I was in a hot tub once 30 years ago. No drugs, no alcohol, quite warm. I immediately became so dizzy, i popped out and just dangled my feet. Never again.

@GemVitale

8 ай бұрын

He isn't a first timer he constantly enjoyed his hot tub

@sclark1948

8 ай бұрын

Me, too

@DavidDevanMT

8 ай бұрын

@@GemVitalewrong, the pool and hot tub was just recently completed one week prior by all accounts from neighbors. Before that there was no pool or jacuzzi there it was only grass

@GemVitale

8 ай бұрын

@@DavidDevanMT WRONG

@Yomama1029

8 ай бұрын

Yeah about a year ago I have been drinking and had some pot, I was just in a tub taking a hot bath and became very tired and dizzy. I could barely get out but managed. Never again! 🎉 Listening now only luke worm. I’m to ugly to die. 😊

What I learn here: never ever be in a hot tub alone

@BIGLOVE4TRUTH

8 ай бұрын

What I learned here is I’m proud to have my God-Given DNA and pure blood not tainted by the bio- weapon Perry promoted.

@jamesgretsch4894

8 ай бұрын

@@BIGLOVE4TRUTH Agreed.

@jayknight139

8 ай бұрын

yea I think you are on to something.

@SundayCookingRemix

8 ай бұрын

No never use a hot tub if you have medical issues

@johngreydanus2033

8 ай бұрын

Really? It's been years ago I read about 4 people in California all died in a hot tub, just drinking wine; try Google, California probably holds the record.

What I get from this; is to never hot tub alone

Thank you for this video, Dr. Mike! My grandma was having a glass of wine in the jacuzzi and she suddenly got dizzy and had to be assisted out of the jacuzzi and into the house. Thank goodness she wasn’t alone!! You’ve done a great service to us all by discussing the dangers of hot tubs and why. RIP Matthew Perry! ✌🏼💖

@crystallouise465

8 ай бұрын

Dangers of c 19 jabs..... Not jacuzzi

@YvetteArby

8 ай бұрын

@@crystallouise465 This was years ago, before covid

@heidikickhouse-

8 ай бұрын

​@@greenbeagle13 They are not foolish. Since the bizarre rise of flat earthers, many studies/research has been done into how people who once understood how science and reality works can become so thoroughly convinced about these veracity of obviously ridiculous anti-science theories. It's been likened to the mind control of cults, it's more complicated than that of course, and partially depends on the strength of your admiration for and affiliation with the conspiracy monger/spreader, as well as the depths of the person's subconscious need to belong to that group (even just 1 particular person in it), he can immediately change his brain to fit in to the prevailing group think. It fascinating. Haven't heard much about it since the weird days of the rabid pizza-gate believers and flat earther's big explosion, so I don't remember who was doing this work, or out of where. I wonder if the researchers looked into those people who took a little bleach to protect their lungs.

@amyalewine

8 ай бұрын

This doctor pushed the shots and will never tell the truth. The truth is not with the doctors who pushed this poison. @@crystallouise465

@jeffurbanski5627

8 ай бұрын

@@crystallouise465 Exactly right!

I knew a man who was just in his late 40s who I was told had a heart condition that after a night of drinking went home and took a very hot shower and then went to bed but suffered a heart attack and passed away. I had just met him a few days before and it was so shocking bc he was young and looked healthy. It was in China and the Chinese people I was staying with told me that there is a belief that one should never take a hot shower while drunk as it could lead to heart failure. At the time I thought it might be an old wive’s tale meant to discourage drinking but now I wonder if there is any truth to that.

@inquisitivenessandcontempl9918

8 ай бұрын

Hot bath will dilate the blood vessels which will make the blood pressure low. If the blood pressure is too low, the natural reaction of the body is to faint. The idea is that you fall to the ground and more blood (which is most importantly oxygen and glucose supply) is available for your brain than if you were standing. However, if one faints in water there is a risk of drowning. If a person is drunk, i.e. can't control him/herself particularly well, the risk is even more severe. For that reason, when under the influence of alcohol, it's best to avoid water in which it is theoretically possible to drown in general. A hot tub of course could make it more risky. As for having a hot tub and then going to bed and having a heart attack it's unlikely even if a person was drunk, there probably was a pre-existing condition of the heart which just manifested itself given the extra load the heart was subjected to.

I’m actually shocked not more people die in hot tubs. I had a friend come extremely close to passing out in a hot tub when we were drinking alcohol. We got him out of the hot tub and layed them out on the ground, and he soon recovered. His blood pressure likely bottomed out. It was so scary though! He easily could have passed out and drowned had he been alone.

