"You Can't Undo The Drugs Damage" Heart Doctor Analyses What Really Happened To Matthew Perry

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  • Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
  • Beloved actor Matthew Perry, best known for his role as Chandler Bing on the hit sitcom Friends, passed away recently at the age of 54. While there were no drugs found at the scene and no signs of foul play, the question remains: what caused his untimely death?
    Dr. Sanjay Gupta, a renowned cardiologist and heart specialist, speaks to TalkTV's Maddie Hale to shed light on the likely cause and the long-term damage of addiction.
    According to Dr. Gupta, the most common cause of death in middle-aged men is sudden heart attacks. This is especially true for those who have no warning signs or pre-existing conditions. Unfortunately, Matthew Perry's battle with addiction and his unhealthy lifestyle may have contributed to his heart-related issues. Chronic inflammation, a consequence of addiction and other factors such as stress, weight problems, and poor diet, can lead to heart disease.
    Matthew Perry's history of alcoholism since the age of 14 certainly took a toll on his body. Dr. Gupta explains that addiction, especially when it involves a stop-and-start approach to drug use, can be highly inflammatory and damaging to the heart. The heart is forced to work harder while also facing the harmful effects of drugs and alcohol. It's like having one foot on the brake and pressing the accelerator on a car engine, causing irreparable harm.
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  • @cherricorcoran9523
    @cherricorcoran9523 11 місяців тому +39

    As I nurse, I’ve seen many people with substance abuse issues that had severe heart damage. Alcohol and drugs take a toll on the body. If he had a heart arrhythmia that caused unconsciousness, there might not be any evidence on the autopsy.

    • @n.ll.8796
      @n.ll.8796 11 місяців тому +3

      Why do they sell alcohol in stores why is there a bar on every corner ?

    • @BrookeWinter82
      @BrookeWinter82 10 місяців тому

      @n.ll.8796 The amount of money made from alcohol sales in all shapes would take a huge chunk of money away from the greedy government. They don't care about how f☆ucking dangerous alcohol is. Or how you can die from seizures when trying to stop cold turkey. Congress is now busy trying to figure out how to ban delta-8/10 products because they aren't making money from it.🙄
      Plus, it has just become the social norm. People don't seem to know how to socialize without adding drinks.

  • @poulomi__hari
    @poulomi__hari 11 місяців тому +223

    He died peacefully, in his large mansion, sitting in a warm jacuzzi. Everything was right in his life. He had finished his autobiography, he helped so many people, he did all the charity, he did not have to witness anyone in his close circle die before him.... All in all he had a merciful death. I am sure he was fully satisfied when he passed. Somewhere in the afterlife he must be smiling contently.

    • @eh-i1841
      @eh-i1841 11 місяців тому +21

      You don’t know if he died peacefully.

    • @dammar117
      @dammar117 11 місяців тому +10

      I know. Everybody so "shocked," as if he was in his prime. He was 54. Not everybody gets to live as long as the Queen. Our bodies start to deteriorate in our 50s. If we don't make extra efforts, we can't expect to live to 90. And living over half a century is a pretty decent amount of time.

    • @Veruska75
      @Veruska75 10 місяців тому +20

      I agree with you. Could there BE a more Leo way to go? Luxury all around, warm body and the skyline….Book finushed. Awesome career and life. I think it was his time.

    • @DoorKaRaahi
      @DoorKaRaahi 10 місяців тому +10

      You comment is really different and interesting.

    • @morgandailey4998
      @morgandailey4998 10 місяців тому +14

      But did he decide to give his life over to Christ before his time was up. I'm praying he did 🙏 from one addict to another R.I.P

  • @Kim-b9t
    @Kim-b9t 11 місяців тому +16

    I loved Matthew Perry. I cried when I found out about his passing. Everybody has a story. I read his book and my heart broke for him but, was so glad the he reached out to God for help. I believe that he's with Jesus now.

  • @bernieoconnell5515
    @bernieoconnell5515 11 місяців тому +11

    It’s none of our business what killed the poor man. It’s disrespectful to him
    And his family to speculate. We know nothing after all. Rest in peace Matthew.

  • @hood_TheJoker
    @hood_TheJoker 11 місяців тому +10

    the heart it's like a tire in that regards.. from that lifestyle, once it wears down you.. can't replace it

  • @dorismoore8452
    @dorismoore8452 11 місяців тому +5

    That is so true I've worked in medical field for years and seeing it first hand is awful I didn't know he had COPD.

  • @SunStarIIII
    @SunStarIIII 11 місяців тому +2

    I like this doctors balanced approach- young athletes pass suddenly too, when it’s you time 🤷‍♀️

  • @fredtacang3624
    @fredtacang3624 11 місяців тому +1

    Rest easy ms chanandler muriel bong, you brought happiness to countless people. You were a gift to humanity

  • @kimbennett2369
    @kimbennett2369 11 місяців тому +1

    I am on meds for RA. These meds cause a lot of interference, like in 1 instance,losing my right eye. You cannot always blame illegal drugs,alcohol or legal prescription meds when in need. It's not right but sometimes it's just time.
    R.I.P Matthew, you will always be there for us
    ❤❤🇭🇲🦜😪

  • @XPRT10R
    @XPRT10R 11 місяців тому +1

    Very leading questions.
    Good for him for taking the bait and keeping it on track

  • @gingerroot8906
    @gingerroot8906 11 місяців тому +3

    He played pickleball for 2 hours then went home and got into a hot tub.

    • @Juliet7245
      @Juliet7245 11 місяців тому

      Only played one hour because he felt tired and only played for an hour.

  • @parallelwells
    @parallelwells 10 місяців тому +1

    Who is this interviewer??? She is not listening to Dr. Gupta, and then aligning her questions accordingly. She is terribly irritating. Loved him, as usual. She needs to go!

  • @timmytimkins4379
    @timmytimkins4379 11 місяців тому +4

    Over 'V'eed

  • @leebryantravels
    @leebryantravels 11 місяців тому +9

    Hmmmm another heart attack victim.
    Heart attacks have gone through the roof in the last 2 or 3 years..........hmmmmm

    • @Getonwithit204
      @Getonwithit204 11 місяців тому +2

      Have they ?

    • @lim4275
      @lim4275 11 місяців тому

      No, they haven’t “gone through the roof”. They have increased in males between the ages of 25-44. Matthew Perry was 54, so he didn’t fall within that age range. Also, physicians attribute the increase more to infection with the COVID virus than the COVID vaccine. It’s much more likely to occur in people who have had COVID - and increases with each incidence of COVID infection.
      It’s ridiculous to think that the COVID vaccine, and not almost forty years of addiction, caused Matthew Perry’s death; especially given the fact that he had been in life threatening circumstances MULTIPLE times over the last twenty years due to his addiction.
      I also think these people swooping in to say it was the vaccine are RUDE. Why are they so desperate to connect every untimely death to the vaccine? How about letting the man rest in peace, and waiting for the autopsy results from the professionals who actually examined his body post-mortem?

    • @francesco245
      @francesco245 11 місяців тому

      dolt

  • @TTGT-wc3bi
    @TTGT-wc3bi 11 місяців тому +1

    Everyone just overlooking the clot shot. Could he be more vaccinated? Did he just get his yearly flu/covid shot?

  • @beatricedi3366
    @beatricedi3366 11 місяців тому +3

    This what will happen to Prince Harry. A very short life. ! 🙏🙏🙏😪😪😪.

    • @user-je5nn2lq5j
      @user-je5nn2lq5j 11 місяців тому +3

      @beatricedi3366: Don't dig someone else's grave, you might fall in it yourself.

