Hello everyone! I am so excited to be sharing my new lecture series "Spring Forward Your Health!" with you all! This is the first lecture in the series. I apologize for the audio issues in this one, we have that all sorted for the next one! Take care!
I got few questions doctor 1. Ur FFR is based on normal blood flow? If it is, how u get the pressure comparison done( if all arteries are affected, or they may have some sort of blockages) 2. FFR can be found on Stress test or in some case it cannot be found. Like stress test can show no abnormalities 3. If 50% lesion(let's say on LCrX artery, with a FFR based on AI=0.8), you do stent or you perform DCB?
For step1, why I asked is..if u take blood pressure inside the arteries(assuming the arteries have blockages and blood flow is already bad in those). So that will be the baseline u taking or how u get the FFR rate to be based on
Last November Dr. J saved my life in the cath lab in Orlando. I got covid in 2022. It wasnt bad but it closed of my preexisting stents. Every other cardiologist wanted to take me straight to open heart surgery. Luckily I am in the field of cardiology. I decided that the terminal end of my Lad was too small for surgery. Dr J agreed and had me report to the cath Lab. He performed a very complex stenting procedure with intra arterial lithotripsy. Believe me. He is not only a gifted interventionalist but a beautiful human being. There is no way to thank him enough. I was barely able to walk into the hospital. After 3 months I am back in the gym bench pressing 300lbs. I really love this man. He is truely a gift to all of us
I just had my first Apt with him on Friday!! AMAZING! He was telling me exactly what is in the video. Going back for a full gut biome test, food allergy test, CT Angio and Calcium. Going to work on my leaky gut.... and to think i was just looking for a "cardiologist" and found a HEALER!
@@vichin1Awesome that you are working with him! How long do you think all the tests will take to complete ? I'm Canadian and would like to visit the doctor on my vacation. Best of luck to you ❤
Since Feb 2023, of ALL the cardiologists and MDs I follow, Dr. J. is by far the best. In a sentence, you've saved my life! Since then, and after watching ALL your previous videos, I've taken all your advice...CT Calcium Scan (quite high), then took the action you advised. Today, I am a new man, 85lbs down, after a battery of bloodwork you recommended, to include BP management, lifestyle - intermittent fasting and time-restricted feedings, I am as good a version of Me as I can be....thanks to you! Thank you for doing what you do, and how you do it! Looking forward to your new series!
Could you please provide me with a list of what I should do like you did my doctor just blows me off and heart disease runs in my family but I'm seeking a new doctor
I found your lectures on food addiction and fasting in July 2023 and started fasting regularly. Now I’m doing OMAD and as of April 2024 I’m down more than 75 lbs. My blood pressure is 110/70 and it used to be around 135/90. Thank you for everything Pradip! It works! This knowledge changed my life!
00:02 Plaque cracking due to inflammation is a key risk factor for heart attacks. 02:38 Identifying flow-limiting lesions is crucial for preventing cardiac issues. 07:26 Angiograms cannot accurately measure flow-limiting lesions 09:44 Importance of adequate diagnosis before revascularization procedures 14:45 Using FFR to determine need for stenting based on pressure gradients 17:10 FFR-directed stenting leads to better outcomes than angiographically-directed stenting 21:44 Calcium scans can help assess heart health and determine the severity of blockages. 24:07 FFR-CT is a crucial tool for identifying functionally significant blockages in cardiac diagnostics. 28:41 Managing cardiac health through lifestyle changes 30:38 Gut health as a major source of inflammation 34:53 FFR-CT provides valuable insights on blockages and calcium scores. 37:11 Importance of assessing inflammation and blood clotting in cardiac diagnostics 41:31 The impact of emotions and stress on cardiovascular health. 43:33 Importance of accurate FFR-CT for better outcomes 48:01 Importance of Calcium Score in Cardiac Diagnostics 50:41 High calcium score may indicate risk of coronary artery disease. 54:49 Importance of paying attention to diet and frequency of eating 57:24 Importance of Advanced lipid panel in assessing heart health 1:02:16 Inflamed plaques require systemic treatment, not localized 1:04:23 Coronary artery disease is a systemic disease 1:09:17 Inflammation is caused by metabolic endotoxemia, hormonal imbalances, and toxins. 1:11:51 Understanding the impact of toxins on the body 1:16:38 Interpreting nuclear stress tests accurately is crucial for patients. 1:18:48 FFR evaluation can have technical issues with small or thin vessel segments. Crafted by Merlin AI.
Dr. J your lectures are about 'whole body' health. I have watched everything that you post. It's an undertaking for sure BUT over the past few years, you've taught me more than I thought possible, given me the confidence to stand firm on my health choices and inspire me. You are a gift and I thank you from the bottom of my healthy ❤️
Same here! He's incredibly adorable and intelligent. His explanations are so clear and concise. May God bless this individual of science and medicine. #Pradip #Jamnadas #Cardiology #Florida
You are indeed. I wish he wasn't so far away I could have Dr. Nader Ali 100 miles or so away from me but I have no way to reach him. He is also an interventional cardiologist with thoughts very similar to Dr. Jamnadas. When my husband and son were under treatment at DeBakey at the downtown medical center I wish I had known about these doctors. The food at the hospital there is enough to finish off a sick person. One big sugar -carb catastrophe. Seed oil/grains and your choices between fruit juices and artificially sweetened sodas. Getting sick or sicker every week with more medicines added to counteract the earlier one's side effects.
I did a Echo in 2020 and my LV ejection friction was 58%. I just did another one in May 2024 and it was 45%. Should I be worried and can I get it back up. Started eating salads and walking for 20 minutes.
they are all burnt out, apaethic, and longhaulers from their shots, as well as love their power and profit too much to leave. It's really sad :( Many don't care.
I had a widow maker two years ago aged 64 and started to follow as much as I could the doctors advice with my diet. I am not a saint but restrict time eat five days a week. Cook my own food, salad for lunch, no bread, biscuits, cake, pasta, etc. No processed food, only eat out maybe once a month at most. Also, I use extra virgin coconut and olive oil in moderation and no snacks. My sins are a couple of beers at the weekend and a few glasses of red. I have a sweet tooth, so i do have a piece of 85% dark chocolate during the week and maybe a slice of cake at the weekends. I have never been offered any tests except echo cardiogram. No CT calcium etc. Things I have noticed myself are the following : I lost 24lbs, and this has allowed me to enjoy the gym three times a week. I work out for calories burnt per session and raise my heart beat to 140 to 150bpm three times. Usually, I'm there doing aerobics for an hour with a period of intensive work. When ot at the gym I stay active, do jobs for people I know and out doors. Physically, I feel improved. I have no dry cracked skin on knees and elbows, and my adult lifelong friend athletes foot, which I had suffered from for 40 years, has completely gone. My enflamed tonsils (again 40 years) have gone, and I never now get tonsil stones. I no longer get bleeding gums when I brush my teeth. I no longer have bleeding piles breaking out every few months. Numbness in my big toes has gone. My feeling is that even without confirmation of my health status by testing to a large degree, the body can find ways of showing the direction of travel. I do occasionally worry about not knowing, but good walks and keeping busy are their own remedy. Even if my arteries are calcified and will never improve the doctors advice has been I feel good for me. As for my own cardiologist, I feel he is a good man. He listens and encourages, but I guess he is limited to what he can offer. On balance, for a patient, I feel too much information can be both a good and a bad thing. I'm 66 now and I'm happy to have general good health as my goal. I would like to thank the good Doctor for his work and encourage those around him to follow the same direction.