@natalielefebvre1628

8 ай бұрын

Never drink 🍸 or smoke weed on the hot top . U should know that . The same thing dont drink and drive

@ES-fc9cy

8 ай бұрын

@@natalielefebvre1628We were in college staying at a ski chalet drinking wine under the stars and gazing out at the snow. It was absolutely amazing until it wasn’t. A lot of people drink in hot tubs. It’s not smart, but people do it all the time without realizing how dangerous it can be. We weren’t drinking a lot, but we were at a higher altitude than we were used to. Young people - learn from our mistakes.

@elallen4399

8 ай бұрын

​@@natalielefebvre1628but who hasn't tho that's the scariest part

@natalielefebvre1628

8 ай бұрын

@ES-fc9cy truth that why im saying wt my teenage experience. I just took a bath smoke weed . When i got up and got out, my body was so hot and shaking that i fell and passed out . The worst part part of i was alone 😔 . It f

@TheWlosser

8 ай бұрын

Did he get the clot shot ? If so we will never know cause it will be censored!!

Can't believe he survived all of that to then die because of a hot tub bath after a pickleball game. It's like a cruel joke.

@whereisacbijustice-4ssrdis737

8 ай бұрын

Yea

@evonne315

8 ай бұрын

Agree

@thisisit333

8 ай бұрын

It was very cruel. Yet he was also really getting right with himself and those around him. I’m thankful if it had to happen, at least he was feeling more positive and really trying to get healthy mind and body.

@mashajohns7810

8 ай бұрын

Yep so devastating 😢

@janebarry-fraundorf4623

8 ай бұрын

AMEN, it ABSOLUTELY was! 😮😢😭

This is a real thing. Hot tubs should be used with caution and never alone. I have low blood pressure naturally. When I was 20 I sat in a hot tub for too long, no alcohol involved, I felt faint so I had good enough sense to get out, but upon doing so, I then fainted and fell flat on my face. Busted my lip and had a bruised ego because my brand new neighbors had to care for me. Thank God I wasn’t alone, and that’s all that happened. This is very sad and he will be missed and remembered for his mark in the TV hall of fame!

Ive fallen asleep in just a regular bath. I have no idea what the temperature of the water was, but it can happen so easily. Such an unnecessary loss! RIP Matthew

@cylon5741

8 ай бұрын

If an unimpaired person were to fall asleep and inhale water, that would a very quick wake-up.

@kimpassmore2864

8 ай бұрын

@@cylon5741 right, but you can choke on that water and drown. I don't drink or do drugs. I'm not saying that's what happened with Matthew, but it is possible.

@cylon5741

8 ай бұрын

@@kimpassmore2864 That is a possibility. It seems as if a 'died suddenly' type event is also a possibility.

@kimpassmore2864

8 ай бұрын

@cylon5741 true.

@alisonbyrne9353

8 ай бұрын

I fall asleep a lot in my bathtub, but it wakes me up when I start slipping

Thirty six years ago in our new home we put a jacuzzi in our master bathroom. My mom & husband & kids were downstairs and I decided to use it. Was in it for about forty five minutes and decided to get out . I felt dizzy, my legs were like jello and had a hard time getting out. I screamed but no one could hear me. I crawled out and crawled to the hallway and finally someone noticed me. I NEVER used the jacuzzi again. I still recall my panic!

I had a patient once who fainted in a hot tub. He had the perfect storm of causative factors. Luckily, he was not alone. He was dehydrated, drinking alcohol, and gets in a hot tub for a long time. If you are dehydrated, then expand your “vascular bed” with heat and alcohol, you are going to end up with not enough blood pressure to perfuse the brain. If you are in the hot tub alone, chances are you will die.

@israelarana5283

8 ай бұрын

Wow I never heard of this. Interesting

@user-zy3zd3sx2d

8 ай бұрын

I always drink about 8 ounces or more of water prior to soaking in a hot bath tub. Don't soak under-hydrated.

@johngreydanus2033

8 ай бұрын

@@israelarana5283 Really? It's been years ago I read about 4 people in California all died in a hot tub, just drinking wine; try Google, California probably holds the record.

@Jeff-ej4wp

8 ай бұрын

Always tub with a buddy.

@johngreydanus2033

8 ай бұрын

@@Jeff-ej4wp I see a murder plot here, probably already been done, Hollywood and all.

