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A leading cardiologist has issued a serious warning about certain commonly used pills that may silently damage the heart health of older adults. Millions of seniors take daily medications for pain, blood pressure, sleep, anxiety, or chronic conditions—often without knowing their long-term effects on the heart.

In this important seniors health video, we explain:

Which common medications may increase heart risks in older adults

How these pills can affect heart rhythm, blood pressure, and circulation

Why seniors are more vulnerable to medication side effects

Early warning signs of heart damage caused by medications

Safer alternatives and lifestyle tips for protecting the aging heart

What cardiologists recommend seniors discuss with their doctors

As we age, the body processes medications differently. What may seem like a harmless pill can increase the risk of heart failure, irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure, or heart attacks in seniors if used incorrectly or long-term.

⚠️ Important Disclaimer:
This video is for educational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or cardiologist before stopping or changing any medication.

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