[SlightlyMad]

Ever heard of congenital heart defect?
Undiagnosed arrythmia?

Originally Posted by tricon7 ↗

Heart attack? At 30? I don't think so. It was probably the clot-shot, creating havoc in the body.

[AngelAssassin]

Originally Posted by tricon7 ↗

Heart attack? At 30? I don't think so. It was probably the clot-shot, creating havoc in the body.

Yeah, no kidding… I’m SO relieved that I never got any!!!
I knew it was a bad idea to take ANYTHING that hadn’t been through all the years of testing etc. (Avg. is 7yrs) before being released for use.
There are many, many young people (under 40) dying with foot long blood clots, sudden death, just like this guy. You take a breath, raise the microphone, and suddenly die.
Not to mention, ‘covid’ is caused by the common cold virus. There IS no cure, or vaccine for coronavirus. Hence all the boosters for the covid shot… What are they up to now? 8th booster??

[U.B.Hotch]

Originally Posted by SlightlyMad ↗

Ever heard of congenital heart defect?
Undiagnosed arrythmia?

I'm with you...
I've worked in Cardiology for 25 years now...I have seen 5 people under the age of 25 years old pass away right in front of me due to a massive infarction. It IS entirely possible.

[spycosis]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

I liked the music more than other gospel and I liked his presence. I like presence. RIP

I like presence too, especially Christmas presence.

[spycosis]

Originally Posted by tricon7 ↗

Heart attack? At 30? I don't think so. It was probably the clot-shot, creating havoc in the body.

I was very fit when I was 24 and I had mild flu which caused heart failure via pericarditis. The docs said it was unusual but shit happens, and youth is no guarantee of immunity.

Athletes have also dropped dead like the guy on stage. Some unlucky ones survive as cabbages. The Ajax player from Amsterdam, Abdelhak Nouri aged 20, dropped on the pitch a few years ago and is in a permanent vegetative state now.

[booboo2718]

Isn't that taking the mic-drop a little bit to the extreme?
I'm just sayin'.

[booboo2718]

Just for the record and in the interests of full disclosure, I am 68 years of age. I have a pacemaker/defibrillator and four stents attached to my heart. I passed out one night while sitting at my computer reading DR articles and viewing the related videos. I woke up about a minute later lying on the floor with a nice little knot on my forehead and a perfect view of my kitchen floor, sideways, and wondering what the hell happened. And one more thing, both my parents ages 43 and 60, my four brothers ages 13, 15, 19 and 59 and one sister, 65, died of heart related problems.

[kellyhound]

Less than 2 months ago he became a father and that comes with a lot of stress and possibly short sleep nights. On October 19, the couple's daughter was born prematurely, after just over 7 months of pregnancy. On social media, the artist stated that his wife had already suffered a miscarriage in 2021. Doctors suspect that the musician suffered a heart attack, but the report with the official cause of death has not yet been made available to family members.

Although cardiovascular diseases are more common in people over 50 years old, there was a 59% increase in heart attack cases in people under 40 years old, between 2010 and 2019, according to the Ministry of Health in Brazil.

Genetic and congenital issues are risk factors for heart disease, but they are uncommon and do not explain the increase in cases among the young Brazilian population.

What is most associated with the scenario is the unhealthy lifestyle that people have been adopting in recent decades, which leads to risk conditions for cardiovascular problems, such as:

Bad eating habits;
Sedentary lifestyle;
Diabetes;
Hypertension;
Smoking;
Obesity.

Is a heart attack worse in young people?

Worldwide, heart disease is more prevalent in men. In youth, both genders have a higher risk of dying than people over 50 when suffering a cardiac event, such as a heart attack.

The explanation is that cases in younger people involve larger portions of the heart. Furthermore, the elderly tend to have a type of natural protection against the problem, called collateral circulation.

It is a network of vessels that forms to compensate for the "veins" obstructed by fatty plaques (cause of heart attack) and thus ensure that blood always reaches the heart, which could reduce the risk of dying after a heart attack.

However, a study presented in 2019 at the annual scientific meeting of the American College of Cardiology showed that, even for those in their 20s to 30s, the risk of a heart attack having a bad outcome is the same as for those over 40 years.

The subject, however, is controversial and many experts do not agree with it. Most of the time, what determines the outcome of a heart attack is not age, but the speed of first aid and the time it takes to restore blood flow to the heart.

In this case, young people's response to treatment tends to be better if their general conditioning is also good. This is because young people tend to have other organs (such as lungs and kidneys) functioning well and fewer common health problems associated with aging.

[Pyramid_Head]

Amazing how you can be so full of life singing and then dead the next second.

[MikeyP]

PRAISE THE MOTHAFUCKIN LORRRDDDDDD!!!