So shocked and saddened that Matthew has died. He is a dear friend of my friends and gave them a fabulous start to their married life decades ago and into recovery and addiction counselling. He made a difference and will be sorely missed. Fame was thrust upon a very insular but talented individual and how Matt chose to cope with it is a route many take to try and stop the doubting loop in their mind that they are not good enough and never will be. Learning to know you are better than all the self loathing and negative feedback back you had growing up with, is the first step back to a whole person. 🥺🙏🏼❤️

He played pickle ball that day, and had noted that he had been really fatigued for a week. I’m sure he had a heart attack and drowned, but I’m sure the coroner would been able to see it. Poor Matthew. He WILL be remembered as someone who wanted to be remembered for helping others who had addictions/were alcoholic. His book will no doubt save millions. Rest with the angels, Matthew. 💫💜🙏💫❤

I almost died in my bathtub form a hot bath. I was about to pass out, and as my vision closed in just like those old movie endings I realized I would just drown, had about a second to realize and act, I managed to swing an arm out and have my upper body over the edge of the tub. Very scary.

I have no desire to ever get into a hot tub.

@rosaliedebitetto6704

8 ай бұрын

Me too!

@PraveenSrJ01

8 ай бұрын

Me neither 😮

@glen7695

8 ай бұрын

I was at a resort in South Carolina last summer where people were lining up to go in the hot tub. It was 98 degrees outside. Strange behavior. So, like you, I have no desire to go into a hot tub.

@MJA5

8 ай бұрын

nowadays the thing is jumping into an ice-bath 🥶

@monicaperez2843

8 ай бұрын

​@@MJA5 LOL!

My dad had a heart attack in a hot tub in his late 30s at a health club. He had a stressful job and medically retired from the police department as a result of that incident. So glad he wasn’t alone when it happened.

@brianthomas1527

7 ай бұрын

Miss you MP! You are my fav

I remember in Dallas during the 1980 heat wave there were PSA’s telling people not to use their pools if the water got too hot. People were drowning by passing out while seeking relief in their backyard pools.

You dehydrate in a hot tub because you still sweat. Heat stroke is very common

I knew the mom whose daughter had been in a hot tube drinking a glass of wine while talking to her girlfriend on a cell phone. She had recently been given a script for a short acting benzo (Xanax). She was not a long term user of benzos. But she was under a lot of stress due recent bad news and other personal things we sometimes have in life. She was a happy late twenty year old person and not suffering from depression. After taking a Xanax and while sipping on a glass of wine while talking with her girlfriend, there was sudden silence. The girlfriend returned the phone call but kept getting voice messages. Being naturally concerned, the girlfriend called a nearby family member to check on the young lady. It turned out she passed out and slipped down into the hot-tub and drowned. You would think the chocking gag response would have been enough to wake the young girl. But there was something about the hot water, the short-acting Xanax and the wine that caused this young lady to faint so deeply that even a choking gag response would not wake her. Unfortunately these things happen, even to upbeat happy people. The events are not always suicide.

@kb8939

8 ай бұрын

Sorry for your friend's loss. Assuming she didn't ignore or didn't hear the instruction to NEVER combine benzos and alcohol, really just avoid alcohol with most meds. Dr's and/or pharm are screwing up - too many pts, not enough time and carelessness. Additionally, open heart and other major surgical pts are rx'd TYLENOL after procedures by physicians too lazy or afraid to stand up to DEA/Congress. They are also NOT properly medicating hospice and other terminal pts. Our medical system while better than a 3rd world country's care, is an embarrassing shambles. This leads to ingestion of street drugs heavily laced with fentanyl from open border and you end up with ods amongst ppl you'd never expect and an unconscionable rate among veterans who can't get their NECESSARY pain meds and end up resorting to street sales. You NEVER put the fox in charge of the hen house, which is what obummer NON affordable NON care did in addition to giving DEA and lawyers too much input into pt care, when they know NOTHING about it. Look at all the new $Bs due to mandates which Idc what you say, ARE also knocking off ppl.

@loriar1027

8 ай бұрын

I'm surprised her doctor didn't warn her to refrain from drinking alcohol while taking xanax. That's very sad!

@V.E.R.O.

8 ай бұрын

That happened to a coworker, she was drinking wine in hottub and drowned. I don't know if she was on meds as the family didn't provide any more details.

@V.E.R.O.

8 ай бұрын

​@@loriar1027they always give you that warning sheet at the pharmacy but most don't read it.

@cdow9032

8 ай бұрын

Whitney Houston, but in a bath tub. And never drink when using benzos.