@shotelco no I had a heart attack with a 100% blocked LAD. This is about the worst type of heart attack anyone can get with a very low chance of survival unless immediate medical intervention is given. Hence the name widowmaker
@@tonyprice1526 Understood. Just wanted to clarify. I had a CAC score of 1400, and my GP used the term "Widow maker" as well. Then this GP said "You are a ticking time bomb". Which freaked me out. At age 65, with ZERO hereditary heart problem history, and some 7 years ago I purposely lost 100 lbs. by eliminating ALL sugars, breads, simple carbs, ect., then 6/18 incremental fasting to get off that last 30lbs., this GP "referred" me to a cardiologist, who wanted me to get an angiogram. I asked him what the risk were of such an invasive procedure, vs. the risk of this CAC score. He said the CAC "indicated" a 4% chance of a "cardiovascular event" within the next 5 - 10 years, and the angiogram had a 1% chance of _inducing_ a heart attack, a 1% chance of _inducing_ a stroke, and a 1% chance of _inducing_ an embolism. So a 3% chance of something going South, just to see what the "blockage" may be. I declined. Did more homework. Found a NEW type of CT technology, just being rolled out commercially in 2023 called PCCT (Photon-Counting Computed Tomography ). Its a non-invasive SUPER-ultra-HIGH resolution 3D CT scan that can see past the "blooming" effects of calcium, and provide a very accurate view of any blockage, AND determine what state any Plaque may be in. I doubt even Dr. Jamnadas is aware of this technology. But certainly not these American witch doctors I have been dealing with. When the cardiologist suggested the angiogram, he looked at my chart and realized I was "self-pay" for this visit (The original cardiologist my GP referred me to NEVER responded to the referral). So Insurance ONLY pays for a referred specialist, and I had to find one myself. When this guy saw "self-pay" he asked, "How are you going to afford this $30,000 angiogram I want you to have" (ostensibly to pay the financing on his Yacht?). It is my _OPINION_ that Dr. Jamnadas makes a common sense argument; the root cause of Heart problems is lifestyle. I STRONGLY suggest anyone reading this far research PCCT themselves. Consider this: With respect to an extremely HIGH CAC score - competitive marathon runners have CAC scores sometimes above 4000. Yet their longevity is the same or better than most. Search "heart of stone" "calcium score", as its the stresses they put on their hearts during training and competition, which cause the damages, and subsequent healing that now shows a calcium in a CAC. I too was a competitive athlete, yet these --clowns-- I mean "physicians" never asked about my history. Doesn't mean they are wrong about my prognosis, but all they know is what they have known for the past 30 years, without ever seeking to learn anything new. There are ONLY 3 PCCT devices I have found installed in America at this time, and only ONE in Florida that will provide the scan without a "referral". A PCCT CT scanner will be installed at UCLA in late summer. An out-of-pocket PCCT scan is $1100 at the Florida location. At trip to Indonesia and back to get the PCCT is about the same all-in cost. There are perhaps 10 PCCT devices in Europe. So although novel, PCCT is available. Hopefully, Dr. Jamnadas actually reads these comments and looks into this tech himself. I wish you well, you're doing exactly the right thing in terms of mitigating any further damage to your cardiovascular system!
@@tonyprice1526did you get the 100% blocked LAD clear by advance angio plasty stent？ i too currently have 100% blocked LAD but i developed collateral in the heart so no heart attack
In 2006 my husband age 54 died of an MI in the middle of the night. No symptoms. I'm a Nurse and did CPR and couldn't save him. Sad when there are no symptoms. Dr ordered a stress echo one year before. He never went because he worked 12 hours a day.
Love you so much Dr J! I have tried so many diabetes meds glimibiride made me gain 20 pounds had constant panic attacks and my A1C went from 6.2 to 8. Had severe muscle weakness joint pain. It was awful. Metformin dizzy bladder infections. Ozempic was the worst. Severe weakness. Food stuck in esophagus. You are saving lives.
metformin should not cause bladder issues....it's GI. Ozempic -I was offered and refused. Causes gastroparesis, and diabetes predisposes us to the to boot. Be careful.
Omg same here .. during eye vitrectomy I went into cardiac month later I had 2 stents .. I only adopted chest cramps there after few months later I was in kidney stage 4
I must say the complete excitement I feel watching you and learning is amazing! I keep thinking of how valuable real schooling through our young lives could have not only kept students so enthralled with learning but to take life tools with us that truly meant something! I thank you so much for your time your excellent teaching and most of all for just being a caring person to help all of us take in this knowledge. May you be blessed in all you do and again thank you ❤️
Outstanding. You covered so many topics in a way we can understand. You have also emphasised the need for each patient to take action for the long term. These procedures do not fix things for the long term. That change is on us. Thank you.
Bravo, Dr. Jambadas! The most clear explanation of the pathophysiology, investigative tools, treatment options, risk factors, and the paramount importance of healthy metabolism.
OMG, what I've been saying for years - whatever hurts the blood vessels damages the organs they feed: the heart, the eyes, the kidneys, the brain, the nerves of our periphery. THANK YOU!
Just loving all his explanations,he is so very thorough; God bless him for helping us all over the world!Always so excited to see his videos, I will be following up with my doctor to get a stress test to check me out; sometimes I really feel winded, thanks Doc; love you!!!!!Blessings
He's incredibly adorable & intelligent. His explanations are so clear and concise. May God bless this MAN of #science & #medicine. #Pradip #Jamnadas #Cardiology #Florida
Such a top cardiologist explaining the fundamental so simple..in you tube for better of society..medical procedures, technics must reach to the poorest of poor..then scientific approach is correct..benefit for all. Health for all.nice
I love you doctor J. You have taught me so so much I’m coming to see you one day because I’m not getting good care where I live. Most of my family all Heart disease !!
