Why are BLOOD CLOTS so DANGEROUS right NOW?

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  • čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
  • Blood clots can be life threatening if not treated quickly.Blood clots form when certain parts of your blood thicken, forming a semisolid mass. This process may be triggered by an injury or it can sometimes occur inside blood vessels that don't have an obvious injury.
    #heart #doctor #covid19

Komentáře • 324

  • @Nick23at63
    @Nick23at63 Před rokem +33

    Blood clots have always been dangerous, not just now. The question should be WHY are they happening so often NOW? I sure can see the Elephant in the room, while others close their eyes.

    • @metalpuppet5798
      @metalpuppet5798 Před rokem

      There is no increase in any health issues that may even remotely be connected to the vaccines. Every single hospitalization and death has to be recorded in statistics with its cause

    • @JuanBusiness-cf3bm
      @JuanBusiness-cf3bm Před 6 měsíci

      bruh, maybe because obesity rates have been increasing? less exercise? but nooooo it's da gov tryna kill us!!!!

    • @SD-li9g
      @SD-li9g Před 3 měsíci +4

      I fine the most intelligent people are the most difficult ones to get through to, they just don't want to know. there is something psychological with that freaking thing am not going to mention only cause i know this comment won't be there long

    • @desthomas3020
      @desthomas3020 Před 3 měsíci +1

      ​@@SD-li9gits the intelligent ones that are the problem.its the vaccines for God's sake. Well planned indeed.

    • @orakelgottes
      @orakelgottes Před 3 měsíci

      Thousands of embalmers and pathologists are scratching their heads because they found in the dead bodies white blood clots so large, so sturdy, rubbery and scary. Nobody has seen one like that prior to rollout of the injection mid of 2020. But this doctor is pretending not to be aware of it. May God seek justice upon you dr mike, you are not a real doctor

  • @bobsilver3983
    @bobsilver3983 Před rokem +17

    Its from the "Safe and Effectives"

  • @capgains
    @capgains Před rokem +12

    Carefully worded title. I was thinking more of “the number of people dying from cardiovascular related complications is up significantly since oooh I don’t know 2021 ish”

  • @glorialabella6361
    @glorialabella6361 Před rokem +51

    Great information on blood clots. My Mom died from a pulmonary embolism after open-heart surgery. May she rest in peace. 🕊️🙏🕊️

    • @jeffj318
      @jeffj318 Před rokem +7

      "To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die." -Thomas Campbell

    • @dennisossianderrmplmtcst2053
      @dennisossianderrmplmtcst2053 Před rokem +4

      So sorry for your family’s loss. ✨🙏✨

    • @cherylf.4616
      @cherylf.4616 Před rokem +2

      Gloria La Bella- Sorry for the loss of your Mom 😞 🙏

    • @marialazarou251
      @marialazarou251 Před rokem +3

      Yeshua rest your Moms soul. And Gods perpetual light shine upon her.

    • @LunarCosmic
      @LunarCosmic Před rokem +3

      Send prayers 🙏🙏

  • @LibertyDIY
    @LibertyDIY Před rokem +22

    Consider taking K2 with D3. Vitamin D frees up calcium and K2 can help make sure that calcium ends up in bones and teeth instead of joints and vascular tissue.

    • @bw6078
      @bw6078 Před rokem +3

      I started K2 with D3 as well. One of the few things we can do to be and or stay healthy. All the best.

    • @catherinewilson1079
      @catherinewilson1079 Před rokem

      On this for Osteopenia.

    • @jerseytony1
      @jerseytony1 Před rokem

      @@bw6078 Nottokinase may help

  • @bobcat409
    @bobcat409 Před rokem +11

    So why are blood clots so dangerous now? I missed that part. Is there something we are putting in our bodies that could cause this?

  • @ZebraLemur
    @ZebraLemur Před rokem +17

    Experimental gene therapy

  • @dennisossianderrmplmtcst2053

    Thank you so much Dr. Hansen, we really, really appreciate you. Please take good care and keep up the great work. Kindly, Dennis

  • @kyliecmann
    @kyliecmann Před rokem +9

    Thanks for this amazing explanation, 18 months ago after my hysterectomy I developed bilateral multiple PE's. Over 20 in each lung. I've just turned 43 and I'm really grateful to still be here for my husband and kids, but it's a long recovery journey especially when there's very little education for patients let alone public awareness. Still struggling most days with shortness of breath and other symptoms but I know I'm getting better. Thanks from Kylie in New Zealand x

  • @javy0820
    @javy0820 Před rokem +25

    Healthy young athletes collapsing from blood clots. Remember seeing a new article of an 18 yo football player that had 12 feet of clots pulled from his legs.
    💉

    • @amyalewine
      @amyalewine Před rokem +1

      This doctor will not talk about the real reason we are seeing so many die suddenly in the past two years. Really depressing knowing a doctor is still covering up what is happening. Pfizer sponses them so they cannot rock the boat.