Story… I had hurt my back. My wife said I should get in to a hot bath. Just before I got in, She gave me a Soma (Muscle relaxer). When the H20 cooled off, I got my self out of the Tub. I was only able to start to towel off before everything in my vision went too gray. I tried to step to our Bed before my legs gave out. I fell prone on to the floor. I was sweating profusely. My wife said I was complete ashend and my Heart rate was in the 30’s. She called 911. The medic said I was in a junctional rhythm without signs of an AMI. I was released after 4 hours in the ED and 1 liter of NS by IV. Something about Vasodilation from the Hot H2O and the Muscle Relaxer making the tank bigger than my blood volume or heart could pump to my brain?

@dinaboop

8 ай бұрын

omg, that's terrifying. I'm never getting a hot tub. I heard infrared or dry heat saunas are good for circulation though.

@tanrose8645

8 ай бұрын

​@@dinaboopNooo to saunas either! My late mum loved saunas, but I could never stay in one for even 2 minutes and not. feel like passing out!😢

@whereisacbijustice-4ssrdis737

8 ай бұрын

Maybe true

My elderly Uncle died of heart attack in during a hot bath (which he liked to take). So hot baths strains your body temp. regulation as the Doctor stated.

@mbg140897

7 ай бұрын

Me, reading this while taking a hot bath 😅

God Bless You Matthew Perry. I watched everything You ever made.❤️ You will be Missed 😢🙏

@dbuglove537

8 ай бұрын

Your comment is very sweet and I agree with it. We will miss you. Matthew and God bless you!

Why do people think the worse. His friend who was last to see him,said he was happy joking and doing well. Nooo drugs nooo alcohol just may have slipped but it would not be news unless people make up their stories and nooo facts. Sad hy. He was awesome in Friends and knew God. RIP Mathew . Loads will miss you and Friends was a legend thanks

I have a huge bath tub just off my bedroom. I fell asleep. I woke up when the water touched my nose. I could have died soon after I nodded out. Unfortunately there but for the grace of God go I. My sympathy to his family.

Perry had been unusually fatigued all week. On the day of his death he cut short his pickleball game (he loved this game and played everyday; sometimes twice a day) due to fatigue. That was unusual and a red flag. Perry may have fell asleep because he was so fatigued and accidentally drowned in his hot tub.

@gorak9000

8 ай бұрын

That kind of sounds like an undiagnosed cardiac issue. I've known people that had issues like that that didn't get them checked out, and have died within a week with a heart attack. The arteries are mostly blocked and the heart is struggling, then all it takes is a little bit of a clot to form, blocks it off entirely, and you have a heart attack.

@ScarlettDuchess

8 ай бұрын

@@gorak9000 I wouldn’t be surprised if his fatigue was due to heart issues.

@afaceinthecrowd1983

8 ай бұрын

Myocarditis?

@MixedChick1

8 ай бұрын

omg that's a horrible death

@buckmurdock2500

8 ай бұрын

You know him? The drowning story is just a coverup.

Sad to learn Matt had only been living there and enjoying that pool & hot tub for 3 weeks ? 😢

Also, if you wear pain patches like me, remove it beforehand please. My Dr told me that the hot water could cause the medication to release quickly causing an Overdose. Seriously. And, yes, I know a child that was severely injured in a hot tub being sucked up by the jets. 😮 BE CAREFUL PLEASE ❤

Perry will definitely be missed 😢

@gretavains8707

8 ай бұрын

Dreadful death. Whitney Huston and her daughter 😢

@K1OIK

7 ай бұрын

by drug dealers.

@muminawellnesssolutions4559

7 ай бұрын

@@K1OIK that's mean 😨🥺

@K1OIK

7 ай бұрын

Am I wrong? @@muminawellnesssolutions4559

Always good to listen to Dr. Mike Hansen's talk. Thank you very much!

@krusher74

8 ай бұрын

the video is called "Matthew Perry Cause of Death - Doctor explains" but he does not know how he died.

Thanks for this. The most cogent analysis I've seen/heard on the subject. Most of what I've heard thus far has amounted to "Covid vaccine" or "suicide." Glad to hear an educated take from someone who would actually know.

@jonboz7585

8 ай бұрын

Amen to that!

@frutbum

8 ай бұрын

Couldn't have been C-19 Vax. He said he couldn't get enough of them. Possibly the most vaccinated person in the world, self proclaimed. He was fully protected and more!

@LS-ys8nr

8 ай бұрын

People blame the vaccine for everything lol

@royharper2003

8 ай бұрын

how would he know, he didn't examine the body.

@cocatfan

8 ай бұрын

@@royharper2003 Exactly. It is all speculation at this point. People shouldn't speculate like this "doctor".

