2 and in 3 months brought it down to pre-diabetes. Changed my diet. Now I'm exercising again...stopped for 2 years. Let's see if that drops my diabetes number lower. It has dropped my BP to 115-127/76-87

    • @elliegabriella9784
      @elliegabriella9784 Год назад

      ​@any updates sie❤🎉😊

  • @vidsoodeen8785
    @vidsoodeen8785 2 года назад +15

    Oh my goodness. Quite charming, eloquent and intelligent! This doctor is exactly what every Doctor should endeavour to be.

  • @polymathematics5837
    @polymathematics5837 Год назад +9

    This was the best overview of BP have heard to date and I really appreciate that you shared it with all of us.
    What I liked the best was explaining the factors of why blood pressure increases, for instance the heart needing to pump more blood to feed the fat cells in an overweight person. For me visualizing the reason for a problem is key and you've done that for us here.
    Thank you so much Dr. Gupta and I look forward to more of your fantastic videos! BTW you just gained a new subscriber today!

  • @shawshank6015
    @shawshank6015 5 лет назад +55

    I can barely get the doctor to look at me when I’m sitting in front of him/her, they talk to me while looking & typing on their computer, I answer while they still looking at the computer, would like to ask them these questions if they even gave me the time 😏 leave there confused 😐 I get more out of watching your channel I learn more, and then I go research how to help myself holistically, it’s working, Thank you for taking the time making these videos, most docs only interested in bums on seats, they not interested in you as an individual, and it’s great to see that many people are learning to take their health into their own hand, yes get the diagnosis from him then go figure what’s going to work for you

    • @ninettesmith2560
      @ninettesmith2560 5 лет назад +6

      Rose Marchant you need to look for a new Dr. Use pauses when speaking to the Dr. pause when he/she is looking away and start the conversation when eye contact is made. They will soon pick up on your queues. Then add something like I’m just making sure your getting everything noted correctly because if you go over their notes you will see they don’t always include all the signs and symptoms you describe. I had that issue before.

    • @lindahandley5267
      @lindahandley5267 4 года назад

      @Shaw, I had to look twice to see if I wrote this! I have learned how to engage my doctor more in the last year so my visits are a little better.

    • @dachmen
      @dachmen 4 года назад

      Thank you that’s exsactly hard to do but we have to
      Blessings

    • @lou1927
      @lou1927 3 года назад +2

      @@ninettesmith2560 Same experience here.Dr. won't even look up.Too busy typing and trying to end the visit quickly.

  • @larsj3283
    @larsj3283 3 года назад +16

    I want to thank you for caring for people to the point where you address pertinent issues that may create stress for those who may be experiencing physical discomforts. It's refreshing to know there are actually 'healers' within the medical profession.

  • @sunsundighe
    @sunsundighe 4 года назад +68

    One of the best videos I have seen on BP... THE CLARITY AND KINDNESS OF DR GUPTA SHINES THROUGH. I have recommended this to all my friends who are open to learning... Very grateful to Dr Gupta... Please carry on the good work

    • @carmenspiteri2913
      @carmenspiteri2913 3 года назад

      Ll99 in if

    • @bettyschwartz3932
      @bettyschwartz3932 Год назад

      Thanks for another great presentation. I use resistance breathing to bring my BP down. Works great. Also I have learned after 25 years dealing with palpitations that drinking a couple ounces of ginger ale and getting a good burp will bring heart beats back
      to normal. Our body is an amazing machine. I will be 85 soon and love knowing what to do without panicking every time. Gives you more control. God Bless!

  • @1236y
    @1236y Год назад +11

    This is the best discussion on HBP I have ever heard. Thank you Doctor.

  • @Crazyferretlady-in5sd
    @Crazyferretlady-in5sd 3 года назад +31

    YES !! This is why I don’t go to the doctor, they all just want to give you a prescription for whatever symptom it is, instead of trying to find out what’s causing it. Why can’t they be like you 🤔❤️🤷‍♀️

    • @TH-eb5ro
      @TH-eb5ro 2 года назад

      I don't find that all doctors want to give meds but I have to look for doctors open to blended medicine. Warn them upfront that you are looking for options in your solutions, referrals to others such as nutritionists. Be willing to explore those options. Most people would rather take a pill than make a lifestyle change and doctors get frustrated in this area also. Challenge them to be better doctors and I've found I get better results.