    • @chrisalvino812
      @chrisalvino812 Před rokem +5

      Yeah, probably COVID. COVID increases the risk of blood clots significantly in all age groups, including the young. And that risk remains elevated for a long time.

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před rokem +3

      Coof. Coof

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před rokem +8

      @@chrisalvino812 you spelled vaxx wrong

    • @jerseytony1
      @jerseytony1 Před rokem +3

      @@hillaryclinton2415 Right it's spelled MRNA

  • @lisasmith9311
    @lisasmith9311 Před rokem +7

    No covid shot

  • @SM20005
    @SM20005 Před rokem +14

    Loved all the topics you've chosen to talk about lately. So valuable. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. My time well spent

  • @Scepticalasfuk
    @Scepticalasfuk Před rokem +15

    The one thing we know for sure is that elephants don't cause blood clots and there are no elephants in the room!

  • @kim.in.nature.
    @kim.in.nature. Před rokem +9

    I am taking Nattokinase and vitamin B3 niacin (flushing type) to ward off blood clots naturally, hopefully.

  • @debstayblessed9549
    @debstayblessed9549 Před rokem +5

    Excellent explanation. Wish more information and emphasis was given on prevention and what individual can do to avoid and or best recover.

  • @nicolacoke7538
    @nicolacoke7538 Před rokem +2

    Informative 👍.Thanks once again Dr Mike

  • @mrpawpaw7023
    @mrpawpaw7023 Před rokem +10

    Got my shots, then I got my clots.

  • @aprilmoffitt8093
    @aprilmoffitt8093 Před rokem +12

    CLOT SHOT?

    • @DebNKY
      @DebNKY Před 29 dny

      Actually it's probably COVID itself.

  • @alexandraclarke9349
    @alexandraclarke9349 Před rokem +3

    Thank you! This was so informative.

  • @1packatak
    @1packatak Před rokem +3

    My husband’s best friend died of complications from APS (anti phospholipid syndrome). He was misdiagnosed years ago. It took 3 yrs and 4 specialists to find out what was wrong.

  • @mrsliselotte77
    @mrsliselotte77 Před rokem

    I got a DVT 15 years ago I was 30 years old, the clot break off traveled to my lungs, I got a bipulmonary embolism, doctors said I am alive for the grace of God as it was not diagnosed not even after it happened I was being treated as if I had something else, it was hours after that another doctor just watching my leg knew what I had and transfered me to another hospital, 5 days in ICUand many injections and medications I was able to go out ...after that I got another dvt ans several superficial clots, even while pregnant...now in anticoagulants for life... this is a topic I always like to share as this can save lives. Thank you doctor for your videos!! 🤗

  • @YoSpiff
    @YoSpiff Před rokem +9

    I was tested for a minor heart murmur a few years ago. The layman's explanation they gave me was that I had several of my heart valves partially merged together and it was a birth defect. No immediate issue but something that could cause a problem when I am elderly (I am 61 now). Not sure if this is the atrial septal defect you discussed, but if this may be something else, I would like to get a more detailed explanation so I can find info. Either way, it gives me more reason to eat better and keep exercising so that it remains a non-issue in my life.

    • @SingaporeSlung
      @SingaporeSlung Před rokem +1

      If I’m not mistaken, the valves are like doors between the chambers of the heart (they are pictured in the illustration, but are not labeled).
      They open and close to allow blood flow through those chambers, into the lungs then from the lungs back to the heart, then to the body. That murmur is probably the sound of a little blood being allowed to flow backwards when a valve isn’t fully closing when it should.

