Michael Madsen's death certificate describes health problems

Michael Madsen died after cardiac arrest.
The actor of the reservoir dog was found dead in his house in Malibu, California, at the age of 67 at the beginning of this month, and his death certificate said that his heart had stopped causing coronary vessels and chronic alcoholism due to factors such as cardiomyopathy.
The document received by TMZ also showed that Michael had thromboembolic diseases at the time of his approach – blood clots cause constipation of vessels or arteries.
Although there was no public announcement on the funeral of the hateful eight stars, the death certificate showed that it was already cremated.
The document also revealed that Michael had been subjected to coronary angiography, a medical imaging process, just a few weeks before his death.
The Another Day actor and assistant Dougie Smith previously admitted that Michaels were shocked by his death because he was in good health.
He said TMZ that Michael, who had been sober for months, had a routine visit to a routine just a few days earlier to examine his shoulders two years ago due to complications of a fall two years ago because he had thought about an operation. He also underwent a pet scan after he had a little brain bleeding when he fell, but got the all-clear of doctors.
He added: “He looked as if he had been in the best health he had been all year round!”
Michael suffered heartache in 2022 when his son Hudson committed life at the age of 26.
The star is survived by his five other children Jessica, whom he had with Dana Mechling, Christian and Max, whose mother Jeannine Bissignano and Luke and Kalvin, whose mother is the wife of the actor Deanna Morgan.
From 1984 to 1988 Michael was married to Georganistne, half sister of Cher.
From 1991 to 1995 he married Jeannine before brought the knot together with Deanna in 1996 and greeted Luke, Kalvin and Hudson together.
The relationship had its ups and downs, and his death was released only 11 months after his fall of domestic violence – where he was accused of having pushed Deanna – based on “insufficient evidence”.