Posts by coppermason16

From what I’ve heard, Dr. Filati is absolutely the best person for this kind of thing.
I mean, you really ought to get him on the phone and walk him through the diagnosis first, right?

Elizabeth Palmer2 said:^^ Oh please, if this guy actually had cardiovascular issues—which you’ve basically already diagnosed him with, wowza—he would’ve been running to a doctor ages ago.
You claimed he’d be sent straight to a cardiologist first—lol, which is totally wrong.
You're forgetting about routine blood work, which is super important here, and then you move forward based on those results.

It isn't true that I said he'd be sent to a cardiologist first,
I just mentioned it was a possibility since he'd be referred to a specialist because, given how low his weight is, his blood pressure is probably all over the place.

Maybe the kid is suffering from anorexia too? Did you even consider that?
And surely, in all that medical literature you claim to have read—you didn't come across any cases where people with eating disorders died from heart failure?Look, I'm not dismissing the advice you and the doctor gave, but again, I'm saying a cardiologist should check him out because that’s the only way to know if his condition has caused actual cardiac damage.
(6'0" 110lbs 😲)

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LMAO! Hahaha!
Sometimes, honestly? It’s just better to shut up and stay quiet. Just... zip it. You ever have those moments where you realize that saying anything at all is just going to make things worse? Yeah. That's what I'm talking about. Better to let the silence do the heavy lifting for once.

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Look, man, seriously? Just go see a primary care doctor already. Seriously. They’ll probably start you off with some basic blood work, right? You know, just checking all those baseline levels—specifically making sure your thyroid hormones aren't acting up. It's the first thing they'll do. Why wait?
So, look, I’m pretty sure we're talking about a deficiency in T3 and T4 thyroid hormones here—that's usually the main culprit behind this kind of chronic thinness. Seriously, why didn't you go see a doctor sooner?
If there’s some kidney issue lurking in the background? Well, then you’ll get the right treatment. Hopefully.
Trust me, that has absolutely nothing to do with cardiology. Seriously. Like, what are we even talking about here? It’s completely off base. 🤣
Also, just a quick suggestion—you should really look into hitting the gym or getting some serious physical activity going. I mean, start lifting or something. If you’re around downtown Chicago, I think there are some decent nutritionists tucked away in those wellness centers near the Loop. And listen, if you do decide to go the gym route, make sure you're actually using protein supplements. Just... please, for the love of God, don't confuse protein with steroids or creatine. Seriously. I've seen way too many guys try to take that "shortcut" combo and end up making some really disastrous life choices. Don't be one of them, okay? 👍
So, someone already brought up Vitamin B complex, right? Yeah, you can grab those at basically any CVS or Walgreens around the corner. I think you can just order them from Natural Vitality or something similar online if you don't feel like leaving the house. They're everywhere. $17Look, just go out and get them already. Seriously. 👍

I honestly don't get it. What's even the joke? Seriously, what am I missing here?
I mean, if you aren't aware that extreme deficiencies like that can absolutely wreck your blood pressure and heart health... I mean, we're talking serious stuff here. It can lead to real cardiac issues, too. You ever think about how much your body relies on just staying balanced? One little slip-up with your nutrients and suddenly your heart is struggling to keep up. It's wild, really. Just something to keep in mind, right?
So, what are we actually talking about here? What's the real deal? 50 kilos at 6 feet? Seriously? I mean, are we even talking about the same species here? That’s... that's just light. Like, "barely there" light. Is there even enough mass to hold you down if a heavy breeze kicks up in Chicago? Honestly, I'm sitting here wondering how you even stay upright. Just a thought..
Look, I know exactly what I’m saying. It doesn't necessarily have to be directly tied to his current condition, you know? But it could damn well be the consequence of it. Isn't that how these things usually play out?

Look, I’m telling you—just a friendly heads-up here—don't go acting like you've got all the answers until you've actually sat down and read the damn thing. Seriously. Why rush into it? Just read it first.😳

Are you even capable of functioning on your own right now?
First off, I’d suggest getting a full checkup with your primary care doctor. They'll probably send you to an internist—maybe even a cardiologist—but honestly, you need to have your whole system checked out from head to toe.
Look, I'm not trying to be some unsolicited advice dispenser here, I'm just telling you to go see a professional.

Have you been sick lately?
I'd recommend picking up some vitamins, though I have no clue how your body would react to them.
If this is just how you're naturally built, I can give you some tips, but if this is the aftermath of some illness, I won't touch that with a ten-foot pole.

Do you even eat?