Gene Simmons on the Road to Recovery

Shannon Tweed, the wife of legendary Kiss bassist and singer Gene Simmons, stated that his recent car accident in Malibu, California, was due to a change in his medications. Simmons, age 76, collided with a parked car on the Pacific Coast Highway after fainting just before the crash. Doctors had adjusted his medications and recommended increased water intake. Simmons reassured fans that he was "completely fine" and downplayed the incident as a "slight fender bender," attributing it to his driving skills. Managing medications properly is crucial, particularly for individuals over 65 who may be taking multiple prescriptions. Staying hydrated is essential for older adults, as their bodies may struggle to retain water. Dehydration can lead to various symptoms, including thirst, dizziness, and dry mouth. The recommendation to drink eight glasses of water a day may vary depending on factors like body size and activity level. Simmons has previously discussed his atrial fibrillation (A-fib) condition, a common heart issue that affects millions of Americans. He shared his experience with A-fib on The Doctors talk show, highlighting the importance of rest and hydration in managing the condition. For more information on A-fib and heart health, interested readers can refer to AARP resources.