I lost 100 lbs after watching the videos posted by Dr Pradip Jamnadas. I talk to as many people as I can about these videos. They literately saved my life!
@@jennifermarlow. I had oxalate dumping as Pseudo Gout in my ankles every 3 months for 14 months. But it all goes away after awhile. Everyone is different.
@@jac1161 I eat a clean carnivore diet. Mostly fatty beef and lamb but I also eat pork, chicken, sea food and other animals. I got healthy eating only fatty meat. I only eat that and drink water.
PERTH AUSTRALIA...WE ARE WATCHING YOU FROM MANT OCEANS AWAY...DR....YOU ARE A FANTASTIC CARDIOLOGIST DR JAMNADAS.....YOUR KNOWLEDGE IS EXEMPLARY....THANK YOU SIR
I wish I were in Florida close to this amazing cardiologist. He explains things so well. Thank you doctor for your videos. I learn a lot from them. I will ask my cardiologist about FFR-CT scan.
Its really a gamble in life when you get a cardiologist referral and usually its who the insurance company wants to pay!!...always get second or third opinions b4 surgery! And watching video like this use to give me anxiety but now it just gives me motivation to eat good and exercise and sleep good lol
PERTH AUSTRALIA....YOU ARE THE BEST...DR JAMNADAS..WE WATCH YOU FROM MANY OCEANS AWAY...SIR PLEASE SHARE MORE OF YOUR EDUCATIONAL MED CLIPS...YOUR SELFLESS CONTRIBUTION IS APPRECIATED...MAY YOUR FAMILY YOU BE BLESSED.....THANK YOU DR....
Your info is always great. I had on occasions several symptoms you mentioned. Cardiac PET scan and stress test show all is great, must be anxiety. I am 86.
I really appreciate your videos. I'm 57 female with a calcium score of 325. My score actually went down from 395 2 years ago! I did a CCTA and showed several spots of 70%+ blockage of my LAD. Just had a heart cath done and he did the pressure test of the blockages. They were 90 & 91. No stents. That's fascinating! I go in for my post procedure check up next week. What questions should I ask? I am getting more exercise and watching foods and toxins already. It's amazing how many toxins we are exposed to in everyday life. Thank you so much for your videos. I have learned so much and it gives me information to be my best advocate for my health.
It makes whole lots of sense now why our parents told us way of healthy life and cleaning of guts at certain intervals and no grain food diet at the every fortnight. This also indicates why my parents siblings lived over 93 years without any medication or visit to any doctor in India.
My brother who is on statin for his cholesterol went for a free cardiac check up here in Sydney and he passed his stress test with no symptoms. He then mentioned to his cardiologist that he wants to stop taking the statin as it's giving him joint pain, the cardiologist told him to have CT angiogram before stopping his statin. The CT angiogram showed his calcium score=68 and he has 90% blockage in his LAD and immediately put on Aspirin /Clopidogrel and he's booked for invasive angiogram in 2 weeks time . He's really nervous about it and so worried that they are going to stent his artery unnecessary so, I sent him this video , so he can ask about his FFR. Thank you Dr Jamnadas for this well-informed educational video. There are some doctors out there that will do unnecessary procedures just to get paid by the insurance or Medicare .
I’m in Cairns & I think my cardiologist is one of those who would do an unnecessary op. I’m going to go to & see another cardiologist who does the FFR CT.
My sister just had a stent put in her left main artery and it saved her life she is 74 years old just this morning and she's already feeling much better
I am getting a coronary CTA next week for mild chest pain while exercising. If my results come back with blockages, I’m going to share this lecture with my doctor and ask about FFR before getting any stents..
What happened with your CTA? I didn't see this video until now two days since released from 5 days in hospital see my comment above. I got a stent and really wonder if I needed one as never heard of FFR and no mention of that and little or no discussion before I was told and being wheeled to the angiogram lab... I also know they used dye both times so I guess it was a CT Angiogram.
good luck sharing it with your doctor.....they are in bed with their corporations and don't fight for the patient. Ex hospital nurse and traumatized patient and nurse. When you care, and they don't, it's a nightmare
Dear Dr. Pradip, You are God gift to humanity, very knowledgeable doctor of medicine, a kind and generous Guru spearding knowledge to mankind ( Gita Say best donation is to donate your knowledge). I listen to y Dr. Lallchand Kalra, MD. NYC
Im sure i found right here one who is a real life-supporting heart doctor; one who is really caring to resolve arterial blockages, and not the medical-industrial complex profit blockages he actually can help cause! I need you doctor, after triple bypass, and now im 73 and trying to not live stupidly, which is allot to learn and live. The Framingham Study agrees about inflammation, but beyond that, your approach does circles around them. Your approach is so on point, brilliant. Thank you so much, i pray my young cardiologist will watch this when i urge him to; a lot of system pressure is on doctors. I take no meds, and this is priceless help to myself for sure! God protect you is my prayer. ❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏
Wow this is what happened to me yesterday, went in for a possible stent, but my surgeon did FFR, RFR, CFR and IMR and I come out a happy bunny, no stent needed. On balance then the chest pain which drove me to the Dr in the first place is a good thing, as it is nature telling me to go easy and throttle back. I do have a blockage but it is manageable.
BUT most cardiologists do not do do that, they rush to put as many stents as possible because of the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$,the more the better for their bank account
In today's world where the blockage stneting js guided by hesrt physiological these instances are rare. Also new technology is on horizon. Also there are new fully dissolvable platforms where these stents dissappear after 1 to 2 years rather than leaving a permanent scaffold in the heart artery. Europe already uses it, not yet available in USA. MOST cardiologists use FFR to treat stable angina nowadays.
@@bhargavbhuva1805 IT is a new generation stent that dissolves away after doing scaffolding work for 1 year. So, no metal left inside the artery. Don't know the price since not yet fda approved in USA. IN INDIA MERES100 is a fully absorbable platform which is now available. I understand the sarcastic undertone but understand the coronary physiological before calling wolf.
This doc is really advanced on his approach. The only thing I question is the statement that only 75% restricts flow. How about Poisseulliuex s law?? I really like this. It’s the most physiological that I have seen on the entire UA-cam
Im 62 just had a calcium CT done. score is 1100. My first cardio visit is a a few days from now. I want to visit THIS Doctor!! I'm in Florida and will travel (Wonder if my inurance covers him...ha ha).
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world. I enjoy watching your lectures-very informative and you make it fun and interesting. Your health advices are connected to root causes. Peace.