Have partially controlled epilepsy, and have been in hot tub on a couple of occasions, and couldn't take it, getting out immediately. Been in a sauna only once and had a tonic clonic seizure after only 5 minutes. Never again! By the way, I wasn't drinking (non-drinker).

@bzb500

8 ай бұрын

I didn't know this about hot tubs now I know. I will not go in one. Thanks

I got my long hair, at the time down to my knees, caught in the drain of my parents hot tub. I was only 14 and it terrified me so much. I stay out of hot tubs now, and keep my hair to my mid back.

@michellebustillos8764

8 ай бұрын

Omg!

@angelarigido7161

8 ай бұрын

@@michellebustillos8764 Exactly what I was praying atm

The same thing happened to Whitney Houston and it is important that the public know

@shaffergirl1732

8 ай бұрын

She was under the influence.

@Ana-rb7ws

8 ай бұрын

This happened to legendary Bollywood actress Sridevi as well. Like Ms. Houston, she too had been drinking after attending a wedding. However, as far as the media reported, she didn’t have any drug or alcohol issues. This is also how Bobbi Kistrina, Whitney Houston’s daughter died. Unfortunately, Bobby Kristina may have been drinking and taking drugs before getting into the hot tub, where she likely passed out and died. I think the lesson is not to combine alcohol with hot tubs.

Dr. Mike Hansen shares important stories and statistics of hot tub deaths. I began listening to Dr. Mike Hansen early on during the Covid Pandemic. Thank you Dr. Hansen for your expertise and heart felt analysis. Matthew Perry, a much loved actor and person will be missed. RIP.

@tendrocksteve

8 ай бұрын

This is surely a bot comment.

Since you know about Matty's history of drug usage, I was hoping you would talk a little bit more about it and how it could have contributed to his death. Personally, I am not a doctor, but after two hours playing pickleball, being dehydrated and tired and then go to a hot tub... considering his health issues, I think his heart gave out or his tension dropped or he had a stroke. I do not believe, after reading his book, that he had a relapse... even though negative surprises are not uncommon. But I really think it was a mix of circumstances. If his assistant was at home with him, he probably wouldn't have died. I am really sad though. That man went through hell to get clean, spend six millions in treatments to improve his habits and kick his addictions off, almost died five years earlier because of a condition caused by years of drug usage... for now to die alone in his bathtub? Now that he had projects to conclude (his organization to help fellow addicts and his series "Mattman") and was ready to love and start a family... he dies. It is really unfair.

@paulaharris8369

8 ай бұрын

Life can be so unfair

@Lillyxxxo

8 ай бұрын

Yeah you think you arent a doctor

@angieruthw

8 ай бұрын

No drugs found in his system according to drug screen done post death

@betsykroll6583

8 ай бұрын

You summed up very well all my thoughts regarding M. Perry's death. As you said, it was likely an unfortunate sequence of events more than a relapse to old habits.

@ruthharris1093

8 ай бұрын

Unfair yes !! Heartbreaking yes !! A life taken to soon yes !! He had a long journey to get his life back in order to help others . He had a gift , but GOD had other plans for him ! He will be missed by us all ! RIP CHANDLER ❤ 🎈✝️🙏 😢

I was in a hot tub once, back in the late 90s. I was sober, but its so relaxing it'll make u sleepy. Remembering suctioning of hot tubs, and falling asleep, I got up out of it. Hot tubs are soothing, but can be very dangerous. Be careful.

I took a hot bath and decided to have a glass wine whilst bathing many years ago. I got out of the bath and fainted! Never had a bath again to this day. God bless Matthew, rest in peace x

Always been my golden rule: drinking while in the bath is an absolute no-no.

I am a senior citizen from South Africa. When hot tubs became a thing in our country naturally I tried them out at friends who had them. Very pleasant if the water temperature is good. I'm talking 1980s , had a lovely leisurely lunch with some wine, then the friends suggested we go to their place to jacuzzi. Great, got in the hot tub, bit warm for my taste. Alcohol was served and after a couple of sips I literally felt the alcohol go straight to my head. Seamed to me the heat and the bubbles escalated the effect of the alcohol. Vacated quickly. Tried it a few years later again, open air jacuzzi, some wine, when jets were out on, same thing, alcohol straight to head. Alcohol free jacuzzi after that. Horrible feelings.

As a healthy 20 something year old man I did something you should never do. I soaked in a hot tub for possibly 10 minutes and when I got out I jumped directly into the much cooler swimming pool and thankfully I was able to get to the edge of the pool because my head was spinning. I suspect it was because my blood pressure dropped dramatically from the rapid temperature change.