    • @TH-eb5ro
      @TH-eb5ro 2 года назад +1

      @Haunter Sam I agree that is a part of it. That is a form of corruption and many places are removing that opportunity.

  • @bryanauer
    @bryanauer 4 года назад +84

    Thank you. You’re a God send! Discovered randomly that my BP was high... 155/100 so went whole food plant based and started exercising. Now my average is 135/85 and getting better every week! So stoked! Losing weight too!!!

    • @balamurali47
      @balamurali47 4 года назад +1

      Will you please tell how you lowered your bp by food without medication sir? TQ.

    • @bryanauer
      @bryanauer 4 года назад +7

      bala murali yes absolutely! I went from really high of 185/112 to an average of 135/85 in 4 months and after 8 months my new average is 117/75 -- Zero medication! I adopted a hard-core whole food plant-based diet...

    • @pamclyncke5096
      @pamclyncke5096 4 года назад

      @@bryanauer Bryan, I’m trying to do the same whole food plant-based diet in order to lower my blood pressure and lose some weight. I was eating a lot of potatoes and now my naturopath told me that my blood sugar has increased. Have you had any experience with this?

    • @rightleft13
      @rightleft13 4 года назад +1

      @@pamclyncke5096 There's a group on FACEBOOK called MASTERING DIABETES. Maybe that can give you some answers.

    • @verdun8481
      @verdun8481 4 года назад +3

      @@pamclyncke5096 potatoes will increase blood sugar.

  • @joisea9509
    @joisea9509 5 лет назад +19

    Wish I had you for my doctor! You sound caring, kind, and truly about patient improvement. I'm so tired of doctors handing me prescriptions like candy.

  • @harjinderbharaj2055
    @harjinderbharaj2055 Год назад +11

    Your explanation on blood pressure is comprehensive, and takes away unnecessary anxiety, and promotes life style change to tackle it, thanks.

  • @783342
    @783342 5 лет назад +88

    I wish you were my doctor. Blessings from Australia, and thank you.

    • @tabricci5588
      @tabricci5588 3 года назад

      Thank You Doctor, you are a true God send! May God Bless You Abundantly.

  • @jokoko7759
    @jokoko7759 3 года назад +17

    I wish my doctor had told me this 5 years ago when I was diagnosed. This video has ease the stress and worry because for years the numbers paralysed me with stress. Thank you. I was in a job that required medical check up by company medic department every year and that didn't make it easy. In the end I was grounded because my BP was considered too high. Thank you

  • @farahshabani3976
    @farahshabani3976 2 года назад +27

    You’re one of a kind. Most other doctors just mask the symptoms by meds instead of finding the root cause. Please keep us more informed.

  • @JudyCerda
    @JudyCerda 2 года назад +9

    You sound like an excellent and honest doctor! Too many doctors are so anxious to get people on medications.

  • @TheVinegarden
    @TheVinegarden 3 года назад +22

    I love coffee and never thought I’d do without it. My blood pressure has gone down considerably since I gave it up. Unknowingly I must be hyper sensitive to caffeine. Who knew? Oddly it was not even a question my doctor asked of me.

  • @scotchbudmeister9018
    @scotchbudmeister9018 2 года назад +32

    Thanks for the three questions and being a great doctor! My doc asks me to record my blood pressure at home 2 or 3 times per day a week or two before my appointment. He'll put my home BP diary in my file. He'll also check my monitor for accuracy with his if I bring it in. My BP always spikes at his office visit. He tells me not to worry and promises he's not trying to kill me - lol.

    • @matriksist
      @matriksist 2 года назад

      same to me.

    • @smujer1
      @smujer1 2 года назад +2

      White coat syndrome

  • @Kim-vs4vb
    @Kim-vs4vb 5 лет назад +64

    This doctor needs his own show, great work, loved it and learnt so much, thanks doc!

    • @EternaLivesMatter
      @EternaLivesMatter 5 лет назад +2

      You are watching him here, why must we put him on the HELLevision?
      JESUS SAVES! JOHN 3:16-18 KJB

  • @dawnwilliams8766
    @dawnwilliams8766 Год назад +5

    Wow! I wish all Doctors practiced in the way that you do! Thank You so much for your explanations and searching for causes instead of treating symptoms!