    • @Ida-Adriana
      @Ida-Adriana Před 5 měsíci

      And try Serrapeptase/Lumbrokinase/Nattokinase, after reading about their benefits

    • @Ida-Adriana
      @Ida-Adriana Před 5 měsíci +1

      IIRC, potassium & magnesium in the correct amounts keep the rhythms proper. But magnesium has decreased by 40% in potatoes since the ‘50s, just as one example 😩

  • @gailboots1072
    @gailboots1072 Před rokem +3

    I had 2 pulmonary embolisms. I was told that I’m lucky to be alive. They think they were dvt but they never actually saw the clots in my legs. I was on Coumadin for years then switched to Zarelto. So far so good but I definitely constantly look over my shoulder… very scary.

  • @ontheballcity71
    @ontheballcity71 Před rokem +3

    I had an ASD, which I discovered by getting bent on a scuba dive. I had it closed 2.5 years ago, I hadn't appreciated it could cause clots. (My motivation was to get back to full diving. I got just under 100 dives in last year, so it met my requirements.)

  • @msgirl01
    @msgirl01 Před rokem +4

    U didn't address the "now" part
    That was basically a short physiology summary

  • @PEREXUSREX
    @PEREXUSREX Před rokem +8

    I took a mild blood thinner everyday for about 2 months and Ivermectin for 3 months.

    • @kennethcastonguay7376
      @kennethcastonguay7376 Před 2 měsíci

      I took ivermectin for a brain tumor and now its gone and I just started vitamin K2

  • @stephen_mcateer
    @stephen_mcateer Před rokem +3

    I learned a lot here. Thanks.

  • @elizabethgrant9833
    @elizabethgrant9833 Před rokem +3

    My father had A-fib, and didn’t take his medication, because he didn’t like the side effects. He passed away from a massive stroke, blood clots in the brain.

  • @Kellendras1
    @Kellendras1 Před rokem +8

    Factor five liaden ( unknown at the time) ,3 hour flight and was on the pill for 3 moths. DVT and multiple pulmonary embolisms in both lungs. I was very,very lucky.

    • @1packatak
      @1packatak Před rokem

      My neighbor was just found to have that about 4 months ago!! Also developed clots after a long plane ride (Nepal to NYC and back). He’s doing well on his coumadin.

  • @jovitafernandes9239
    @jovitafernandes9239 Před rokem +1

    Good morning Doctor.
    Thanks very much for the Video 🙏❣️🖐️

  • @qtzt8278
    @qtzt8278 Před rokem

    Thanks Doc..do u have any suggestions of food that may fight all these problems 🤔

  • @highrx
    @highrx Před rokem

    Or your Knee surgeon hits an Artery in your knee?
    He can’t get that artery to stop bleeding. The surgeon panics and attempts to use Thombin A on the artery to get the bleeding to stop.
    The bleeding stops at the injury site but some of the Thrombin A travels down the circulatory system and set up shop in venous side.
    Because the surgeon still had the tourniquet applied very tightly, the Thrombin A had a very good chance to set large vein like a solid pudding.
    4 days later while recovering the Pt notices color changes and temperature changes in the leg. The Pt. Goes the ED. The ED staff ultra sounds the leg and they discover a very large DVT in the proximal calf.
    The Pt. Is sent home with Lovenox injection med and is told to take a single dose a day for treatment of the DVT. 3 days later, the Pt. has a sudden on set of chest and back pain with difficulty breathing, sweating, and rapid heart rate. The Pt. suspended he was having a PE and he goes back to the ED. Multiple spiral CT’s done and 2 days in the ICU . The Pt was put on Heparin and Oral Coumadin. The Pt.’s INR reached 12.0. The Pt was released from the hospital with an INR of 8.0 and told not to do anything dangerous.

  • @jalex4251
    @jalex4251 Před rokem +1

    Question: I had a friend that became an injection drug user and constantly had cardiovascular issues because of it, including a stroke at age 30. Would injecting drugs into an arm cause blood clots?

  • @gabrielhung1647
    @gabrielhung1647 Před rokem +2

    Thanks Dr. Hansen for a valuable video. My ex-colleague had blood clots in his legs and needed to go to hospital for treatment!

  • @mikehughes6582
    @mikehughes6582 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for making medicine easier for us to understand, Dr Hansen. Keep up the good work.

  • @hydrakn
    @hydrakn Před rokem

    If someone is very sedative, like sits at desk working/gaming/youtubing... etc for basically 12hrs a day, only getting up to eat, use the restroom, occasionally clean house; are they at higher risk for blood clots? If your life style became this way during the pandemic, so 2-3 years of it, does returning to moderate activity reverse the risk, or are you screwed?