@theresawelch5761

8 ай бұрын

Thank the lord you were OK, go carefully, being young and healthy, is great, but it doesn't make you invincible God Bless 🙏

@rebeccamariscal8091

7 ай бұрын

Thankfully It was not your time. Angel watching over yu.

Here in Canada, it is common to see signs on the poolside of hot springs not to drink alcohol. Knowing that alcohol causes vasodilation coupled with a hot tub bath which also causes vasodilation are a recipe for tragedy.

@robbieogle8622

8 ай бұрын

Canadians need signs.

As always so glad to listen to your information Dr. Mike Hansen. 🙏🏼

My theory (admittedly based on scant info) is that the years of drug abuse took a toll on his body, and after an afternoon of playing pickleball he had a cardiac episode and passed out in the jacuzzi. If he hadn't been in the jacuzzi he might have been revived and recovered, but it doesn't take long to drown even in three feet of water. If he had hit his head I would think that would be obvious to the first responders.

@PhilJLF

8 ай бұрын

So sad 😞

@KerryMcSweeney

8 ай бұрын

Ya. They're not good. And after pickleball, especially after not hydrating beforehand, then hot-tubbing is not good.

@suehowie152

8 ай бұрын

Autopsy should pick that up..

@Hankblue

8 ай бұрын

@@suehowie152 That's what she said

@tailzzzzz

8 ай бұрын

Why would a cardiac event have to be blamed on Matthew's years of drug abuse? It's not uncommon for heart attacks to occur at Matthew's age. The wear and tear on his body from years of drug abuse theory is getting old. I know you didn't mean it to sound this way, but it sounds too judgmental.

He was vaccinated 4 times.Why is every one keeping quiet about this angle???

@danav.2559

8 ай бұрын

"The easiest way to solve a problem is to deny it exists." Isaac Asimov

@superpig5000

8 ай бұрын

Because he drowned he didn't have cardiac arrest

@juliesharp5077

8 ай бұрын

Its a possibilty his heart was damaged by the 4 vax.

@TGWNN.

8 ай бұрын

Billions have been vaccinated, why would it kill just him.

@juliesharp5077

8 ай бұрын

​@@superpig5000strange comment. It is now acknowledged that the Pfizer Vax can cause myocarditis etc. Surely you have noticed the number of younger people especially sportsmen and women, having a cardiac arrest,?

There are warnings up at resort and hotel hot tubs because they can cause heart problems. He had past addiction issues which would have weakened his heart. What a terrible thing. He was only 2 years old than me. Poor poor man.

Excellent video. I’m probably never going into a hot tub again.

❤❤ We will remember Mattman...❤❤

@SteveReneMedia

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for your likes...

I admired this actor for years and years From what I hear, he was a very kind person Now I am in my 50's just three years older than he. That sounds old to a lot of younger people but I still I don't feel old. It scares me that young guys are dying.

i remember i lost the use of both hands for about an hour. freaked me out. i will never overstay my welcome in a hot tub again. heat stroke is a nightmare.

My sister has a friend who's adult daughter had a seizure and drowned in her mom's hot tub. She was the woman's only child and even though she was an adult her mother had made her promise to never go in the pool or hottub alone, but she did and it ended horribly.

Its possible that although Matthew had been sober for several years, the years of abuse combined with being a heavy smoker, caused him to have a cardiac event which lead to his drowning. He had suffered gastrointestinal issues which lead to a near fatal ruptured colon in 2018, that was caused by his abuse of opioids.

My guess is that his death (and fatigue leading up to his death) was cardiac related.

Love your content Dr. Hansen, thank you for this!

If you saw the reunion show, it was pretty unanimous that he was on death's door.

No onsen for me in Japan !! I tried it …. and I know I am not that relaxed using it . When I want to Relax….. I want my bed , nothing to do with water in any temperatures.

I absolutely love hot tubs and there is literature out there praising heat therapy. One must be smart when using a hot tub as well as one must be smart when driving a car.

When I was younger I had almost passed out in the shower. My mum called the doctor and the doctor told my mum to give me a glass of orange juice and elevate my feet. This helped. I always make sure now that I eat something before I have a shower as the doctor said the combination of not eating much all day and the heat together made me almost pass out. Also when I get dehydrated I can get dizzy from time to time as my blood pressure drops so yes heat and dehydration are major factors in blood pressure dropping which is dangerous.