  • @jayjackson597
    @jayjackson597 3 года назад +44

    I have always tested "high normal", my wife and my doctor finally convinced me to go on a light dose. I immediately went listless and impotent. my wife decided I was right in not being on the pills and as soon as I quit them I got my mojo back and never looked back. my recent checkup declared I was in great shape, just needed a little more vitamin D. I will be 67 in Oct. I take Garden of Life vitamin and minerals for 55 and wiser men, plus fish oil, MCT oil, Turmeric-Curcumin, and glucosomine-condroitin for my joints. I weigh 165 and can still outrun everyone in my family. 4 years ago I was found to be type 2 diabetic and went on a healthier diet and started with the suppliments and lost 40 pounds over the next 2 years. at the end of the first month I was off the metformin and my blood sugar has remained normal. our bodies are constantly rebuilding themselves and it makes sense to give them the right building blocks. I got a wakeup call at 60 and took action and I am now healthier than I was at 50

    • @mumydear1
      @mumydear1 2 года назад +1

      You got SMART. 👍 and then healthier....great 👍👍. Congrats!!!!¡

  • @doriscastillo2232
    @doriscastillo2232 3 года назад +5

    Absolutely true story. Doctors soppost to be asked the patient how is she/he? Not to frightened the patients. Doctors only to guide patients but not to heal Patients. Many thanks Dr. You are working for other's sake. God bless you

  • @sheilahanchard2957
    @sheilahanchard2957 2 года назад +20

    The Best discussion on BP I've ever heard. Thank you so much.

  • @aaacars1297
    @aaacars1297 2 года назад +2

    Why doesn’t other doctors do the same assessment when they have a patient in their office! the way this doctor explains everything very thorough and helpful! I don’t understand why
    Other doctors don’t do the same thing?
    This doctor is amazing. Thank you so much for that assessment you are Superman!!

    • @billybutlin7857
      @billybutlin7857 Год назад

      NHS doctors have not the time to talk to you like a human being,5 minutes is all they have. Do your own research and act accordingly.

  • @sandrakleiman8738
    @sandrakleiman8738 4 года назад +16

    Thank you from Mexico. It is so unfortunate that doctors in this part of the world just try to push medicines rather than try to cure the cause as you say.

  • @dindialkissoon8668
    @dindialkissoon8668 3 года назад +13

    Very clear for the ordinary man to grasp. Excellent doctor- educator. This is what the medical industrial complex doesn't want. Keep the humanitarian work going!

  • @Davidculshaw70
    @Davidculshaw70 2 года назад +88

    You are amazing Dr, as a nurse for over 25 years, I always had doubts about Bp measures, myself 59 years of age BP of average 149/88 average, much lower in the evenings….don’t smoke, drink within guidelines if not less, exercise daily, sleep well, no stress . My Dr put me on medication…side effects unreal…he didn’t believe me…stopped taking them, it did reduce bp to a level of 120/78, but not worth the side effects. I feel great and after listening to you know it’s all BS. Thanks ,

    • @7hilladelphia
      @7hilladelphia 2 года назад +5

      Great comment, thanks

    • @connietransference4940
      @connietransference4940 2 года назад +10

      yes, my liver function tests became abnormal due to my BP meds...went off and they returned to normal. am concentrating on healthy lifestyle. thanks Doc! I feel that too many MD's are going off of "best practice" scripts rather than using their intelligence.

    • @grahamlouden6096
      @grahamlouden6096 2 года назад +8

      I absolutely agree with this. My BP was deemed to be very high with similar values but even at my advanced age (77), I have a very healthy lifestyle and exemplary high fibre, non dairy, vegan/vegetarian diet and all tests including ECG, blood.urine, cholesterol, etc were normal. No-one seems to want to address this paradox so I am currently taking Amlodipine (no side effects, fortunately) but this video does make me wonder and I feel that a visit to a cardiologist may be a worthwhile investment.

  • @jammingalways
    @jammingalways Год назад +6

    Thank you for this! My doctor wanted to put me on pills IMMEDIATELY when I KNOW, my recent elevation is due to STRESS and a HUGE lack of sleep! We need more doctors like you! BRAVO for putting health before profit!

  • @Parianparlay
    @Parianparlay 2 года назад +11

    Thank you so much. It’s very refreshing to meet a doctor willing to explain things to patients instead of just handing out a prescription.
    Have a great trip to the U.S.A.!