  • @cherylf.4616
    @cherylf.4616 Před rokem +19

    I was diagnosed with DVT back in 2021. Lucky for me, the blood clot in my upper leg, never broke off. So, I will be on blood thinners for the rest of my life as there is still “remaining”
    Thank You Dr. Mike for being this topic to the forefront!
    Have a great week! ❤️

    • @jeffj318
      @jeffj318 Před rokem +5

      What does remaining mean? A lot of patients have one DVT and then are on blood thinners for 3 to 6 months only.

    • @cherylf.4616
      @cherylf.4616 Před rokem +2

      @@jeffj318 “remaining” means o still have a blood clot after first treating it. Blood thinners are life long so I have been told by the Dr. (Specialist)

    • @RealJonzuk
      @RealJonzuk Před rokem

      @@cherylf.4616 was in jail for 2 weeks and got insane Swelling in my leg now im pretty sure what i feel for pain in my ankle is DVP or something

    • @debstayblessed9549
      @debstayblessed9549 Před rokem +2

      Thanks for sharing. I had blood clot. Good Lord allowed me to get to emergency after attending a free leg screening where they advised me to "get to emergency ". I had no idea!
      I was given Rx and told body will usually dissolve blood clot. I was informed it is life long Rx.
      Stay blessed.

    • @actyrrel
      @actyrrel Před rokem +2

      Japanese natto has some benefit and no downside. Supplement Nattokinase. Research it yourself and see if it applies to you.

  • @professorlayabout4878
    @professorlayabout4878 Před rokem +30

    Gee, I wonder what could be causing so many? It’s a scooby do mystery!

    • @madfrosty5228
      @madfrosty5228 Před rokem +13

      Shhhhhh you are not supposed to speak about the you know what 😉

    • @Trd2020
      @Trd2020 Před rokem +2

      Covid long haulers

    • @mattjones1378
      @mattjones1378 Před rokem +4

      Does it start with a J

    • @madfrosty5228
      @madfrosty5228 Před rokem +1

      Yes it does 😇

    • @chrisalvino812
      @chrisalvino812 Před rokem

      I'm going to guess a vascular virus responsible for a global pandemic that causes platelets to become hyperactive. Also, it's pretty easy to tell the vaccine is not causing blood clots bc we have many studies looking at stroke and blood clots and seeing that unvaccinated cohorts are also experiencing increased rates of blood clots. If it was the vaccine, we wouldn't be seeing an increased risk in unvaccinated cohorts as well

  • @joyofgrowing
    @joyofgrowing Před rokem +6

    I am at danger for blood clots as I have been healing from stress fracture for 8 months in my tibia bone. Not sure what to do had Kaiser now with PPO.

    • @RichRich1955
      @RichRich1955 Před rokem

      Aspirin should prevent that

    • @1packatak
      @1packatak Před rokem

      Please speak to your doctor. There are multiple things you can do to minimize your risk.

    • @shiningstar1608
      @shiningstar1608 Před 4 měsíci

      How's you now???

  • @rdance3
    @rdance3 Před 2 měsíci

    I have had a phenomenon very similar to DVT symptoms, in my right lower leg, three times now. Always directly after a long car trip. The last two times I had negative ultrasound results. Always, the symptoms get MUCH better right after taking aspirin and NO enhancing preworkout drinks. Yesterday, I talked my hematologist into performing a D-Dimer, because I'm about to go on a cruise and a negative D-Dimer would make it easier to enjoy my cruise since I'm still limping for some unkwown reason. My question is this. If I get a negative result I'm very happy but what if it's really high? I know that there is a multitude of things that cause high results but I already have 5 specialists. Do I ignore high results since it's such a vague finding?

  • @Kristopher342
    @Kristopher342 Před rokem +2

    Why do I always feel unwell after watching these 😂😂😂

  • @joejanczak3014
    @joejanczak3014 Před rokem +5

    Uhmmm, the elephant in the room.

  • @k3v1n96iy
    @k3v1n96iy Před rokem +10

    And how can you minimise the risk of blood clots?

    • @diyeana
      @diyeana Před rokem +9

      Exercise every day, don't sit still for long periods, drink lots of water, and wear compression socks.