    • @georgialerangis2123
      @georgialerangis2123 11 місяців тому +1

      That was my worry yesterday. Also this may give certain dangerous people around him ideas. Someone may want him to disappear like his mother did.

  • @yankeedoodledarling9232
    @yankeedoodledarling9232 11 місяців тому +576

    Drugs and alcohol literally destroy your body - muscles, bones, brain cells. My sister was an alcoholic and substance abuser. She was an athlete who could no longer run due to the deterioration of her bones and she died at 56 of a heart attack. This is what I surmise happened to the wonderful Matthew Perry.

    • @THOMAZ1DNA
      @THOMAZ1DNA 11 місяців тому

      After the elite forced on us that “ thing” in 2020, the increase in suddden D and other cases are monstruous. Mainstream media will not tell you that, these cowa..ds follow an agenda, be aware. Only real doctors are talking about this fact away from this propaganda machine, many are being eliminated from social media.

    • @eileenbachemin1617
      @eileenbachemin1617 11 місяців тому +43

      So sorry 😔❤Drug addiction takes over and the person is no longer in control but the drug. It's so frustrating because the people that it takes over are usually wonderful talented and very sensitive people ❤❤❤❤

    • @briankachor566
      @briankachor566 11 місяців тому +20

      I agree he died from a heart attack but we will know more in in the coming days rest in peace

    • @jamesirvine9541
      @jamesirvine9541 11 місяців тому +6

      And tea and coffe annihilate Ure stomach fact

    • @lindahaggard6416
      @lindahaggard6416 11 місяців тому +21

      ​@@eileenbachemin1617What you said is so true. It seems that any substance abuse are usually creative, very loving, and extremely empathetic. That wonderful "friend" suffered so much but yet he made it his mission to help other people overcome addiction.

  • @onewomanandherdog5219
    @onewomanandherdog5219 11 місяців тому +207

    Congratulations to Dr Gupta for not being railroaded into blaming his death on his drug use, despite the interviewer's continual attempts trying to shove him down that road.

    • @thefrener794
      @thefrener794 11 місяців тому +3

      Well....

    • @elainecoyle2704
      @elainecoyle2704 11 місяців тому +8

      I completely agree. Love what he had to say. That is the true answer!!

    • @veronicafoley7492
      @veronicafoley7492 11 місяців тому +12

      Agree; I found her quite abrasive and insensitive,tbh😡

    • @Alemaniaturquia
      @Alemaniaturquia 11 місяців тому +3

      But is a fact That he was drugged He can't hide the sun with a finger he abused his body. I'm pretty sure it was prescribed meds and he fell asleep and his body was numb and drowned You are ur past His body was completely damage by drugs is sad this person are most lonely person .money can buy u happiness. Jesus is happiness Sad

    • @griffinmathers929
      @griffinmathers929 11 місяців тому +1

      Read Matthew's book. Then come back and tell us his sad self described love of using drugs did not take his life. You didn't hear a word he said.

  • @sapodilla25
    @sapodilla25 11 місяців тому +342

    Dr Sanjay Gupta is so kind and well spoken

    • @SKYSTAR767
      @SKYSTAR767 11 місяців тому +10

      Is this the same Dr Sanjay Gupta from CNN? No right?

    • @Gayane790
      @Gayane790 11 місяців тому +13

      @@SKYSTAR767 No. I was puzzled too at first.

    • @RockFan89
      @RockFan89 11 місяців тому +8

      @@SKYSTAR767 no. interesting though same name and specialty I believe

    • @senioryogawithlinda
      @senioryogawithlinda 11 місяців тому +9

      He has his own UA-cam channel, 'York Cardiology' entirely devoted to heart problems/advice

    • @anag6433
      @anag6433 11 місяців тому

      He's a flawed man

  • @irenedemarco1354
    @irenedemarco1354 11 місяців тому +599

    Matthew also had COPD...
    the lung damage also imposes heart damage...
    Weight gain and loss in a yoyo situation, causes strain on organs
    Also, the colon bursting was an horrific event...
    He was an unwell man physically, after many many years of addiction...
    While this is so sudden and very sad, it isnt a tragedy....
    it was an inevitability....
    Hes was fortunate he didnt survive a lingering event such as a stroke, aneurism or post arrest syndrome....
    Dying suddenly was a blessing...and im not saying this flippantly...
    A lingering death would have robbed his dignity
    It is a sad event, and he is now at peace from inner demons....
    Imho
    RIP MATTHEW...

    • @crystalinabacteria3430
      @crystalinabacteria3430 11 місяців тому +24

      I agree

    • @fevure
      @fevure 11 місяців тому +17

      So so true... I mean look at Tim Curry.. so sad 😞

    • @victorsamsung2921
      @victorsamsung2921 11 місяців тому +32

      His mind was strong and going on, but his body was tired and laid to rest.

    • @sachospunn3809
      @sachospunn3809 11 місяців тому +14

      Very well said.

    • @stevienguyen2047
      @stevienguyen2047 11 місяців тому +9

      Was he still in active addiction tho? I always have assumed he had addiction problems during Friends era but he recovered. Last I heard he owned a sober living

  • @ajluvzlondon4214
    @ajluvzlondon4214 11 місяців тому +58

    He suffered a burst colon aged 49 due to chronic opiate addiction...you just cannot walk away intact from those injuries. The most poignant thing he said was how within 8months into the Friends superstardom (something he wanted all his life), he realised it didn't mean much...admire his honesty.

    • @jaym8094
      @jaym8094 10 місяців тому +6

      Pickleball is strenuous for the healthy as I've played it as kid growing up; many healthy people have had injuries and strokes from pickleball. One man in the news recently who has three small children jerked his neck while playing and was in a coma for three days. They were hopeful he would be well. With his damaged internals, Matthew should not have been playing pickleball and 4 to 5 times a week it was said, it was too much for his damaged body. Walking. yoga, light hand weights, the Total Gym, workouts gentle on the body is what he should have been doing to slowly build it back up. Not fast paced strenuous, exercise or sport.

    • @toddlavigne6441
      @toddlavigne6441 8 місяців тому

      His busted colon is a testament to the level of his addiction. If that doesn't scare you straight, nothing will

  • @rosemarywhite7026
    @rosemarywhite7026 11 місяців тому +147

    Found the interviewer to be rather biased, she wasn’t getting the answers she wanted. The doctor was very informative, balanced and empathetic. RIP Mr. Perry

    • @voxpopuli5663
      @voxpopuli5663 11 місяців тому +4

      She’s not a good interviewer, just reading off and stiff

    • @Anthony9592
      @Anthony9592 11 місяців тому

      Shrewd obervation.. My exact thought....

    • @jasonleaman.
      @jasonleaman. 11 місяців тому +1

      "asking for a friend"

    • @violetlilly9644
      @violetlilly9644 11 місяців тому +3

      She needs a slap to calm her down, He on the other hand is professional, non judgemental, eloquent, handsome and my sort of guy! 🤷🏻‍♀️ R IP Mathew Perry! 💔

  • @JuliePolston
    @JuliePolston 11 місяців тому +45

    Another risk that isn’t mentioned much is the heat in a hot tub because if you have heart problems, your supposed to be careful in baths and hot tubs. I lost my mother in law that has heart issues in a hot tub. It was a heart attack

    • @monicatry1583
      @monicatry1583 10 місяців тому

      Yes, always be careful of timing and getting too hot.

