David lynch's cause of death revealed amid legacy reflections
David Lynch, the legendary director, passed away on January 16 at the age of 78. He left behind iconic films and a series that have cemented his place in history. He is mourned by his loved ones and fans. The cause of his death has now been disclosed.
American media are reporting that David Lynch died due to cardiac arrest caused by chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is a respiratory condition that results in progressively limited airflow through the bronchi. It ranks as the fourth most common cause of death. The primary cause of this disease is habitual cigarette smoking. According to the health service ABCzdrowie, this disease is incurable.
The habit that killed David Lynch
The director openly admitted some time ago that he was deeply engaged in his destructive habit: "I loved the smell of tobacco, the taste of tobacco. I loved lighting cigarettes. It was part of being a painter and a filmmaker for me." Four years ago, Lynch was diagnosed with emphysema, a chronic disease that causes shortness of breath. "You reap what you sow," he admitted.
Lynch's family announced his passing on social media, requesting privacy during this difficult time. "There is a big hole in the world now that he's not with us," they wrote in a statement.
David Lynch was the creator of films such as "Mulholland Drive," the first "Dune," "Wild at Heart," "Blue Velvet," "Lost Highway," and the cult series "Twin Peaks."