    • @gabriellagrace4734
      @gabriellagrace4734 Před rokem +1

      Do not get the jab... period

    • @Hippy2021
      @Hippy2021 Před rokem +1

      @@diyeana apple cider vinegar mix olive oil and fresh lemon juice, every morning before eating

    • @garycasper2929
      @garycasper2929 Před rokem +6

      Most importantly, Do not get the "stab"....

    • @drnatesw
      @drnatesw Před rokem

      healthy diet, exercise !!!

  • @yvonnenetherlands3646

    Is it possible to have thrombosis in 2 legs at same time (DVT)?
    What if having DVT and have pain in the cheekbones at the same time (difficulty to open and close mouth). What does that mean?

    • @bobbysmith3196
      @bobbysmith3196 Před 9 měsíci

      Yes
      It’s possible to have blood clots in both legs…
      Can’t answer your other question.

  • @brendakrieger7000
    @brendakrieger7000 Před rokem +3

    I had a positive D Dimer test in July of 2021. But the apparent clot was never found. I was given blood thinners for a few days.

    • @rdance3
      @rdance3 Před 2 měsíci +1

      I had a blood draw yesterday for D-Dimer. I get results in a couple days. Did they retest your D-Dimer later to see that it went back down?

    • @brendakrieger7000
      @brendakrieger7000 Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@rdance3 Not that I know of

  • @mtrainor1462
    @mtrainor1462 Před rokem

    Thanks!

  • @Ash1965..
    @Ash1965.. Před rokem +39

    The biggest problem is our government juice

  • @cosmicpsyops4529
    @cosmicpsyops4529 Před rokem +4

    You didn't mention anything about how this relates to the "NOW" portion of your video title; this is general info that was just as relevant 10 or 20 years ago. And yet you tagged COVID-19 but didn't really mention it either. What gives?

  • @henrylee2964
    @henrylee2964 Před rokem +2

    thanks for presenting this informative video. i just hope i dont get one. if only my pcp had the time to tell me this stuff, he so driven by the insurance co to see at least 16-patients/day.

  • @rdance3
    @rdance3 Před 2 měsíci

    I had a negative ultrasound on Monday but I was sure that I had a clot in my lower right leg. I talked my hematologist into performing a D-Dimer. Last night, the results came in. It was 1.7 mcg/ml., almost the top of the range. Now what?

  • @mr.nonamanadus4463
    @mr.nonamanadus4463 Před rokem

    Portal vein thrombosis: causes that do not include cancer or genetic mutations. Can an injury be the cause such as a tear in the lower intestines?

  • @dkadkins6545
    @dkadkins6545 Před rokem +2

    Our only brother died in 2009 when a blood clot in his lungs dislodged, traveled to his heart, and killed him instantly. He was showing symptoms that concerned our youngest sister who worked for a doctor. He told her he was fine and had just passed his required physical. Clearly, the physical wasn't as thorough as he needed it to be.

  • @cherylf.4616
    @cherylf.4616 Před rokem +4

    This is no joke people!

  • @MrRonsof
    @MrRonsof Před rokem

    Thanks,greetings from Belgium.

  • @STOPPOLICECORRUPTION
    @STOPPOLICECORRUPTION Před rokem +9

    Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Ginger, Cinnamon, Garlic, Cardamom may help. Limit sugar intake and research Intermittent fasting.

    • @drnatesw
      @drnatesw Před rokem +1

      absolutely, these things can really benefit one's cardiac health. Thank you Ron :)

  • @__Wanderer
    @__Wanderer Před rokem +2

    One of your covid videos said they played a large role in deaths. Are these patients with serious covid also given blood thinners? This may help prevent some of the serious blockages caused while the patient recovers. I was diagnosed with MS after a covid infection - has there been any link between brain damage and covid? I showed no signs whatsoever pre-covid of MS. About 3-4 weeks after infection I had a massive "attack" or relapse from what I now know about MS. Can MS lead to EBV re-activation? Nasty disease.