    • @theskatingsiren
      @theskatingsiren 10 місяців тому

      Wow that’s true 😢

  • @laurenc2976
    @laurenc2976 11 місяців тому +65

    If you read his book then you will understand the absolute trauma that Matthew went through mentally and physically. He started his book with the statement that he should be dead and he was speaking the truth. It's a miracle that his body continued for so long after the amount of substance abuse it endured for so many decades. We never truly know someone's struggle but Matthew decided to share his in his book. His pain was indescribable but I hope he can rest now. I'm speechless and so sad for his suffering when he brought so much laughter and light to other people. He reached true enlightenment and self-awareness here and I'm glad of that. He came full circle but I'm also dismayed that his story ended like this. He truly made it his mission to understand his disease and the affliction he was so tortured by.

    • @jenniferpinto7044
      @jenniferpinto7044 10 місяців тому +3

      It saddened me greatly to understand how much he suffered for so many years, by himself.

    • @christylove4834
      @christylove4834 10 місяців тому

      @JeremiasSBenitezHmmmm …. Your Total Lack of Empathy , Who’s psychopath ?!

    • @swolfe9668
      @swolfe9668 10 місяців тому

      Pain that he inflicted upon himself by CHOICE, he was a drunk and a druggie because he couldn't handle life

    • @marybarnes9146
      @marybarnes9146 10 місяців тому

      Now that is a horrible statement! You have no heart for a man that tried and tried to help himself. And for the amazing man that helped many to live longer!

    • @swolfe9668
      @swolfe9668 10 місяців тому

      When people CHOOSE to abuse drugs and alcohol and claim they have no control it's laziness and weak mind

  • @gigiray7413
    @gigiray7413 11 місяців тому +108

    This Doctor is amazing. He explains everything so well, and, is so patient. Interviewer was on a one-way train to prove something. Dr. Gupta must have been very frustrated. However, one would never know it. He kept on going, and provided a lot of useful info. My hat is off to the very professional and caring Dr. Gupta!

    • @connoroleary591
      @connoroleary591 11 місяців тому +3

      Dr Gupta has his own UA-cam channel in which he discusses health and coronary issues.

    • @alexissokal3033
      @alexissokal3033 10 місяців тому

      this is not Dr Sanjay Gupta

    • @connoroleary591
      @connoroleary591 10 місяців тому

      @@alexissokal3033 it is Sir Alex. He is a British doctor working in the UK.
      Sanjay Gupta is a common name in India.
      There can be more than one sharing the same name.
      Take care.

    • @C.I366
      @C.I366 9 місяців тому

      For whoever don't know Dr Gupta, I 'll think you'll fall in love with him now

  • @dt90210
    @dt90210 11 місяців тому +49

    I love Matthew Perry. I really don't think he had started using again. The drugs and alcohol for so many years, more than likely took a toll on his body causing premature heart disease. You have to remember he also smoked, and he had to be on Suboxone for the rest of his life too which can put wear and tear on heart and circulatory system. All the years of abuse to the body, probably aged it. Yes, his age was 54, but his body might have been more like a 75 or 80 year old (inside).

    • @MariaMaria-kt5do
      @MariaMaria-kt5do 11 місяців тому +5

      Very good point- the suboxone, I mean. He said being on it made him "feel bummed",and it IS brutal on the body. I've read a few excerpts from his memoir,and it just saddens me too much. When he talks about his deep fear of abandonment...my heart literally winces. May he rest in peace❤

    • @donyak7810
      @donyak7810 11 місяців тому

      ​@@MariaMaria-kt5doI don't agree.If you look at his latest posts you'll find out he was trying to tell us that he was so sad.

  • @tonebeatz24
    @tonebeatz24 11 місяців тому +54

    It’s sad that we live in a world where we take care of our cars more than we take care of our bodies. Our bodies are built like a car and we got to take care of it feeding the right nutrients. It’s the same as when you take your car for a tuneup and change all the fluids and put clean fluids. RIP 🙏

    • @HollyB-b3t
      @HollyB-b3t 11 місяців тому +1

      I have an old Cortina car. I polish it and service it and love it. I abuse drink and smoke 40 a day. I am 87 now , and still fit as a young priest in a brothel

  • @1961-v9k
    @1961-v9k 11 місяців тому +169

    My grandad, who I never met, dropped down dead of a heart attack aged 42 in 1952. He never smoked or drank alcohol, but he was fought in the D Day Landings. My nana always told me he was never the same man when he came home from the war 😥

    • @andrewsawyer7337
      @andrewsawyer7337 11 місяців тому +20

      God Bless your Grandad. Those men who landed there were greater than those of the Revolution and Civil War.

    • @madambutterfly4352
      @madambutterfly4352 11 місяців тому +11

      That's so sad he's at rest now🙏 many blessing🙏

    • @donnamariedavidson5065
      @donnamariedavidson5065 11 місяців тому +17

      That caused major stress, overall, on your Grandfather. My heart goes out to you and your family, and I thank him for his service.❤

    • @helenjoanna49
      @helenjoanna49 11 місяців тому +6

      Thank you to your grandad for all he did ❤

    • @franceskajacobs2766
      @franceskajacobs2766 11 місяців тому +4

      God bless ur Grandfather heart breaking unimaginable soo sorry 2 u and your lovedones war is hell

  • @EmmVee369
    @EmmVee369 11 місяців тому +258

    Matthew wanted people to remember those he led to rehab and AA, not just his time on Friends. So using the public interest around his passing to do this kind of interview is the perfect tribute. Hope it reaches someone.

    • @jeanetteschock4744
      @jeanetteschock4744 11 місяців тому +9

      Thank you ❤

    • @kuldoxy5637
      @kuldoxy5637 11 місяців тому +5

      True!👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

    • @THOMAZ1DNA
      @THOMAZ1DNA 11 місяців тому

      After the elite forced on us that “ thing” in 2020, the increase in suddden D and other cases are monstruous. Mainstream media will not tell you that, these cowa..ds follow an agenda, be aware. Only real doctors are talking about this fact away from this propaganda machine, many are being eliminated from social media.

    • @aida087
      @aida087 11 місяців тому +2

      SO true!!❤

    • @tbas8741
      @tbas8741 11 місяців тому

      Except they are using his death to push their Churches Anti Drug Propaganda/Agenda as Ordered by Their Church that dictates many US Laws
      (as people on drugs dont goto church and know religion is Fake BS, just to control simple minded people)

  • @elizabethdevries8028
    @elizabethdevries8028 11 місяців тому +62

    Matthew helped a lot of people with addiction issues.
    This is so sad.

  • @joelhall5124
    @joelhall5124 11 місяців тому +131

    Guessing drugs and booze are the major factors.
    And I'm glad the doctor stuck to facts other than speculating. A lot of American "experts" interviewed by media cant wait to give an opinion without knowing the patient or their records.

    • @psy-op
      @psy-op 11 місяців тому +3

      Jibber jabber

    • @joelhall5124
      @joelhall5124 11 місяців тому +1

      @@psy-op meaning?

    • @deborahklinlger8565
      @deborahklinlger8565 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@psy-op
      This is a medical dr. talking.

    • @astrohaterade
      @astrohaterade 11 місяців тому

      Just American “experts”? Get a grip..

    • @peggymicsky8607
      @peggymicsky8607 11 місяців тому +1

      He is a Cardiologist and his father was a Doctor. Drug deaths are usually associated with damage to the heart.