@inquisitivenessandcontempl9918

8 ай бұрын

When you don't eat for a long time your insulin level drops and that somehow makes potassium go from cells into the blood, this disturbing your electrolytes balance. That may affect your blood vessels and blood pressure and make you prone to fainting. So yes it's best to avoid long periods of fasting in hot weather and drink plenty of water. Also caffeine tablets could help raise the blood pressure, and exercises like push ups or sit ups.

@geneg3776

8 ай бұрын

@@inquisitivenessandcontempl9918 Yes even at times I skip meals and forget to drink water to be honest which is not a good thing, Thank you for your comment as I didn't know the connection with the insulin levels,cells, blood, potassium etc affecting the electrolyte balance. Thankyou

FIX YOUR TITLE - you know darn well it looks like you were announcing the cause of death.

He had also played a strenuous game of pickle ball earlier that day too prior to getting in his hot tub. It's not really advisable for people with heart conditions to get into hot tubs. With all the damage done to his heart in prior years, the physical stress of his earlier pickle ball game then getting into the hot tub, it may have just been too much for his heart to handle...possibly myocardial infarction 🤷‍♀️??? We'll all just have to wait until the toxicology final report comes out to know anything for sure. RIP Matthew Perry 🙏🕊🕯💔😢 we will all miss you terribly. We'll save your seat at Central Perk Chandler Bing

My first thought was that he was in that hot water for more than 20 min..The water feels so good with the massaging jets you lose track of time. I'm sorry for the loved ones that will miss him.

A 3 minute response time, that’s amazing…

I think, the fact , that he was 54, at his age of death, had factors leading up to his early demise. He had alcohol problems, and years of opiate addiction. He was in rehabs, about 15 different times. These factors, could have weakened his immune system, over an off an on use of drugs and alcohol abuse

@user-lj6ss4kb3z

8 ай бұрын

Yes, and he often had a cigerette in his hand, overweight...A perfect storm.He may have had hypertension.

Great video Dr Hansen. Now I got a better understanding about what might’ve happened

He probably got stomach cramps and drowned. I almost drowned in a large bathtub when I was a preteen. The cramps started suddenly. I could not speak or move at all!! I could not even call out for help. It’s like you are paralyzed for a few minutes. I saw myself slipping down into the water! Then my cramps stopped suddenly, and I saved myself. It was very scary! Now I see why kids drown so easily in pools. He did mentioned he ate minimal food the last day or so.

Why on earth do toxicology reports take *months* ???

@tdgdbs1

8 ай бұрын

Too many subjects of interest need to be bought or silenced.

@elainebradley8213

8 ай бұрын

If you were doing the tests, you would understand.

@johnlacey3857

8 ай бұрын

@@elainebradley8213 Ok so explain it to me.

@johnnybgoode1950

8 ай бұрын

@@johnlacey3857 There are so many substances to test for is part of the reason.

@masunrise7471

8 ай бұрын

​@@johnlacey3857 Well they need to do control samples. They need to test for specific things. Sometimes they need it to sit and wait to get accurate information. There are a million reasons why a lab could take this long. My husband is a chemist, my daughter is a biologist who runs a small lab and I QC lab results to make sure they are correct and there are no flags.

I find it interesting that the autopsy does not mention drowning, which would be obvious on gross examination. Or are they waiting for Tox, slides and chemistry first. Or he did not drown.

Learnt so much here...Thankyou Dr Hansen...for keeping us informed ...take care/be safe.

Toxicology? Months? It’s 2023 ! Age of technology and computers? Why on earth would these tests take months? What a joke!

He lived a fullfilled life, it seems. RIP MP

🎉🎉🎉Hot tubs off my list 🎉🎉🎉Thank you for sharing 🙏

Thanks for the emphasis on temperature-related risks. I do not have a "hot tub" as-such, but I take a hot bath every night. As hot as I can stand it, so well over the 104F cited in this video. I only stay in for about ten minutes, and then get out to cool down on my yoga mat, and then get back in after about five minutes. I use baking soda and Himalayan salt in the bath. This is an important part of my life to relax, raise my core temperature and help me to sleep. I'll remember to not stay too long in it. I enjoyed Matthew's work in Serving Sara.

Safe & Effective got him

Thank you Doc for important info.

I lost it when he said majority of hot tub deaths is from drowning

@dinaboop

8 ай бұрын

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At one time, I tried to look up the percentage of deaths which couldn't be determined. I wasn't able to find that, but I found an interesting article in which the author stated that a large percentage of undetermined deaths occurred in people who had used drugs illegally, had stopped using them and then later basically dropped dead. The lack of quality control and the cutting agents in illegal drugs may have introduced chemicals into these people's bodies which damage something(s) non-obvious which later cause some system(s) failure. They die from drug use, but the deaths occur years after they quit using them. Perry fits this profile. We will have to see if they are able to determine the reason for death. He may well be one of those medicine has been unable to figure out what occured at this point. If the mechanisms could be figured out, maybe this could be prevented.