You are spot-on doctor about the genetics actually read a study that was done for almost 80 years which entailed 3000 people they said it appeared they would learn the eating habits of their relatives and other things and carry that on
Skills of plumbing maintenance, understanding flow distribution, circuit balance and layout, dynamics of energy phases and rest, but the beautiful key is the diet of food and normal exercise. Life is love is faith.
Went to my cardiologist after palpitations, we did a battery of tests and had a CAC score of 50. I told him I was going to change my diet and lifestyle he said it wasn't enough. I quoted Dr. Jamnadas and said it was definitely associated with my gut issues. He said I was being biased in my search for information. Argued with him for 45 minutes and got a $900 bill for it. He's fired! Wish I lived close to Dr. Jamnadas!
I did the same. No plaque found anywhere. CAC score 0. I refused the statins as my HDL is high and my triglycerides low. I've always been on a low carb diet. It turns out I have a genetic condition in th av node. I'm waiting to see an electrophysiologist. Maybe I need ablation and pacing but I'll wait and see.
The heart doctor I saw just really wanna put me on heart CT! Without anything else he said the rest not relevant! … now I understand he just wanna stent me. Will go see other doctor now - thank you sir.
I sure wish you were my doctor, I had angioplasty done in my right leg 10 months ago, it was blocked. Sadly the blockage came back, it was significant again. My doctor gave me a stent 7 days ago, I’m in so much pain where the stent was placed, I wasn’t given anything for pain management except Tylenol. It doesn’t even touch the pain. I pray it doesn’t become blocked again I can’t take the pain. From listening to this, I’m sorry I got the stent. Thank you, this has told me so much about peripheral artery disease.
Thank you for all the information you have been providing! I have always had high cholesterol / LDL since i started testing 20 years ago and my PCP has always tried to push statins. I am able to improve the numbers some by diet and exercise but they never get down to 'normal'. My trig/hdl is 1.1, HgA1c is 5.6, CRP is 0.91 and I am south Asian. Finally going to a cardiologist who agreed to do a calcium score and particle size ( although he is also pushing statins). Hopefully my score is zero and he changes his mind about putting me on statins. Will soon find out !
@bulgarian_user unfortunately calcium score was 94. Have yet to visit cardiologist this week but looks like now I am left with no option but to start statin..😪
@@piki9202 Statins interfere with brain cholesterol receptors which leads to T3D. Change to a clean carnivore diet. Dr Ken Berry and Dr Anthony Chaffee can help you. You need to get ketones in your blood, k2 in in your blood and higher levels of BHB and BDNF. Intermittent Fasting and a clean carnivore diet will fix you.
@@bulgarian_user CAC Does NOt measure the deadly soft plaque statins raise CAC. …only CIMT measures soft plaque. One can have zero CAC but lots of killer soft plaque
i had 100%,blockage in my LAD for a long time, lived with a lot of pain in shoulder and jaw but kept getting sent home. stent fixed everything, i feel like im 20 again.
I had a calcium scan done and my score was 1011. I'm healthy and don't eat terrible and exercise all the time. Everyone around me and heart doctors have me scared for my life. I started listening to smarter people and smarter doctors and have come to the conclusion we are all being lied to for monetary purposes.
Thanks for this. Super-informative. Hope you can include a short discussion (in a future video?) on soft-plaque vs calcified-plaques, to deepen the blockage vs calcium score diagnostic blind spots.
Hello everyone! I am so excited to be sharing my new lecture series "Spring Forward Your Health!" with you all! This is the first lecture in the series. I apologize for the audio issues in this one, we have that all sorted for the next one! Take care!
Thank you Dr for your efforts , you are a God send .
I got few questions doctor
1. Ur FFR is based on normal blood flow? If it is, how u get the pressure comparison done( if all arteries are affected, or they may have some sort of blockages)
2. FFR can be found on Stress test or in some case it cannot be found. Like stress test can show no abnormalities
3. If 50% lesion(let's say on LCrX artery, with a FFR based on AI=0.8), you do stent or you perform DCB?
For step1, why I asked is..if u take blood pressure inside the arteries(assuming the arteries have blockages and blood flow is already bad in those). So that will be the baseline u taking or how u get the FFR rate to be based on
Thank you
@@anivaavaffr is pressure gradient before and after blockage. I had a ghosted lad. He spent 3.5 hours repairing my lad.
Last November Dr. J saved my life in the cath lab in Orlando. I got covid in 2022. It wasnt bad but it closed of my preexisting stents. Every other cardiologist wanted to take me straight to open heart surgery. Luckily I am in the field of cardiology. I decided that the terminal end of my Lad was too small for surgery. Dr J agreed and had me report to the cath Lab. He performed a very complex stenting procedure with intra arterial lithotripsy. Believe me. He is not only a gifted interventionalist but a beautiful human being. There is no way to thank him enough. I was barely able to walk into the hospital. After 3 months I am back in the gym bench pressing 300lbs. I really love this man. He is truely a gift to all of us
Glad to hear you got your health back eat clean live healthy.
Good luck bro
who is Dr J ?
, DrJamnadas, the one who is doing this presentation
You are a doctor also I presume?
@@azahzuddin no, im a guy who can be as good of any doctor using chatgpt and just logical thinking
Oh I’ve been waiting for another video by my favorite cardiologist Dr Jamnadas!
Me tooo!
I just had my first Apt with him on Friday!! AMAZING! He was telling me exactly what is in the video. Going back for a full gut biome test, food allergy test, CT Angio and Calcium. Going to work on my leaky gut.... and to think i was just looking for a "cardiologist" and found a HEALER!
@@vichin1 I’ve been a cardiac nurse for 25 years and Dr Jamnadas is the best!
Me Too! I'm not a doctor but find all his knowledge so easy to digest. Thanks for all the work you publish Dr. Pradip!
@@vichin1Awesome that you are working with him! How long do you think all the tests will take to complete ? I'm Canadian and would like to visit the doctor on my vacation. Best of luck to you ❤
*Profoundly Wise and Brilliant Cardiologist.* Such a rarity. Thank you for posting this video.
So compassionate and humble too
Rare for sure...but wise and brilliant...this is how they should ALL be. Period.
Since Feb 2023, of ALL the cardiologists and MDs I follow, Dr. J. is by far the best. In a sentence, you've saved my life! Since then, and after watching ALL your previous videos, I've taken all your advice...CT Calcium Scan (quite high), then took the action you advised. Today, I am a new man, 85lbs down, after a battery of bloodwork you recommended, to include BP management, lifestyle - intermittent fasting and time-restricted feedings, I am as good a version of Me as I can be....thanks to you! Thank you for doing what you do, and how you do it! Looking forward to your new series!
Could you please provide me with a list of what I should do like you did my doctor just blows me off and heart disease runs in my family but I'm seeking a new doctor
Did your calcium scores changed(reduced) due to the new lifestyle?