    • @motionless_horizon
      @motionless_horizon Před rokem +2

      There’s currently studies going into the link between encephalitis/encephalopathy and early onset dementia symptoms in patients with long Covid! A large number of long Covid patients have autonomic nervous system dysfunction, as well as fibromyalgia type symptoms. I have myasthenia gravis and was in remission for two years, and then after a Covid infection it came back with a vengeance. This was nearly two years ago and I’m still struggling with symptoms. It’s interesting to hear you talk about this, but I’m sorry you have to deal with MS, it seems so horrible

    • @__Wanderer
      @__Wanderer Před rokem

      @@motionless_horizon Hey there - sorry to hear about your myasthenia gravis :/ Yes Covid is a rough virus - never had any MS symptoms prior to my covid infection. 4 weeks after an infection I went blind in my left eye... MRI indicated lesions / scaring in my brain. Either I had MS before or it was triggered by Covid. Considering I am a male with no family history I think there is a non zero chance covid triggered this in me (ms sadly far more common in females apparently*). Sadly still blind in the left eye, it never recovered. These autoimmune diseases are rough - hope you are doing well and that the research they are doing can help the both of us. :)

  • @khabomakhoro2476
    @khabomakhoro2476 Před 6 měsíci

    Is vitamin b3 niacin good when taken with blood thinners?

  • @southernbreeze3278
    @southernbreeze3278 Před rokem +4

    clot shot

  • @terryroberts7647
    @terryroberts7647 Před rokem +2

    Hi Dr.Hansen good see you again. Great video yes blood clots is dangerous you take care pal have a good day !! 👍✌️ People don't for get hit that like button 👍👍👍👍Dr.Hansen puts lot his time into this he is a awesome doctor sure know his stuff what a wonderful doctor thanks everyone in advance have a good day 👍✌️

  • @actyrrel
    @actyrrel Před rokem +4

    Dr Mike, can you report on Natto or nattokinase for clotting issues?

    • @drnatesw
      @drnatesw Před rokem +1

      hey, Natto can be helpful, but plz consume it only after consulting your family doctor :)

    • @jay-wl2di
      @jay-wl2di Před rokem +1

      Yes consume it you can't trust doctors those days lol 😂😂😂

  • @wifeshops2much
    @wifeshops2much Před rokem +7

    The cause is obvious, rhymes with cot. CZcams won't allow anyone to say it.

    • @praspurgh
      @praspurgh Před rokem +1

      Google 10 years ago: don’t be evil. Google today: be the evil.

  • @LivHard
    @LivHard Před rokem

    Doctor Mike, thanks for this informative and eye-opening video. I had a DVT in 2019, and I’m on a blood thinner for the rest of my life. I’m 68 yrs. old and fairly fit (long time cyclist). I also had a TIA 10 years ago. Given my genetic predisposition to blood clots, I’m blessed to be alive. I’m following my PDP’s directions on meds, diet and exercise, and I feel great. Anything else I need to do to minimize clotting issues? Also, my blood type is AB positive. Does this increase my clotting risk?

  • @JohnJFong
    @JohnJFong Před rokem +1

    Thanks Dr Hansen. Love your videos.

  • @tammygodfrey2333
    @tammygodfrey2333 Před rokem +4

    My sister was on a treadmill when she suddenly died. I felt she died instantly, we couldn't save her, ems couldn't save her. I feel like maybe she had died from a blood clot or something. I'm just happy she died quickly.

    • @dennisossianderrmplmtcst2053
      @dennisossianderrmplmtcst2053 Před rokem +6

      So, so sorry for your family’s loss. ✨🙏✨

    • @tammygodfrey2333
      @tammygodfrey2333 Před rokem +1

      @@dennisossianderrmplmtcst2053 Thank you

    • @jay-wl2di
      @jay-wl2di Před rokem +2

      First of al prayers to your sister may her soul be in heaven ! Not to disrespect you but this is happening allot lately and I wonder like Dr Ryan cole said what they are seeing are rare fibourous clots caused by the "climate change" what might caused this.

    • @1packatak
      @1packatak Před rokem +1

      Sadly, without an autopsy, you will never know exactly.
      My heart breaks for your family.

    • @tammygodfrey2333
      @tammygodfrey2333 Před rokem +1

      @@1packatak I know. I will always wonder. It would have been 5000 dollars to have a medical autopsy. They only do forensic autopsy here in Idaho.

  • @Kad54615
    @Kad54615 Před měsícem

    Seriously I took 2 Pfizer shots, sedentary, smoke flower, hormonal medicines, family history. How does the Dr test for them?