@natalielawrence8809

8 ай бұрын

I am (selfishly) terrified to read about this theory 😔

@lewisdoherty7621

8 ай бұрын

It is like quitting smoking or drinking. Your health and lifespan substantially improve, but the effects aren't always zero long term. Unfortunately, the effects of smoking and drinking are better known.@@natalielawrence8809

Thank you for sharing this Doctor Mike

What's really sad is none of his Friends were there for him.

Had a friend die in a hot tub, he had been drinking heavily. They said he died from a Heart attack, Big Mike was 50, and a hell of a one punch knock out artist RIP Brother...

Hot water can drop Blood pressure. Not enough blood flow to the brain, causing dizziness. Not everyone can sit in Jacuzzi or sauna or hot tub very long

Mathew you will surely be missed RLP sweet mam❤

@carolmarable776

8 ай бұрын

RLP mam ??

It's shocking that Matthew Perry died. He was so young. RIP Matt🙏🙏

I AM GUESSING….I think Matthew Perry had a heart attack while in the hot tub, collapsed and went under water, unable to breathe and inhaling water he drowned. I LOVE ❤️ Matthew Perry and the cast of Friends. I feel we can commended him for his kindness and financial support towards those who also suffered with addictions as he did.

@karenchristopher122

8 ай бұрын

I thought they ruled out heart attack based on autopsy results?

When I was 19, fit and healthy, I passed out after a hot bath in Japan where I lived at the time. It was New Year’s Day, snowy and cold outside, so I stayed in the bath longer to warm up. I virtually cooked myself. 😂 When the cold air outside the bathroom hit me, I fainted and fell face first, shattering the pair of fine glass sliding doors of my parent’s bedroom. Lucky to tell the tale.

He’s getting headlines everyday. He had demons. Others you hear of that passed is very few. Why ?

Thank you doctor, for bringing this up. Yes there’s a lot Into this disaster and very sad too..yes he did have lot of issues but have a beautiful heart…and as you mentioned of hot tub hot water? Yes There’s someplace they do have temperature little high. I try to stay away from these hot tub….either I sit away from here thing that are installed in the hot tub, only15 minutes and I’m out and relax safely….my heart goes out to to his family and love ones. Yes very sad, how thing can happen and not realizing….

When I went to Japan I tried Onsen( Natural hot tub) . I really enjoyed having a hot water bath in open air environment with snow falling on top of the head.... when I got out of water I felt dizzy and energyless and had to sit for half an hour before I felt good again

There are so many factors relating to hot tub. One of them is being a diabetic, he should limit his time in hot tub. I also remember seeing the sign saying about heart condition. So if one has health issues, one should be extremely careful about hot tub.

I don’t get it. I worked in an ER for 15 years. We often did toxicology reports to detect drugs and alcohol in a patient’s system. Rarely did the result take more than an hour. There’s something fishy here.

@darlenevoigt1457

8 ай бұрын

I am a lab tech and there is no way you can do a complete toxicology panel in an hour.

No foul play, just mRNA.

I heard that he was very fatigued from a long day. I could see that he might have fallen asleep and drowned. Or he slipped and hit his head

Very instructive presentation, going to listen again.

Whats the point in determining the cause. if it was safe and effective they'll blame it on something else.

@cylon5741

8 ай бұрын

"Special Guest Nurse Anne October 18, 2023"

Hot water is not good for anyone of us. But can be most deadly for someone with heart disease, high blood pressure, pregnancy etc

Lesson to be learnt is never to be alone in a hot tub if you have addiction problems😢

Thanks for explaining this

Depending on preexisting conditions, meds, illegal meds, heat outside and inside tub, even cold outside and hot tub use..can all be attributed to this scenario

Nahh those numbers are way higher. I've known people that died because they were on prescription drugs it made the drug hit them faster .

Thank You, Dr. Mike, I really appreciate your information. I didn't believe when I saw on KZread stating Matthew Perry died, I said no way. I checked google then I believed it. R.I.P. Matthew Perry!

This video reminds me of the lead singer of Cranberries. She drowned in her tub while drinking wine.

Appreciate the in-depth dives on this channel. Quirky and sad but true “death-in-the-hot-tub”