I found your lectures on food addiction and fasting in July 2023 and started fasting regularly. Now I’m doing OMAD and as of April 2024 I’m down more than 75 lbs. My blood pressure is 110/70 and it used to be around 135/90. Thank you for everything Pradip! It works! This knowledge changed my life!
Can you pls share the link of the video that you have referred here. I would like to watch the video
he also has a more in depth description of high insulin and the havoc it causes in the body.
00:02 Plaque cracking due to inflammation is a key risk factor for heart attacks.
02:38 Identifying flow-limiting lesions is crucial for preventing cardiac issues.
07:26 Angiograms cannot accurately measure flow-limiting lesions
09:44 Importance of adequate diagnosis before revascularization procedures
14:45 Using FFR to determine need for stenting based on pressure gradients
17:10 FFR-directed stenting leads to better outcomes than angiographically-directed stenting
21:44 Calcium scans can help assess heart health and determine the severity of blockages.
24:07 FFR-CT is a crucial tool for identifying functionally significant blockages in cardiac diagnostics.
28:41 Managing cardiac health through lifestyle changes
30:38 Gut health as a major source of inflammation
34:53 FFR-CT provides valuable insights on blockages and calcium scores.
37:11 Importance of assessing inflammation and blood clotting in cardiac diagnostics
41:31 The impact of emotions and stress on cardiovascular health.
43:33 Importance of accurate FFR-CT for better outcomes
48:01 Importance of Calcium Score in Cardiac Diagnostics
50:41 High calcium score may indicate risk of coronary artery disease.
54:49 Importance of paying attention to diet and frequency of eating
57:24 Importance of Advanced lipid panel in assessing heart health
1:02:16 Inflamed plaques require systemic treatment, not localized
1:04:23 Coronary artery disease is a systemic disease
1:09:17 Inflammation is caused by metabolic endotoxemia, hormonal imbalances, and toxins.
1:11:51 Understanding the impact of toxins on the body
1:16:38 Interpreting nuclear stress tests accurately is crucial for patients.
1:18:48 FFR evaluation can have technical issues with small or thin vessel segments.
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is it true cacuim scans do not show soft plaque build up in arteries.? also how effective is a nuclear stress test in showing blocked arteries ?,
Dr. J your lectures are about 'whole body' health. I have watched everything that you post. It's an undertaking for sure BUT over the past few years, you've taught me more than I thought possible, given me the confidence to stand firm on my health choices and inspire me. You are a gift and I thank you from the bottom of my healthy ❤️
Same here! He's incredibly adorable and intelligent. His explanations are so clear and concise. May God bless this individual of science and medicine. #Pradip #Jamnadas #Cardiology #Florida
Thankyou.I'm learning from you what is happening to me. ❤
I am so blessed to have Dr Pradip as my DR.
You are indeed. I wish he wasn't so far away I could have Dr. Nader Ali 100 miles or so away from me but I have no way to reach him. He is also an interventional cardiologist with thoughts very similar to Dr. Jamnadas.
When my husband and son were under treatment at DeBakey at the downtown medical center I wish I had known about these doctors. The food at the hospital there is enough to finish off a sick person. One big sugar -carb catastrophe. Seed oil/grains and your choices between fruit juices and artificially sweetened sodas.
Getting sick or sicker every week with more medicines added to counteract the earlier one's side effects.
@@cybersal7 I come from CT
And I am jealous you have Dr Pradip as your doctor.
Where’s he a doctor at
I did a Echo in 2020 and my LV ejection friction was 58%. I just did another one in May 2024 and it was 45%. Should I be worried and can I get it back up. Started eating salads and walking for 20 minutes.
I always get so excited to hear new Dr Pradip content. He's the best!
Thank you !!!!! I'm am an ER doc who could never understand why CAD was treated the way it had been-finally it makes sense with this FFR technology!
Every medical practitioners shd be watching all ur videos. They are life saving. Tnx much
they are all burnt out, apaethic, and longhaulers from their shots, as well as love their power and profit too much to leave. It's really sad :( Many don't care.
Dr Jam is what most of us think a doctor is and should be for each patient needs in order to become healthy...
I love this guy....he has got a holistic approach to heart care
this is one of the best, THE BEST videos I've watched. EVER. Thank you Dr. Pradip Jamanadas
I had a widow maker two years ago aged 64 and started to follow as much as I could the doctors advice with my diet. I am not a saint but restrict time eat five days a week. Cook my own food, salad for lunch, no bread, biscuits, cake, pasta, etc. No processed food, only eat out maybe once a month at most. Also, I use extra virgin coconut and olive oil in moderation and no snacks. My sins are a couple of beers at the weekend and a few glasses of red. I have a sweet tooth, so i do have a piece of 85% dark chocolate during the week and maybe a slice of cake at the weekends. I have never been offered any tests except echo cardiogram. No CT calcium etc. Things I have noticed myself are the following : I lost 24lbs, and this has allowed me to enjoy the gym three times a week. I work out for calories burnt per session and raise my heart beat to 140 to 150bpm three times. Usually, I'm there doing aerobics for an hour with a period of intensive work. When ot at the gym I stay active, do jobs for people I know and out doors. Physically, I feel improved. I have no dry cracked skin on knees and elbows, and my adult lifelong friend athletes foot, which I had suffered from for 40 years, has completely gone. My enflamed tonsils (again 40 years) have gone, and I never now get tonsil stones. I no longer get bleeding gums when I brush my teeth. I no longer have bleeding piles breaking out every few months. Numbness in my big toes has gone. My feeling is that even without confirmation of my health status by testing to a large degree, the body can find ways of showing the direction of travel. I do occasionally worry about not knowing, but good walks and keeping busy are their own remedy. Even if my arteries are calcified and will never improve the doctors advice has been I feel good for me. As for my own cardiologist, I feel he is a good man. He listens and encourages, but I guess he is limited to what he can offer. On balance, for a patient, I feel too much information can be both a good and a bad thing. I'm 66 now and I'm happy to have general good health as my goal. I would like to thank the good Doctor for his work and encourage those around him to follow the same direction.
By "Widow maker", do you mean you had a CAC test and it showed a High score?