  • @janetplonka8110
    @janetplonka8110 11 місяців тому +60

    God bless this Dr. he explained this very well

  • @darren_mcgarvey
    @darren_mcgarvey 11 місяців тому +45

    You can reverse many of the drug related harms if you stop young enough and change your lifestyle. I quit in 2013 and recent health m.o.t revealed my only risks factors today for illness are genetic and unrelated to my past drug use. I was nowhere near the level of severity of addicts like Perry; having little to no money at the time placed restrictions on both my drug and treatment options. But ultimately all addicts, we are the same - we have sensitive personalities that predispose us to trauma, paranoia, self centredness and depression/anxiety. The first time we experiment with alcohol or drugs we are suddenly relieved of these emotional difficulties. It's natural we seek more of the thing that made is feel good. But eventually we cross a line and once crossed we can never drink or take drugs safely again. Our problem is that despite all the evidence we shouldn't, we have a little voice in our head lying to us. The same voice that has all of your pulling up at drive thru or reaching into the junk food cupboard at night. Except the thing we crave destroys our lives and those of the people we love. R.i.p Matty

    • @marylkap6498
      @marylkap6498 11 місяців тому +5

      Very well put. That's the core of the problem, actually.
      Plus what causes this pain? Childhood trauma. Longing for love, warmth, acceptance. With highly sensitive and intelligent children this unfulfilled feeling, causes huge damage! Almost impossible to mend.

    • @darlenegattus8190
      @darlenegattus8190 11 місяців тому +1

      Excellently said

    • @sandykay2311
      @sandykay2311 11 місяців тому

      Very well said…

    • @melaniereisner8375
      @melaniereisner8375 11 місяців тому

      ​@@marylkap6498sometimes it's just addiction. I know many people who took pain killers after surgery or injury and became physically dependent and ultimately addicted.
      There is no one reason people become addicts.
      As for his health, he was still smoking allegedly. With COPD.
      Another factor which causes too much stress on the heart.
      The death of every struggling addict is sad, regardless of what they have done.

    • @BrookeWinter82
      @BrookeWinter82 10 місяців тому

      👏🏻

  • @JackieOgle
    @JackieOgle 11 місяців тому +48

    I immediately thought his body simply gave out even though he got sober. Two hours of pickleball and then a hot tub? I'm not a Dr. but feel it was heart disease. The abuse and damage was chronic. My husband has been an alcoholic since early childhood and smokes. He quit drinking 6 months ago but still smokes and has COPD. He insists he's in great health. Very active. His Dad died at 54 his Mom at 61. Worried.

    • @MM-ig1iv
      @MM-ig1iv 11 місяців тому

      It's just a part of life.. sometimes people just know that that's probably what they will die of? or perfer to die of? Nobody wants to die. but I'm probably going to end up with emphysema if I stay at it. just like my grandpa. but I'm 41 and who knows.. some people smoke until their 88 and die from something else? Life don't make much sense really. I just hope it all makes sense in the end when we all get there.

    • @JackieOgle
      @JackieOgle 11 місяців тому +2

      @@MM-ig1iv I guess you re right. 6 of this or half a dozen of the other. I do know from my 68 years on this planet learning everyday, you can't make anyone change or do anything unless they want to first. We can only change ourselves. Blessings to all that we live each day as best we can and uplift maybe someone along the way.

    • @GRORGvideot
      @GRORGvideot 11 місяців тому

      My aunt and uncle both died from COPD. They were told to stop smoking after numerous hospital visits but did not. My uncle had an open casket and the grin on his face was not a peaceful face, instead looked like he could not get air in his final monents. It reminded me of a goblin’s grin or something, didn’t look like himself.

    • @nighttrain1236
      @nighttrain1236 11 місяців тому +1

      Looks like he had a cabinet full of prescription meds so 'sober' is relative.

    • @JackieOgle
      @JackieOgle 11 місяців тому +1

      @GRORGvideot I'm so sorry for your loss. My husband has been smoking since he was a kid! He's 63. Even though he's active and his blood work and tests are great and his last lung x-ray was good, he doesn't get it. He will not do well continuing to smoke. He's on an inhaler but doesn't use it. He's on CPAP but doesn't use that either. My Dad had a major heart attack and stroke at 53. He stopped smoking, lost 40 lbs, stopped drinking beer and ate brown rice, and beans every day and exercised. He had COPD too and oxygen. He almost made it to 90. My Dr. said that's something we can all do. Change our bad habits if we choose to and live but no one can make us do it.
      .

  • @fifisuki1876
    @fifisuki1876 11 місяців тому +78

    You couldn't have chosen a more open minded - factual Doctor than the UK Dr Sanjay Gupta!
    I understand you have also a respected US Dr Sanjay Gupta...

  • @laraoneal7284
    @laraoneal7284 11 місяців тому +16

    He went through hell in hospital. He was in a coma for 6 months, 16 surgeries and a temporary colostomy bag. Rip Matthew. Was he still smoking? I know he had stopped drugs and alcohol 3 years ago. He was much more than a celebrity. He was an authentic compassionate man. Loved him.

    • @hannahwig
      @hannahwig 10 місяців тому +1

      When his colon exploded, which caused him having to be put on an ECMO machine and pneumonia and going to be in a coma for two weeks, not six months, but he did have to spend five months in the hospital with a colostomy bag for almost a year, even after being released. He had COPD and he started smoking when he was still in elementary school and light up a cigarette the second he came home after being in the hospital for five months. At one treatment center he had to have surgery and his heart stopped and have CPR performed for five minutes breaking several ribs. He had major dental issues as well, his decades of weight fluctuations probably also negatively impacted his body. Who knows what might have been going on that hadn’t been diagnosed yet, maybe what was causing his fatigue on the days leading up to and the day of his death was an indicator of something was wrong, especially after playing an intense game of pickleball. His body went through hell and was on medications like anti depressants, anti anxiety, medication for COPD, and a medication that was supposed to help him stay clean. He was finally clean and sober for a long period of time, doing well, things were looking up for him, and sadly, now he’s gone. I just hope that he’s finally at peace and he continues to love and guide his loved ones from beyond.

  • @PollyannaLeos
    @PollyannaLeos 10 місяців тому +8

    Thank you Mathew Perry for all your funny laughter and love for humanity. You were a beautiful person with a big heart ♥️ that outshone throughout the world. Rest In Peace dear Friend!

  • @griffinmathers929
    @griffinmathers929 11 місяців тому +14

    The only real surprise to me, having read Matthew's memoir and being the same age, is that his body hung on so long. This is NO WAY is a judgment. I hoped for him, prayed for him, only ever heard good things about him. I can't understand what it's like to enjoy using drugs. I'm not built that way, and we still know so little about addiction. Matthew wrote that he regretted nothing and would do it all again. I do wonder, could the right doctor or therapist seen something like depression underneath?
    Then add in doctors writing opiates like candy and it's... just so hard. I hope sincerely that he is at peace. Too many people who give us joy are able to give themselves the same. Many of us have that person in our family. Thank you and peace to you, Matty.

  • @kathyhenry2362
    @kathyhenry2362 11 місяців тому +31

    So incredibly sad. He would have done much more for the world of addiction, I think. I am grateful to him for all that he did do.

    • @Ilahaa89
      @Ilahaa89 10 місяців тому

      me too 😢🕊️🙏♾️🌹

  • @teeswaran
    @teeswaran 11 місяців тому +34

    Such a well spoken Doctor

  • @grazynkatodisco4916
    @grazynkatodisco4916 11 місяців тому +79

    I had an aunt , who smoke and drank all her life . She end up having a throat cancer two years before her passing. She was around 80 . My mom didn’t smoke and never had a drink- or even coffee- she died at 81..
    RIP Mathew. You died way too soon.

