Brilliant doctor who talks in simple terms so the layman can understand.

I just turned 59 and just wanted to tell you you made my day by saying I'm young.

This is a great example of confusing correlation with causation.

I'm glad to hear this since I was recently diagnosed with Afib. I was surprised to learn I had it because I wasn't even aware of the rapid and irregular heartbeats and had no other symptoms. Strokes and heart attacks run in my family so I suspected it was also my eventual fate. So glad I stumbled onto Dr. Gupta in my search for information. I've learned so much and value him immensely because my doctor failed to explain A Fib and treatment adequately. I love listening to Dr. Gupta and appreciate his willingness to share his knowledge and expertise.

I lost weight and it feels like I don't have afib anymore!

Wow! I have had Afib since I was 40 I’m now I’m 64. Won’t nor will I take a blood thinner. Controlling it w diet and exercise and propanol.

Do you ever think about or consider updating valuable posts like this one?  Even if just to say, I'm still convinced of this and here's further proof that it is an accurate statement?  Only because I know a lot can change in a  few years.  Even if not, I still think this is as important a statement as "cholesterol doesn't cause atherosclerosis" and I appreciate you for it!

Dr. Gupta,  you are a GEM.  I know so much more NOW.   You speak simply and a doctors
degree is not needed to understand you.  THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLDGE.

My A-Fib has kept me in fear of stroke. The fear, I believe, triggered more A-Fib from the stress. So it was a vicious circle. Your videos have given me peace and my A-Fib is decreasing. Thank you so, so much.

I fully agree with this thought/theory.  I'm nearly 78 and have Paroxysmal Afib, and no other health issues. My heart is healthy, blood pressure is low, absolutely no other problems. I have a healthy diet, take a lot of supplements, do not eat or drink any of the trigger food/drink and am active.  I have refused to take the Eliquis and am not very concerned about it. I very much appreciate your sharing all of this research you've done. It has helped me have more confidence in living without feeling like a ticking time-bomb.

This makes total sense to me.  I'm constantly amazed at your level headed and science based information!  Thank you so much for this channel!

Thank you for giving advice on this.  It must be hard to face criticism from those who don't have the education in cardiology that you have, Sanjay.  However, there are many of us who much appreciate your clarification and discussion - always.  We are very grateful to have you!

Wow! so glad I watched this video, may I call it "independent clear and sober thinking". Your perspective is priceless.

Dr Gupta, 😃  please don't let anyone affect u by saying you r not an electrophysiology or in anyway try to disqualify u. Many r certificated but  few r truly  educated. You r a gem, rare jewel in the medical field. Keep on being true to your promise to help us keep as healthy as possible. Greed for $ has  its returns. Your reward comes from above. Dear Jesus bless u!

And it is discussions like this, that make me wish I had studied medicine. Association is not causation. Agree.

Diet is everything

Doctor Gupta not only explains things clearly, but his pace is perfect - similar to talking to a friend.  Some experts' videos are so fast paced, i have to back up again and again & repeat.  When doctors explain complex issues and studies, it takes a second or two to digest and go on to further complex ideas or conclusions.  They simply talk too fast.  Dr. Gupta's delivery is perfect!

Okay, A fib causes left atrial enlargement which causes hemodynamic irregularity which causes stagnation of blood leading to clots.

Extremely interesting and helpful. Particularly enlightening  in trying to come to grips with  the confusing and  often unpleasant world of Afib. Thank you for all that you do.

Brilliant analysis of the research. Clear, concise communication. Absolute credit to your profession.