@shotelco no I had a heart attack with a 100% blocked LAD. This is about the worst type of heart attack anyone can get with a very low chance of survival unless immediate medical intervention is given. Hence the name widowmaker
@@tonyprice1526 Understood. Just wanted to clarify. I had a CAC score of 1400, and my GP used the term "Widow maker" as well. Then this GP said "You are a ticking time bomb". Which freaked me out. At age 65, with ZERO hereditary heart problem history, and some 7 years ago I purposely lost 100 lbs. by eliminating ALL sugars, breads, simple carbs, ect., then 6/18 incremental fasting to get off that last 30lbs., this GP "referred" me to a cardiologist, who wanted me to get an angiogram. I asked him what the risk were of such an invasive procedure, vs. the risk of this CAC score. He said the CAC "indicated" a 4% chance of a "cardiovascular event" within the next 5 - 10 years, and the angiogram had a 1% chance of _inducing_ a heart attack, a 1% chance of _inducing_ a stroke, and a 1% chance of _inducing_ an embolism. So a 3% chance of something going South, just to see what the "blockage" may be.
I declined. Did more homework. Found a NEW type of CT technology, just being rolled out commercially in 2023 called PCCT (Photon-Counting Computed Tomography ). Its a non-invasive SUPER-ultra-HIGH resolution 3D CT scan that can see past the "blooming" effects of calcium, and provide a very accurate view of any blockage, AND determine what state any Plaque may be in.
I doubt even Dr. Jamnadas is aware of this technology. But certainly not these American witch doctors I have been dealing with. When the cardiologist suggested the angiogram, he looked at my chart and realized I was "self-pay" for this visit (The original cardiologist my GP referred me to NEVER responded to the referral). So Insurance ONLY pays for a referred specialist, and I had to find one myself. When this guy saw "self-pay" he asked, "How are you going to afford this $30,000 angiogram I want you to have" (ostensibly to pay the financing on his Yacht?).
It is my _OPINION_ that Dr. Jamnadas makes a common sense argument; the root cause of Heart problems is lifestyle. I STRONGLY suggest anyone reading this far research PCCT themselves.
Consider this: With respect to an extremely HIGH CAC score - competitive marathon runners have CAC scores sometimes above 4000. Yet their longevity is the same or better than most. Search "heart of stone" "calcium score", as its the stresses they put on their hearts during training and competition, which cause the damages, and subsequent healing that now shows a calcium in a CAC. I too was a competitive athlete, yet these --clowns-- I mean "physicians" never asked about my history. Doesn't mean they are wrong about my prognosis, but all they know is what they have known for the past 30 years, without ever seeking to learn anything new.
There are ONLY 3 PCCT devices I have found installed in America at this time, and only ONE in Florida that will provide the scan without a "referral". A PCCT CT scanner will be installed at UCLA in late summer. An out-of-pocket PCCT scan is $1100 at the Florida location. At trip to Indonesia and back to get the PCCT is about the same all-in cost. There are perhaps 10 PCCT devices in Europe. So although novel, PCCT is available. Hopefully, Dr. Jamnadas actually reads these comments and looks into this tech himself.
I wish you well, you're doing exactly the right thing in terms of mitigating any further damage to your cardiovascular system!
@@tonyprice1526did you get the 100% blocked LAD clear by advance angio plasty stent？ i too currently have 100% blocked LAD but i developed collateral in the heart so no heart attack
In 2006 my husband age 54 died of an MI in the middle of the night. No symptoms. I'm a Nurse and did CPR and couldn't save him. Sad when there are no symptoms. Dr ordered a stress echo one year before. He never went because he worked 12 hours a day.
You are so refreshing to listen to Doctor…. I wish more physician were this caring and thorough with their patients! Thank you for this lecture!
Love you so much Dr J! I have tried so many diabetes meds glimibiride made me gain 20 pounds had constant panic attacks and my A1C went from 6.2 to 8. Had severe muscle weakness joint pain. It was awful. Metformin dizzy bladder infections. Ozempic was the worst. Severe weakness. Food stuck in esophagus. You are saving lives.
metformin should not cause bladder issues....it's GI. Ozempic -I was offered and refused. Causes gastroparesis, and diabetes predisposes us to the to boot. Be careful.
What do you take now?
Omg same here .. during eye vitrectomy I went into cardiac month later I had 2 stents .. I only adopted chest cramps there after few months later I was in kidney stage 4
@@sandysyoutube3810 I don’t take anything
I must say the complete excitement I feel watching you and learning is amazing! I keep thinking of how valuable real schooling through our young lives could have not only kept students so enthralled with learning but to take life tools with us that truly meant something! I thank you so much for your time your excellent teaching and most of all for just being a caring person to help all of us take in this knowledge. May you be blessed in all you do and again thank you ❤️
Outstanding.
You covered so many topics in a way we can understand. You have also emphasised the need for each patient to take action for the long term. These procedures do not fix things for the long term. That change is on us.
Thank you.
Well said. 👍
Yes true! We need to make changes
Sir you are brilliant! So blessed that you are helping my husband! May God keeps on blessing you always
Bravo, Dr. Jambadas! The most clear explanation of the pathophysiology, investigative tools, treatment options, risk factors, and the paramount importance of healthy metabolism.
OMG, what I've been saying for years - whatever hurts the blood vessels damages the organs they feed: the heart, the eyes, the kidneys, the brain, the nerves of our periphery. THANK YOU!
He is the best doctor on the planet!
Just loving all his explanations,he is so very thorough; God bless him for helping us all over the world!Always so excited to see his videos, I will be following up with my doctor to get a stress test to check me out; sometimes I really feel winded, thanks Doc; love you!!!!!Blessings
He's incredibly adorable & intelligent. His explanations are so clear and concise. May God bless this MAN of #science & #medicine.
#Pradip #Jamnadas #Cardiology #Florida
Omg, my wait is over with my favourite doctor's another video, thanks sir 🙏
Yesssss!!!! Been watching for more..... Thank you for continuing my education!!!!!
You nailed it doctor ! Health begins in the gut!
Such a top cardiologist explaining the fundamental so simple..in you tube for better of society..medical procedures, technics must reach to the poorest of poor..then scientific approach is correct..benefit for all.
Health for all.nice
Very well explained, which even a layman could understand.
The explanation on epigenetics was the cherry on the cake.
just watching MANY of your Videos I can Now speak with clarity to my Doctor and he is Very impressed with you🙏
Great to see you back Sir, with something new and latest to help both patients and Doctors
I love you doctor J. You have taught me so so much I’m coming to see you one day because I’m not getting good care where I live. Most of my family all
Heart disease !!
I've been waiting for months for another video!!!!
Keep them coming more regularly 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
How many times have I been told that my "Genetics" is what has been causing my High BP and my and food. Amazing healer!
yes because it's taking the responsibility is off you, and you are "stuck" with their meds
I lost 100 lbs after watching the videos posted by Dr Pradip Jamnadas. I talk to as many people as I can about these videos. They literately saved my life!
I had severe inflammation waiting for another amazing video. Thanks Doc! I feel less inflamed already!