    • @Veruska75
      @Veruska75 11 місяців тому +7

      Well said. It is so different with different individuals. My 6'3 brother od'ed on an amount of H he had taken hundreds times before with no problem. Then one day, for some reason, his body must have been in weaker state. He was 22 (I was 23), back in 1999.
      R.I.P. Matthew Perry.

    • @HollyB-b3t
      @HollyB-b3t 11 місяців тому +2

      My Granddad lived to be 137😊

    • @desiderata333
      @desiderata333 11 місяців тому

      Nooo way! @@HollyB-b3t

    • @claudiomarangone614
      @claudiomarangone614 11 місяців тому +2

      Question is, which one had a better life?

    • @Etaoinshrdlu69
      @Etaoinshrdlu69 11 місяців тому

      The ant would have life linger had he no smokey

  • @jamesjarrett52
    @jamesjarrett52 11 місяців тому +31

    The pressure he put on his body through the abuse of drugs and drink over many years killed him in the end. Simple as, sadly.

  • @sachospunn3809
    @sachospunn3809 11 місяців тому +97

    Perry said that if asked, he could help someone else who was struggling with an addiction yet obviously couldn't BE helped. He went to 6000 AA meetings, was in rehab 15 times and detox 65 times, been on life support and had 14 surgeries. He died by slow suicide.

    • @nplove3478
      @nplove3478 11 місяців тому +31

      No he didn't. He had a disease of the mind. You've just listed all the things he did to LIVE! He didn't want to die.
      Rest in Peace now Matthew. ❤ A comedy genius, and beautiful soul who wanted to help others as he knew their pain xxx

    • @underthetornado
      @underthetornado 11 місяців тому

      Detoxing 65 times means he was a major repeat offender! His body really suffered! His colon exploded from dehydration from vicodin abuse. If you can't stop after that? You're really a goner. Hot tub or spa probably not a great thing for his blood vessels. 😢

    • @sachospunn3809
      @sachospunn3809 11 місяців тому +16

      @@nplove3478 I know you're grieving and your denial is one of the stages of grief. I've listed all of the things he did that obviously failed.

    • @normadom
      @normadom 11 місяців тому +15

      ​@@nplove3478"Slow suicide" is a figure of speech. When the inevitable finally happened within the context of Perry's long, painful struggle with his demons and addictions his demise becomes all the more poignant.

    • @JaneSmith0709
      @JaneSmith0709 11 місяців тому

      Spoken as someone who has no understanding of the causes of addiction. I agree with nplove3478, he tried very hard to live and not die. The addiction was his attempt to self-medicate for his insecurities, social anxiety, and poor self-esteem; possibly even abuse, mental or physical. Those are the primary reasons people use.

  • @shaunreilly774
    @shaunreilly774 11 місяців тому +142

    I hadn't seen him in a few decades and was shocked to see how terribly he aged, he looked and sounded 20 years older than he was, very sad.

    • @marytheresejacksonlutz2533
      @marytheresejacksonlutz2533 11 місяців тому +16

      Yes, I agree. I noticed in his interview with Diane Sawyer, he did not look healthy

    • @tabby73
      @tabby73 11 місяців тому +5

      Agree

    • @aida087
      @aida087 11 місяців тому +22

      It's SO sad how he suffered by getting into substance abuse at such a young age only to reach middle age, which is still young in my eyes despite what "society" dictates, and after trying to change his life ultimately, passes on!! May Mathew finally rest in peace and be remembered for "helping others" fight addiction and not just, for the show friends!!❤😢🙏🙏
      F'kDrugsandAlcohol😢

    • @slimdude2011
      @slimdude2011 11 місяців тому +23

      Severe substance abuse ages a person immensely. It detrimentally takes a toll on the body, inside and out. In his last days, Matthew Perry looked to be in his early 70s. He didn't look 54 years old.

    • @iamyoda1980
      @iamyoda1980 11 місяців тому +12

      @@slimdude2011agree - he looked like he was at least 65

  • @KagomeYasha023
    @KagomeYasha023 11 місяців тому +28

    I know a lot of people who were addicts who died of heart problems after getting sober. The damage you do during addiction really does stay with you forever and usually kills you earlier.

  • @stephaniechristol1625
    @stephaniechristol1625 11 місяців тому +6

    When I first read the news in the small hours of Sunday mourning (UK time) I was in bed, I Googled "Can you drown by falling asleep in a jacozzi ?" Then I realised from reading further news, medical reports and Dr Sanjay's analysis it was a heart attack or 'cardiac arrest' causing Matthew Perry to drown.

  • @darrendebbiemullens6255
    @darrendebbiemullens6255 11 місяців тому +9

    I believe he may have had a warning. Someone close to him stated that Matthew felt unusually exhausted and fatigued a week or so before his death. This can be a warning of a pending heart attack

  • @kristinebenson6921
    @kristinebenson6921 11 місяців тому +12

    My Father born in 1914 was a London cardiologist, deceased at 70 from heart disease. It is heartbreaking that people are destroying their health with alcohol and drugs. His generation were destroyed by WWII and in his case 5 years on HMS Devonshire mostly in the Atlantic, cigRettes and alcohol was dished out to soothe nerves, and do ,t imagine that this stopped postwar. pTSD ruined our family life and he was on half a bottle of whisky daily when he died. How do we get young people to revere their own health😢

  • @richardbullwood5941
    @richardbullwood5941 11 місяців тому +23

    I once heard that at the height of his opioid addiction, he was taking 55 pain-killing pills a day. I don't know the dosage, and I don't know if it was percocet or hydrocodone or whatever, but I myself had a 3-year addiction where I was taking 10 or 12 a day. I swear it took something away from me permanently. I cannot imagine trying to take 55 pills a day and trying to stay alive.

    • @CharlesHippe
      @CharlesHippe 11 місяців тому +5

      I believe it was Vicodin.

    • @SRM2025
      @SRM2025 11 місяців тому +7

      Yes plus a massive amount of vodka a day also. I finished reading his book last week and told my daughter I couldn’t see him living much longer, poor fella put so much into his body.

    • @nahoga
      @nahoga 11 місяців тому +3

      ​@@SRM2025WOW. Vodka too? 😢 RIP Matt

    • @jillyrich32
      @jillyrich32 10 місяців тому +1

      So 55 Vicodin a DAY, plus a ton of vodka he also was a smoker! I mean all 3 together is an awful combination.

  • @TheFiown
    @TheFiown 11 місяців тому +23

    Someone wishing to stop an addiction does not live in Hollywood. I would be like a diabetic living in a chocoloate factory.

  • @bluegoose7832
    @bluegoose7832 11 місяців тому +48

    You can tell the interviewer had one question prepared considering she asks the same question just worded differently about 4 or 5 times lmao

  • @lizhorton5333
    @lizhorton5333 11 місяців тому +71

    Dr. Gupta is very good at explaining complex matters in an understandable and informative way. So sad that Matthew Perry passed away so young.

  • @kerrlyall2909
    @kerrlyall2909 11 місяців тому +20

    There are too many doctors in America that just throw pain medication at ppl! (One of the things poor Matthew was addicted to) . I think that needs to change! Soooo sad. x

    • @ZFern9390
      @ZFern9390 11 місяців тому

      It has changed a good bit. I recently have been suffering from advanced arthritis in C1 and C 2 and it seems people I ask about chronic pain and what they do, they say they are pretty screwed because Meds are so regulated now.