  • @TheRelger
    @TheRelger Před rokem +2

    Look into blood clots and DMSO

  • @shokdj1
    @shokdj1 Před rokem

    Why do I have a heart murmur? The nurse didn’t seemed concerned about it

  • @bestdrummer4607
    @bestdrummer4607 Před rokem

    can heat pads dissolve or help blood clots?

  • @miketexas4549
    @miketexas4549 Před rokem +2

    Military grade mRNA injections

  • @Lila.T
    @Lila.T Před rokem

    How to prevent?

  • @Itsjrob_
    @Itsjrob_ Před rokem +17

    Doc I’m gonna need you to talk about the topic of the vaccine so you can educate these Twitter MD’s and internet doctors because a lot of people are starting to get frightened about the elephant in the room….that maybe it could be because of the v ( I’m not a doctor so i have no clue , and I don’t talk on these types of things because I don’t want to sound ignorant ) but if you could shine some education on that topic if would be greatly appreciated 🙂👌🏾

    • @thomasorchard
      @thomasorchard Před rokem +12

      Because of current CZcams policies, Dr Mike is forbidden from talking about that.

    • @teresas8173
      @teresas8173 Před rokem +4

      @@thomasorchard…that is not true.

    • @sudilos1172
      @sudilos1172 Před rokem +6

      why should he speak on it? Mr 100% vaccine safety MD content producer shouldn't have to if we can see the medical reports and studies or evidence of scrubbing the numbers.

    • @chrisalvino812
      @chrisalvino812 Před rokem +1

      COVID causes clotting. It's very well known in the research

    • @mouffetteintrepide8445
      @mouffetteintrepide8445 Před rokem +4

      Go check his older videos.

  • @CCB249
    @CCB249 Před rokem +6

    Dr Mike, you would make an excellent Medical Professor! Thank you for the explanation.

    • @drnatesw
      @drnatesw Před rokem +1

      he'll be great at whatever he does :)

  • @brendakrieger7000
    @brendakrieger7000 Před rokem

    Yikes!🙀🩸

  • @azhar19821
    @azhar19821 Před rokem

    My father had stroke cause of blood clots in brain after galbladder infections passed away after 3 weeks due to lungs infection he was 87

  • @Ida-Adriana
    @Ida-Adriana Před 5 měsíci

    Serrapeptase/Lumbrokinase/Nattokinase are very powerful against clotting and inflammation also...

  • @jerrybrice5004
    @jerrybrice5004 Před rokem +12

    It's the jabs

    • @JamesTudsbury
      @JamesTudsbury Před rokem

      Which ones? There were 3 different types of covid vaccines across 5 or 6 different manufacturers.

    • @weytogoman
      @weytogoman Před rokem +3

      @@JamesTudsbury all the COVID ones ...

    • @JamesTudsbury
      @JamesTudsbury Před rokem +1

      @@weytogoman there were 3 totally-different types of covid vaccines across 5 different manufacturers, literally ALL of them? Not just the mrna ones?

    • @weytogoman
      @weytogoman Před rokem +1

      @@JamesTudsbury if they don't contain bacterial or viral antigens they are/were not vaccines.
      The CDC had to change the definition in order to relieve manufacturers liability.
      Best I remember ( workin without coffee this am)
      when swine flu hit, they pulled the vax after 25 deaths and 570ish injuries.

    • @JamesTudsbury
      @JamesTudsbury Před rokem +1

      @@weytogoman which vax was 'the vax'?

  • @justinodom7022
    @justinodom7022 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Doctor how do you know if you have a blood clot

  • @DadoMostarRodoc
    @DadoMostarRodoc Před 3 měsíci

    I had bentall operation on heart whit 38 years. Now i take warfarin to the rest of my life.
    I'm I protected from blood cloths?

  • @fiddlerJohn
    @fiddlerJohn Před rokem

    2:29 Tesla Model 3.

  • @soncipated1
    @soncipated1 Před rokem +1

    *******Please make a video about dianette. It has bad side effects and one of them blood clotting. Please please thanks *******

  • @Zestycheese_
    @Zestycheese_ Před 2 měsíci

    I'm watching while my friend is having a nosebleed cause of blood clot

  • @kylemockeridge5468
    @kylemockeridge5468 Před rokem +6

    They're caused by everything but that thing

  • @CptVein
    @CptVein Před rokem +1

    My left ear liked the video

  • @melissa7041
    @melissa7041 Před rokem +25

    Died Suddenly

    • @msgwen2u
      @msgwen2u Před rokem +5

      And they are not normal blood clots. They are very long and stringy with the Jabby.