Carnivore diet.
@@jennifermarlow. I had oxalate dumping as Pseudo Gout in my ankles every 3 months for 14 months. But it all goes away after awhile. Everyone is different.
@@adelarsen9776 not the answer to all things, and if you are not eating animals that are clean, it's no better.
@@adelarsen9776 oxalates are HUGE issues - I knew a lil about it though my kidney stones, but I learned even more....maaaan. Those and histamines.
@@jac1161 I eat a clean carnivore diet. Mostly fatty beef and lamb but I also eat pork, chicken, sea food and other animals.
I got healthy eating only fatty meat. I only eat that and drink water.
PERTH AUSTRALIA...WE ARE WATCHING YOU FROM MANT OCEANS AWAY...DR....YOU ARE A FANTASTIC CARDIOLOGIST DR JAMNADAS.....YOUR KNOWLEDGE IS EXEMPLARY....THANK YOU SIR
Yeah I'm from Perth too
God Bless
sadly this should be paramount, fundamental and status quo
I wish I were in Florida close to this amazing cardiologist. He explains things so well. Thank you doctor for your videos. I learn a lot from them. I will ask my cardiologist about FFR-CT scan.
Some of the best are in Florida….Dr.Cywes is amazing too
We need more docs like you Doc
Its really a gamble in life when you get a cardiologist referral and usually its who the insurance company wants to pay!!...always get second or third opinions b4 surgery! And watching video like this use to give me anxiety but now it just gives me motivation to eat good and exercise and sleep good lol
PERTH AUSTRALIA....YOU ARE THE BEST...DR JAMNADAS..WE WATCH YOU FROM MANY OCEANS AWAY...SIR PLEASE SHARE MORE OF YOUR EDUCATIONAL MED CLIPS...YOUR SELFLESS CONTRIBUTION IS APPRECIATED...MAY YOUR FAMILY YOU BE BLESSED.....THANK YOU DR....
Your info is always great. I had on occasions several symptoms you mentioned. Cardiac PET scan and stress test show all is great, must be anxiety. I am 86.
We are so glad to heard back here in YT a new fantastic lecture from Dr. Pradip / Thanks for sharing.
I really appreciate your videos. I'm 57 female with a calcium score of 325. My score actually went down from 395 2 years ago! I did a CCTA and showed several spots of 70%+ blockage of my LAD. Just had a heart cath done and he did the pressure test of the blockages. They were 90 & 91. No stents. That's fascinating! I go in for my post procedure check up next week. What questions should I ask? I am getting more exercise and watching foods and toxins already. It's amazing how many toxins we are exposed to in everyday life. Thank you so much for your videos. I have learned so much and it gives me information to be my best advocate for my health.
How are you doing today?
It makes whole lots of sense now why our parents told us way of healthy life and cleaning of guts at certain intervals and no grain food diet at the every fortnight. This also indicates why my parents siblings lived over 93 years without any medication or visit to any doctor in India.
My brother who is on statin for his cholesterol went for a free cardiac check up here in Sydney and he passed his stress test with no symptoms. He then mentioned to his cardiologist that he wants to stop taking the statin as it's giving him joint pain, the cardiologist told him to have CT angiogram before stopping his statin. The CT angiogram showed his calcium score=68 and he has 90% blockage in his LAD and immediately put on Aspirin /Clopidogrel and he's booked for invasive angiogram in 2 weeks time . He's really nervous about it and so worried that they are going to stent his artery unnecessary so, I sent him this video , so he can ask about his FFR. Thank you Dr Jamnadas for this well-informed educational video. There are some doctors out there that will do unnecessary procedures just to get paid by the insurance or Medicare .
I’m in Cairns & I think my cardiologist is one of those who would do an unnecessary op. I’m going to go to & see another cardiologist who does the FFR CT.
My sister just had a stent put in her left main artery and it saved her life she is 74 years old just this morning and she's already feeling much better
@@carol1123 thats great news, can i ask what symptoms she had ?
An excellent lecture by Dr Pradip both in substance and style.
Thank you doctor.
Love from Pakistan
I am getting a coronary CTA next week for mild chest pain while exercising. If my results come back with blockages, I’m going to share this lecture with my doctor and ask about FFR before getting any stents..
What happened with your CTA? I didn't see this video until now two days since released from 5 days in hospital see my comment above. I got a stent and really wonder if I needed one as never heard of FFR and no mention of that and little or no discussion before I was told and being wheeled to the angiogram lab... I also know they used dye both times so I guess it was a CT Angiogram.
good luck sharing it with your doctor.....they are in bed with their corporations and don't fight for the patient. Ex hospital nurse and traumatized patient and nurse. When you care, and they don't, it's a nightmare
What a relief the Dr is! 💌 Save me from the over wordy, lack of succinct clarity which comes from US speakers of English. (mostly)
You are blessed with all this knowledge and your explanation is remarkable
I'm a professional musician... but I love to watch topics on medicine.... this is the 1st one I'm watching of this doctor.... nice
You are a genius, I understood so much on how this amazing body works. Thank you.
Happy to see you back after many months. Waiting for the intense knowledge!
YESSSS! GREAT START OF THE DAY. Gonna watch it eating my dahi.
He always makes so much sense.
So glad you’re back !! Look forward to seeing your new videos 🤩
Dr Jamnadas! this is to good - Another video. Of the eight different health videos I am subscribed to, Yours is the BEST. Thank you......
What a great presentation Dr. Pradip ! I learned new things from you.
Nageswara Rao
Truly holistic. Another amazing, educational lecture. Thank you 🙏
Thank you for the new video .
I love your info , you’re the best !
Dear Dr. Pradip, You are God gift to humanity, very knowledgeable doctor of medicine, a kind and generous Guru spearding knowledge to mankind ( Gita Say best donation is to donate your knowledge). I listen to y Dr. Lallchand Kalra, MD. NYC
You are a kind, giving and learned doctor. Much appreciate...
Im sure i found right here one who is a real life-supporting heart doctor; one who is
really caring to resolve arterial blockages, and not the medical-industrial complex profit blockages he actually can help cause! I need you doctor, after triple bypass, and now im 73 and trying to not live stupidly, which is allot to learn and live.
The Framingham Study agrees about inflammation, but beyond that, your approach does circles around them. Your approach is so on point, brilliant. Thank you so much, i pray my young cardiologist will watch this when i urge him to; a lot of system pressure is on doctors.
I take no meds, and this is priceless help to myself for sure!
God protect you is my prayer.
❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏
You are a legend !! Extremely informative lecture!!
Anxiously waiting for your video!
A great doctor. ❤
The Best!