    • @kerrlyall2909
      @kerrlyall2909 11 місяців тому

      @@ZFern9390 Maybe it's because famous ppl with money can just throw money at the doctors? It should be the same regardless of money. I am so sorry to read you're in pain with arthritis though. I honestly hope you're ok. x x

  • @piwackitpepper7558
    @piwackitpepper7558 11 місяців тому +8

    Excellent response by Dr. Sanjay Gupta. And 'Died Suddenly' isn't news to anyone any longer. I bet Dr. Gupta, you'd have a lot to say about that too. RESPECT

  • @mtns7036
    @mtns7036 11 місяців тому +34

    He destroyed himself from the inside out. That's what fame does to so many people. The ego is so very fragile . Matt was a legend and made so many people literally laugh out loud. Thanks Matt r.i.p.

  • @susanbuck4897
    @susanbuck4897 11 місяців тому +18

    His liver had to be shot from vicodin with the apap, and the alcohol...
    Incredibly sad.

  • @samarthsen4364
    @samarthsen4364 11 місяців тому +22

    Dr.Gupta good explanation as always

  • @tiffyjade690
    @tiffyjade690 10 місяців тому +3

    This is a different Dr. Sanjay Gupta than the Chief Medical Corresondent on CNN? Thus Dr. Gupta speaks so eloquently and gentlemanly.

  • @laurie6332
    @laurie6332 11 місяців тому +18

    He died just like Leslie Jordan imo. Leslie had been feeling unwell a few weeks before and had an appt to see a cardiologist but never made it. He died suddenly driving to work. Now with Matthew, his Pickleball instructor said he had been feeling very tired for a few weeks and was feeling tired that morning at his lesson. He went home from his lesson and sent his assistant on an errand and he went into his hot tub. If only the chain of events would have happened differently. Perhaps his assistant could have saved him, but she didn't get back until 4pm. Very sad. When God calls, you go. I hope he is at peace now. Beautiful human with a kind heart will be remembered.

  • @dougedwardsyachts
    @dougedwardsyachts 11 місяців тому +6

    This Dr is great. I’ve been following him for yrs and he is a Cardiologist from York, UK. He has a very informative UA-cam channel and his recommendation of Magnesium helped me.

  • @loulou9978
    @loulou9978 11 місяців тому +23

    The drug abuse, weight and the fact he was in the hot tub which raises your blood pressure all point to heart attack.

    • @JaneSmith0709
      @JaneSmith0709 11 місяців тому +7

      And the fact that he played a hard game of pickleball just 2 hours before.

    • @randomeyes
      @randomeyes 11 місяців тому +5

      His heart was obviously on its last legs... I know a guy who dropped dead in a bar at 38 from a heart attack but he was a heavy drinker and extremely overweight.. Still a sad loss.. RIP Matthew

    • @tashamiel
      @tashamiel 11 місяців тому +4

      the high temperatures in a warm tub or sauna cause your blood vessels to dilate, which lowers blood pressure.

    • @loulou9978
      @loulou9978 11 місяців тому

      @@tashamiel Not with all people. For me it raises my blood pressure as I have blood pressure issues. Matt was middle aged on the heavier side and had health effects from years of drug abuse so I wouldn’t be surprised

  • @RebeccaWilson-p9p
    @RebeccaWilson-p9p 11 місяців тому +5

    My dads colon ruptured at 50. My sister was diagnosed with diverticulitis in her mid 20’s. My colon ruptured when I was 46 and my brother, who was 1 yr older, ruptured 6 months after I did. My dad’s sister had a colostomy. I lost several older cousins due to colon rupture. One of my sons had a third of his colon removed in his early 40’s. I wasn’t a yo-yo dieter. I wasn’t a dieter. I was at a normal weight. I wasn’t an addict. If fact I had never had a pain pill till my surgeries for my colon rupture and colostomy takedown. Had appendix removed at 50. Not everyone that has this problem has it due to addition problems. I don’t like how the interviewer keeps referencing this. Some of us just have shitty digestive systems.

  • @Milaperadotti
    @Milaperadotti 11 місяців тому +42

    He was not on drugs. He was in recovery. He spent all day playing pickle ball. I think he had a sudden heart attack

    • @yourstruly256
      @yourstruly256 11 місяців тому +4

      Me too

    • @gingerroot8906
      @gingerroot8906 11 місяців тому +14

      Pickleball then getting into a hot tub. I can imagine blood vessels going into a spasm and a heart attack.

    • @fionabell1744
      @fionabell1744 11 місяців тому +5

      Jabbed? X

    • @johnwidestance2072
      @johnwidestance2072 11 місяців тому

      An adverse side effect to the covid-19 vaccination

    • @nealm6764
      @nealm6764 11 місяців тому

      He was playing pickle ball daily, but taking painkillers routinely. He was still an addict, he just switched from coke and speed to Pfizer.

  • @savyconstruction
    @savyconstruction 11 місяців тому +35

    He’s a lucky man. The way he treated his body, it’s highly likely we would have had cancer and suffered greatly. He’s lucky he left this world quick and painless. God rest his soul and he’s at peace now.

  • @sherryllynn1809
    @sherryllynn1809 11 місяців тому +63

    I'm not in a health profession, but just common sense tells me sitting in a hot tub for awhile lowers heartbeat, lowers blood pressure. Combine that with the likelihood he was on blood thinners since he had so many surgeries and perhaps on narcotic drugs and even if he had only one alcoholic beverage, my thought is he passed out or fell asleep and yes drowned. I also note the magnificent home and the fact he was alone: money doesn't buy happiness.

    • @jameslast3192
      @jameslast3192 11 місяців тому +17

      Sorry, I am a health professional and the opposite is true. Heat will dramatically increase both blood pressure and heart rate.

    • @CATSFOREVER308
      @CATSFOREVER308 11 місяців тому +12

      He screwed up his own life,he could have stopped the drugs and found a partner got married and had a few kids and enjoyed life.Perhaps because of his addiction, none of the women in his life stuck around.I mean look at Robert Downey JR,he found the right woman and turned his life around and never went back to the drugs.

    • @helenporcello1924
      @helenporcello1924 11 місяців тому +7

      He played 2 hours of pickle ball that day.

    • @THOMAZ1DNA
      @THOMAZ1DNA 11 місяців тому

      After the elite forced on us that “ thing” in 2020, the increase in suddden D and other cases are monstruous. Mainstream media will not tell you that, these cowa..ds follow an agenda, be aware. Only real doctors are talking about this fact away from this propaganda machine, many are being eliminated from social media.

    • @THOMAZ1DNA
      @THOMAZ1DNA 11 місяців тому

      After the elite forced on us that “ thing” in 2020, the increase in suddden D and other cases are monstruous. Mainstream media will not tell you that, these cowa..ds follow an agenda, be aware. Only real doctors are talking about this fact away from this propaganda machine, many are being eliminated from social media.

  • @Ceba-pw8hk
    @Ceba-pw8hk 11 місяців тому +35

    The coroner's report says deferred. This is usually done to run tests for drugs and alcohol. It could very well be a heart attack with coronor just being careful to check for anything as is his/her responsibility to do.

  • @Californiadreamin715
    @Californiadreamin715 11 місяців тому +42

    Excellent report Dr. Sanjay Gupta. Your father saved my life.

    • @goodyeoman4534
      @goodyeoman4534 11 місяців тому +1

      How so?

    • @stephenlam3536
      @stephenlam3536 11 місяців тому +1

      What’s done is done u can it turn back time

    • @Akmedhussa
      @Akmedhussa 11 місяців тому

      ​@@goodyeoman4534he walked out in front of a bus, Mr Gupta snr dove and pushed out of the way sacrificing himself!

