Geriatra REVELA: Por Que Você Sente FRIO com Muito Mais Facilidade Após os 60 — e Como Resolver...

In the summer everyone's wearing a t-shirt — and you're in a sweatshirt. At home, you're the only one who doesn't complain about the heat. At night you sleep with two blankets while the person next to you is under a thin sheet. You say you've always been sensitive to the cold. That it's your circulation. That it's something that happens to older people. There is indeed a real physiological change in aging that makes older people more sensitive to the cold. But there's a difference between the moderate cold that comes with age and the constant, intense cold that never goes away — even in warm environments. And this second situation has identifiable causes. The thyroid has slowed down without anyone noticing. The blood has become weak. The muscles have lost their ability to generate heat. The heart doesn't pump with the same force. In this video, Dr. Paula Andrade Serrano, a geriatrician with over 15 years of experience caring exclusively for the elderly, reveals the 5 causes of excessive cold after 60 — and how to help the body warm up from the inside again. 🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss the next videos.