Is Shefali’s death linked to anti-aging injection? Statement from a well-known dermatologist has come forward

Indian actress Shefali Jariwala’s sudden death has shocked her fans and the showbiz world. She passed away at the age of 42.

According to initial reports, Shefali suffered a heart attack. Her husband Parag Tyagi quickly took her to Bellevue Multi-Specialty Hospital in Andheri, Mumbai, but doctors could not save her.

Now, Indian media is reporting that her death might be linked to the use of an anti-aging injection, which she took after fasting (known as vrat).

A video statement from well-known dermatologist Dr. Eric Borges is going viral on social media. He explained that anti-aging injections can sometimes disturb the body’s electrolyte balance. This can lead to serious problems like low blood pressure and a drop in potassium levels.

The doctor also mentioned that Shefali was a smoker. He said that nicotine damages skin cells and can speed up the signs of aging. However, he added that the real cause of death will only be known after the post-mortem report.

Currently, everyone including her fans and fellow actors is waiting for the post-mortem results to confirm if the anti-aging injection was really the cause of her death.