  • @judilehman1481
    @judilehman1481 10 місяців тому +2

    My father died at age 61 of a massive heart attack while sleeping. His mother died suddenly at 55 of heart attack also. My Feeling is that Matthew died quickly and most likely due to heart issue, especally since Matthew said his heart had stopped several years ago and he was given CPR.

  • @randomeyes
    @randomeyes 11 місяців тому +8

    His heart was obviously on its last legs... I know a guy who dropped dead in a bar at 38 from a heart attack but he was a heavy drinker and extremely overweight.. Still a sad loss.. RIP Matthew

  • @amazingjane2703
    @amazingjane2703 11 місяців тому +9

    He probably had the injections on top of everything else...

    • @francesco245
      @francesco245 11 місяців тому +1

      You're probably a complete dolt.

  • @jennifermiller3451
    @jennifermiller3451 11 місяців тому +13

    As much as I agree with the fact that our choices affect our body, I feel that saying "one cannot undo the effects of drugs" does a disservice by removing hope and incentive for one to recover. ❤. Just something to be considerate of.

    • @francesco245
      @francesco245 11 місяців тому +1

      WTF are you talking about?
      You CAN'T undo the damage that the drugs do to you; it should seem pretty obvious by now that humans have been using drugs for so long! What's the point of denying what's true and obvious?
      Are you also a member of the "you can be fat and healthy" brigade by any chance?
      🙄🤦🤦‍♂🤦‍♀🤦🤦‍♂🤦‍♀

    • @jimfoster7986
      @jimfoster7986 11 місяців тому +3

      Yes, but it’s true, so there’s that. Of course, while you may not be able to undo the physical damage, you can begin to undo the emotional and relationship damage.

    • @travelnomad2128
      @travelnomad2128 11 місяців тому +3

      There's no sugarcoating it. Maybe the knowledge would prevent someone esp young people from starting going the path of addiction.

  • @MomCatMeows
    @MomCatMeows 10 місяців тому +5

    This doctor answered these questions really well. Thanks! 🙏

  • @marykariotakis36
    @marykariotakis36 11 місяців тому +4

    Interviewer is rather annoying!! The Doctor is so kind and informative. Not patronizing Matthew Perry’s addictions and demons. Matthew wanted to be remembered not just as an actor on Friends, he wanted to be remembered for helping others who had a problem with alcohol an pain pills get clean and sober…May your Memory Be Eternal Matthew Perry. May you be at rest now with our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen 🙏🙏🙏

  • @emilyvickery8081
    @emilyvickery8081 11 місяців тому +3

    i see it as a horrible accident.. perhaps he relaxed so much in the jacuzzi that he fell asleep...
    but do we really need to know every little detail about his passing? some things should be left private..
    Focus on his career and his legacy.

  • @cynthiaschultheis1660
    @cynthiaschultheis1660 11 місяців тому +25

    I'LL REMEMBER HIM FOR HIS OPEN HEARTED HELP TO OTHER ADDICTS.❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😥😥

  • @bradleywinter2803
    @bradleywinter2803 11 місяців тому +2

    Well actually a hot tub, if that's where they found him, causes your heart to pound in an attempt divert blood to the surface of your skin for cooling. If there was an underlying heart issue, the body's cooling effect could have exacerbated the problem.

  • @keylargo7647
    @keylargo7647 10 місяців тому +4

    As a recovering alcoholic and addict the damage I have done to my body is not repairable. Yes I have made it to my seventies but I dont live, I exist. Bones, gut, heart, lungs have need shot since mid fifties. I will miss you Matthew. You were shining a spotlight on a disease that kills not only the person abusing but those around them. jmo

  • @deborahklinlger8565
    @deborahklinlger8565 11 місяців тому +5

    It is very unfortunate that Matthew finally beat his addition & said he was happy the last year.
    He was middle aged & for 40years he was an alcoholic & abused drugs which played havoc with his body.
    Smoking & an unhealthy diet could have played a big part in his sudden death.
    I did see his interview Diane Sawyer & he didn't look healthy. His family genetics could have played a part too.
    I'm just so shocked & moruning his death 😢.
    Rip dear sweet Matthew.🎉❤✨️💧🌧💙🕯🌟🕊👏🙏🌙😇😞💜🌄🌞💔🙏✨️. I will miss you in life. 😢

  • @jacquiet6040
    @jacquiet6040 11 місяців тому +29

    Why are so many people in their 50's dying of heart attacks since the jab. 3 cousins in their 50's died of heart attack.

    • @amritawhitman8112
      @amritawhitman8112 11 місяців тому +6

      My condolences - that's awful! All of the information needs to be on the table and discussed without censorship. There are several renowned cardiologists I know of who have reviewed what's been going on the last few years and are calling for the shots to be taken off the market. They're seeing adverse events in as many as 1 in 800 people.

    • @Getonwithit204
      @Getonwithit204 11 місяців тому +2

      Name these cardiologists

    • @jamesirvine9541
      @jamesirvine9541 11 місяців тому +2

      Funny how no one mention the millions that drink 3 coffees a day

    • @francesco245
      @francesco245 11 місяців тому

      @@amritawhitman8112 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

  • @mel6867
    @mel6867 11 місяців тому +3

    Dr was excellent in his discussion. Unfortunately, he was talking to someone who couldn't seem to grasp what he was saying because she was too much fixated on a single train of thought.

  • @amandaluxmoore4228
    @amandaluxmoore4228 11 місяців тому +7

    What a compassionate, non judgmental and lovely Dr. Bless

  • @Pentagone-II-
    @Pentagone-II- 11 місяців тому +7

    RIP Matthew Perry🙏🙏🤲🤲🤲 😢RIP unforgettable Chandler Bing 🤲🤲🤲🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Your talent, your humor, your sensitivity and your kindness made you our favorite actor because you made us laugh so much.🤲🤲🙏🙏🙏 We love U Matthew Perry-Chandler Bing❤🤲🤲🙏🙏🙏

  • @markjones8249
    @markjones8249 11 місяців тому +32

    It's always everything but the 💉

    • @angelaallen2190
      @angelaallen2190 11 місяців тому +5

      Didn't seem to hurt Trump did it??

    • @angelwilder2378
      @angelwilder2378 11 місяців тому +4

      @@angelaallen2190. Didn’t seem to hurt millions and millions of people who are walking around healthy.

    • @MrChappy39
      @MrChappy39 11 місяців тому +6

      I'm 70, had multiple jabs. No colds, flus or covid. Rockin it with the needle work!

    • @zplapplap
      @zplapplap 11 місяців тому

      By the flawed logic of some, conversely, it cannot be anything but the 💉.

    • @MrJonnyl123
      @MrJonnyl123 11 місяців тому

      Celebrities with drug and booze problems dying young is hardly new

  • @melissagregoire9278
    @melissagregoire9278 10 місяців тому +1

    Remember the first few times we saw Matthew looking so downtrodden, overweight, sloppy and he looked depressed? It blew my mind as it did so many I'm sure. It scared me. I wouldn't have been surprised if he had died during that period of his life. I do hope he is at rest. I say this to Matthew as a person, not as a fan of FRIENDS.

  • @ladym1910
    @ladym1910 11 місяців тому +33

    Healthy athletes did not used to drop dead suddenly very often in the past but in the last couple of years that has become much more common.
    Yes, Matthew obviously damaged his body with a self-destructive lifestyle but are we open to ALL possibilities that may have contributed to his untimely death?
    It would also be interesting to explore the idea of why our society sometimes contributes to destroying those who seem to have been gifted with everything to live for.

