Useful Medical YouTube Advice for Seniors

[George1959]

For some days I'm watching the videos of Dr. Kewin Adewale. I find them extremely helpful, especially for seniors.
For example this video on post-operative delirium after general anesthesia in elderly patients. I know such a case.

Dr. Adewale has many other useful videos.

Dr. Adewale

 

[Oldeagle66]

I used one two years ago when I learned I was prediabetic. The Sugar MD from the Cleveland Clinic. With those tips and healthy eating, I was able to reverse it in one year. Average A1C now is 4.7 to 4.9.

 

[robin416]

Because I'm me and don't trust automatically, I went searching for this Kevin guy. Youtube is the only place he exists. I didn't dig as deep as the AMA but nothing comes up on him as being an actual doc.

 

[George1959]

Because I'm me and don't trust automatically, I went searching for this Kevin guy. Youtube is the only place he exists. I didn't dig as deep as the AMA but nothing comes up on him as being an actual doc.

Now this is really interesting. I must look deeper too, nevertheless I think that his advice is quite helpful. He has at least one other channel on YouTube that I found, which made me a little sceptical.
Thank you for your input, I value it very much.

 

[George1959]

Because I'm me and don't trust automatically, I went searching for this Kevin guy. Youtube is the only place he exists. I didn't dig as deep as the AMA but nothing comes up on him as being an actual doc.

You are right. But there exists a female cardiologist Omosaleva O. (Lalude) Adewale MD. Perhaps she does these videos with the help of AI. Why? Because many men, especially from her birth country, Africa in general and the Middle East would not take her advice.

 

[Jackie23]