You are very right Dr, thanks for all your fabulous knowledge. Great to have doctors like you tg.
Wow this is what happened to me yesterday, went in for a possible stent, but my surgeon did FFR, RFR, CFR and IMR and I come out a happy bunny, no stent needed. On balance then the chest pain which drove me to the Dr in the first place is a good thing, as it is nature telling me to go easy and throttle back. I do have a blockage but it is manageable.
Amazing life changing talk. You're the best, thanks so much for your dedication to this
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation, making it easy to understand and reassuring. Brilliant cardiologist.
omg that was awesome! well done! always excited to see a new vid from you
BUT most cardiologists do not do do that, they rush to put as many stents as possible because of the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$,the more the better for their bank account
In today's world where the blockage stneting js guided by hesrt physiological these instances are rare. Also new technology is on horizon. Also there are new fully dissolvable platforms where these stents dissappear after 1 to 2 years rather than leaving a permanent scaffold in the heart artery. Europe already uses it, not yet available in USA. MOST cardiologists use FFR to treat stable angina nowadays.
I'm
so what do u think what is the price for this treatment 😂 more then double this is more costly then stent
@@bhargavbhuva1805 IT is a new generation stent that dissolves away after doing scaffolding work for 1 year. So, no metal left inside the artery. Don't know the price since not yet fda approved in USA. IN INDIA MERES100 is a fully absorbable platform which is now available. I understand the sarcastic undertone but understand the coronary physiological before calling wolf.
Wow
Fantastic explanation particularly on inflammation. Looking forward to detailed video on inflammation. Keep going Dr. Really appreciate your service.
Very well explained. Thank you doctor Pradip.
This doc is really advanced on his approach. The only thing I question is the statement that only 75% restricts flow. How about Poisseulliuex s law??
I really like this. It’s the most physiological that I have seen on the entire UA-cam
I have the best cardiologist in Chicago. I had my first stent in 2014 so far 8 stents. Recently Had my coronary arteries cleaned by laser.
Dr. Hussain
Thank you so much, Dr. Pradip. This teaching is awesome and perfect.
Im 62 just had a calcium CT done. score is 1100. My first cardio visit is a a few days from now. I want to visit THIS Doctor!! I'm in Florida and will travel (Wonder if my inurance covers him...ha ha).
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world. I enjoy watching your lectures-very informative and you make it fun and interesting. Your health advices are connected to root causes. Peace.
wowo ... Dr Jam is not the only surgeon who says stents are a waste many times they are are waste of money and can do more harm than good..
You are spot-on doctor about the genetics actually read a study that was done for almost 80 years which entailed 3000 people they said it appeared they would learn the eating habits of their relatives and other things and carry that on
So dope reading the comments of his real patients. Such an amazing person and talented doctor. Rare ⚡️
Skills of plumbing maintenance, understanding flow distribution, circuit balance and layout, dynamics of energy phases and rest, but the beautiful key is the diet of food and normal exercise. Life is love is faith.
I am enlightened! Thanks, sir.
Went to my cardiologist after palpitations, we did a battery of tests and had a CAC score of 50. I told him I was going to change my diet and lifestyle he said it wasn't enough. I quoted Dr. Jamnadas and said it was definitely associated with my gut issues. He said I was being biased in my search for information. Argued with him for 45 minutes and got a $900 bill for it. He's fired! Wish I lived close to Dr. Jamnadas!
I did the same. No plaque found anywhere. CAC score 0. I refused the statins as my HDL is high and my triglycerides low. I've always been on a low carb diet. It turns out I have a genetic condition in th av node. I'm waiting to see an electrophysiologist. Maybe I need ablation and pacing but I'll wait and see.
I am traveling to see him.
U@@susancoombes
Wow! Please we need more content from you doctor
The heart doctor I saw just really wanna put me on heart CT! Without anything else he said the rest not relevant! … now I understand he just wanna stent me.
Will go see other doctor now - thank you sir.
I sure wish you were my doctor, I had angioplasty done in my right leg 10 months ago, it was blocked. Sadly the blockage came back, it was significant again. My doctor gave me a stent 7 days ago, I’m in so much pain where the stent was placed, I wasn’t given anything for pain management except Tylenol. It doesn’t even touch the pain. I pray it doesn’t become blocked again I can’t take the pain. From listening to this, I’m sorry I got the stent. Thank you, this has told me so much about peripheral artery disease.
You are the absolute best of the best of the best Doc ❤ thank you a gift to humanity 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for all the information you have been providing!
I have always had high cholesterol / LDL since i started testing 20 years ago and my PCP has always tried to push statins. I am able to improve the numbers some by diet and exercise but they never get down to 'normal'. My trig/hdl is 1.1, HgA1c is 5.6, CRP is 0.91 and I am south Asian. Finally going to a cardiologist who agreed to do a calcium score and particle size ( although he is also pushing statins). Hopefully my score is zero and he changes his mind about putting me on statins. Will soon find out !
Clean carnivore diet.
What happened? What was your cardiac score?
@bulgarian_user unfortunately calcium score was 94. Have yet to visit cardiologist this week but looks like now I am left with no option but to start statin..😪
@@piki9202 Statins interfere with brain cholesterol receptors which leads to T3D. Change to a clean carnivore diet.
Dr Ken Berry and Dr Anthony Chaffee can help you.
You need to get ketones in your blood, k2 in in your blood and higher levels of BHB and BDNF.
Intermittent Fasting and a clean carnivore diet will fix you.
@@bulgarian_user CAC Does NOt measure the deadly soft plaque statins raise CAC. …only CIMT measures soft plaque. One can have zero CAC but lots of killer soft plaque
PRADID JAMNADAS,
AN OUTSTANDING CHARACTER, BRILLIANT PERFORMER ➕➕➕
Been looking for the new videos. Thank you.
Excellent. I don't know how to thank to Dr. Jamnadas.
Brillient stuff doc. Spot on with the info . Makes sense.
God bless you
i had 100%,blockage in my LAD for a long time, lived with a lot of pain in shoulder and jaw but kept getting sent home. stent fixed everything, i feel like im 20 again.
How old were you
I had a calcium scan done and my score was 1011. I'm healthy and don't eat terrible and exercise all the time. Everyone around me and heart doctors have me scared for my life. I started listening to smarter people and smarter doctors and have come to the conclusion we are all being lied to for monetary purposes.
Does people after having heart diseases and stunt need to take statins?
Thanks doc.... After long time
Thanks for this. Super-informative. Hope you can include a short discussion (in a future video?) on soft-plaque vs calcified-plaques, to deepen the blockage vs calcium score diagnostic blind spots.
Beautiful way of explaining! Thank you, Doctor.