    • @DodaGarcia
      @DodaGarcia 11 місяців тому +1

      Has it become more common for athletes to die suddenly? I'd love to see your source for that.

    • @TheGreyTest
      @TheGreyTest 11 місяців тому +4

      @@DodaGarciayes. The data to show this fact is out there and there’s lots of it. Let me guess, you want me to personally feed the data to you so that you can just close your eyes, cover your ears, dismiss it completely and throw it in the bin?

    • @jamesirvine9541
      @jamesirvine9541 11 місяців тому +3

      So why is it then that more soccer players worldwide dropped dead on the pitch in the year 2000,09 ,10,19 than in the last few years then,try doing some research before you talk nonsense

    • @ladym1910
      @ladym1910 11 місяців тому +8

      @@DodaGarcia You might want to check out this book, among other sources, "Cause Unknown" The Epidemic of Sudden Deaths in 2021 & 2022" by Edward Dowd. Also, Great Britain and Australia are investigating a significant rise in the death of young adults during the last couple of years and American insurance companies are reporting an un-precedented increase in insurance claims for young adults who have died suddenly.

    • @awilliams4543
      @awilliams4543 11 місяців тому

      this DR. is a fake

  • @memories-in-memphis
    @memories-in-memphis 10 місяців тому +2

    I believe Dr. Gupta is right. I read reports from the lady that Matthew played pickleball with every morning that he went home after playing for an hour. She said he had been "fatigued" that day and for about a week. He could have thought he was coming down with something when in reality it was his heart.

  • @bri_____
    @bri_____ 11 місяців тому +5

    A certain other medical product in vogue at the minute also has been shown to cause significant heart issues ..

  • @tinagriffiths7593
    @tinagriffiths7593 11 місяців тому +19

    This is exactly what I thought that Matthew possibly had died from a heart attack .

    • @voice.of.reason
      @voice.of.reason 11 місяців тому +5

      Myocarditis ?

    • @irenedemarco1354
      @irenedemarco1354 11 місяців тому

      You do realise, a heart attack , and cardiac arrest are TWO very separate events, right?

    • @TheGreyTest
      @TheGreyTest 11 місяців тому

      @@km11wpgand most commonly caused by these modern newfangled jibjabs… the “Fauci Ouchie” for example.

    • @hayleylongster4698
      @hayleylongster4698 11 місяців тому

      ​@@km11wpg It's not so rare these days.
      In fact, you've probably got it to some degree. Because those injections damage the hearts of ALL WHO TAKE THEM. (There are now papers from multiple countries to prove this).

  • @cschof4351
    @cschof4351 11 місяців тому +7

    I thought the same thing when I heard that he had passed away while in his hot tube . My daughter was born with a heart defect and that was one thing her cardiologist told us was not to allow her to go into a hot tube .

  • @StimParavane
    @StimParavane 11 місяців тому +30

    Excess deaths, sudden deaths and myocarditis... Wasn't he promoting the mRNA vaccines a couple of years ago?

    • @psy-op
      @psy-op 11 місяців тому +4

      Yep, ain't promoting F all now

    • @voice.of.reason
      @voice.of.reason 11 місяців тому

      He was vaxxed up to the eyeballs

    • @jamesirvine9541
      @jamesirvine9541 11 місяців тому +1

      You ever considered that Ure fate might well be a heart attack

    • @StimParavane
      @StimParavane 11 місяців тому

      @@jamesirvine9541 I haven't had any COVID vaccines so I sleep well at night. I also haven't had COVID. What am I doing wrong?

    • @francesco245
      @francesco245 11 місяців тому

      🤡 *R34ard* 🤡

  • @stevewilliams6667
    @stevewilliams6667 11 місяців тому +22

    Genetics play a bigger role,Motorhead singer Lemmy died age 70 and he lived a daily life of Jack Daniel's and amphetamines. Good explanation by this doctor all the same.

    • @waltercolombe6105
      @waltercolombe6105 11 місяців тому +5

      Lemme was superhuman. Like Ozzy and Keith Richards.

  • @nancycurtis488
    @nancycurtis488 10 місяців тому +1

    I am a 76 year old female who has never smoked, hardly ever been a drinker and never used drugs except what my doctors have prescribed. On the other hand I have been a diabetic since I was 58…my maternal grandmother was as well and was the only one we have discovered. I had 7 babies between the ages of 18 and 42, all were C-sections. I have also had two different cancers since 2013…the first a Stage 0 malignant melanoma that was deemed to be non-spreading and non-invasive…thank God….then in 2015 I was diagnosed with uterine cancer and had to have a total hysterectomy. My maternal grandparents died at 70 from a stroke and my Papaw from a cardiac arrest at 72. My paternal grandparents at 84 when she had a cardiac arrest then my Granddad at 86 from uremic poisoning (kidney). My mother died at 58 from lung cancer (a 40 year smoker) and my daddy at 78 from lung cancer after smoking 70 years. I think your best bet is to do the best you can and not smoke, or drink alcohol or do drugs because I did everything I could not to become diabetic and one of the things my cancer doctor told me was….”Your DNA will out and sometimes there is nothing you can do to change it.” So do the best you can with what you can avoid.

  • @mssdn8976
    @mssdn8976 11 місяців тому +14

    The doctor has his own utube channel. York Cardiology, he’s excellent at explaining heart issues

  • @helenaashby6323
    @helenaashby6323 11 місяців тому +2

    Obviously multiple predisposing factors in this case but sudden adult death syndrome does seem to have increased exponentially over the last few years.

  • @jaap5398
    @jaap5398 11 місяців тому +7

    Could I BE Any More Vaccinated? - Matthew Perry 2021

    • @francesco245
      @francesco245 11 місяців тому +1

      Could you be more of a r34arded dolt?

    • @francesco245
      @francesco245 11 місяців тому +1

      🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

  • @SuperPhunThyme100
    @SuperPhunThyme100 11 місяців тому +2

    Amazing how something you did 20+ years ago can kill you today.
    Same went for David Bowie. He went sober in 1997, but died of pancreatic cancer much much later. The writing was on the wall 20 years in advance.

  • @debbiescott6884
    @debbiescott6884 11 місяців тому +5

    We will miss Matthew Perry (Chandler) forever. He feels like we knew him and he was our friend also. This has broke my heart.💔💔🙏🙏

  • @susanfraser6371
    @susanfraser6371 11 місяців тому +22

    Matthew hoped that he would be remembered for his efforts to help people struggling with addiction, even more than his role on Friends.
    Dr. Gupta is doing an excellent job of describing the complex issues that may have contributed to Matthew's sudden death. He is right - people want answers, often look for the simple explanation, and jump to conclusions.
    Let's hope that part of Matthew's legacy will now include a raised awareness and compassionate understanding about these issues.
    Rest in peace, Matthew.

  • @voxpopuli5663
    @voxpopuli5663 11 місяців тому +2

    The reporter is SO stiff and is reading list of questions off the teleprompter. Thanks Dr. Gupta

  • @aprilwilson5680
    @aprilwilson5680 11 місяців тому +3

    Smoking is probably the worst thing you can do to your body. Especially your heart. This lady just kept harping in drugs and alcohol but he had Copd. He was also in a jacuzzi and they can be dangerous for those with a heart problem. Let him rest in peace. He did so much good, and his most importantly, his legacy will be that of helping those with the same problems.