    • @terryroberts7647
      @terryroberts7647 Před rokem +1

      Sorry hear bout you loss my deepest sympathy goes out too you and your family

    • @EverisXD
      @EverisXD Před rokem

      Lied Suddenly

  • @cedricgaming5106
    @cedricgaming5106 Před rokem +1

    @CHERYL F I would fine out DVT works and see if a proper diet could help with ur situation. I would recommend Dr berg

    • @cherylf.4616
      @cherylf.4616 Před rokem

      Cedric gaming- I’m not in the USA 🇨🇦 but Thank You for responding! 😊

    • @cedricgaming5106
      @cedricgaming5106 Před rokem

      @Cheryl F. Dr berg he is on CZcams. I'm sorry, I should have stated that but look up ur condition something might come up

  • @mikedecker3784
    @mikedecker3784 Před rokem +28

    Depopulation

    • @williammcghee863
      @williammcghee863 Před rokem +2

      'Modest' depopulation is never a bad thing - Johnathan Swift.

    • @DontCancelMeBro
      @DontCancelMeBro Před rokem

      @@williammcghee863 They don’t need workers with the AI revolution. They don’t need people. “We want a nation of workers not thinkers” - David Rockefeller

    • @DebNKY
      @DebNKY Před 29 dny

      Darwin Award winners.

  • @androidaccount7743
    @androidaccount7743 Před rokem

    Audio is kinda off, echo-ie.

  • @CheatOnlyDeath
    @CheatOnlyDeath Před rokem +7

    What's the right now part?

    • @sharmalarm
      @sharmalarm Před rokem +1

      I’m still waiting for that part

    • @airalert33
      @airalert33 Před rokem +1

      He can't say it, or he'll get banned from youtube.

  • @camillecarroll106
    @camillecarroll106 Před rokem +1

    Somewhat painful??!! Well you can tell you never had a blood clot, pal. The pain can become almost unbearable.

  • @rigaleb
    @rigaleb Před rokem

    Why did you end the video so suddenly?

  • @sawsapo8901
    @sawsapo8901 Před rokem +8

    Just do more covid vacines

  • @DumbAssSpeakingWithMansVoice

    Football broadcaster Kirk Herbstreit had a clot that traveled from his leg to his lung and then to his heart but he got medical treatment just in time as reported by the Los Angeles Times. Herbie is only 53 and fit as a fiddle. I mean cmon people, put 1 + 1 together. 🙈🙉🙊

    • @jay-wl2di
      @jay-wl2di Před rokem +2

      Climate change nothing to see

  • @robashfield8029
    @robashfield8029 Před rokem

    At 5:50 you mean right atrium not the left.

  • @themeaningoflife38
    @themeaningoflife38 Před rokem

    how can we get checked for blood clots?

    • @drnatesw
      @drnatesw Před rokem +1

      blood tests in some cases, ct scans can also help :)

    • @bobbysmith3196
      @bobbysmith3196 Před 9 měsíci

      MRI
      Ultrasound etc
      Will tell you for Certain

  • @bonfettucine6958
    @bonfettucine6958 Před 6 měsíci

    Why don't we do surgery then to prevent death?

  • @mikefox1711
    @mikefox1711 Před rokem

    can we prevent them?

    • @drnatesw
      @drnatesw Před rokem +1

      yes, healthy diet and daily exercise can take you a long way :)

  • @jerseytony1
    @jerseytony1 Před rokem +1

    Cayenne helps

    • @bslturtle
      @bslturtle Před rokem +1

      Not getting the jab helps more.

    • @jerseytony1
      @jerseytony1 Před rokem +1

      @@bslturtle Yes and also Nattokinase dissolves blood clots

  • @apocalypseap
    @apocalypseap Před rokem +1

    Is the audio weird for anyone else? Or just me?

    • @damagesan
      @damagesan Před rokem

      Yes, it sounds unbalanced.

  • @Cybergenesis
    @Cybergenesis Před rokem

    Random audio engineering complaint, please stop using a stereo splitter when editing your audio. A majority of people probably do use headphones so this may not be a major point for them, but anyone listening on high fidelity speakers is not having a fun time with these videos not being processed in mono lol.

  • @rodee1671
    @rodee1671 Před rokem

    Pleass turn up your mic next time.