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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions. India’s Leading Diagnostics Network Health Talk for SRL Diagnostics Lifestyle Disorders & Beyond By Dr. Ravindra L Kulkarni Consultant & Interventional Cardiologist, Director Just for Hearts

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Health talk by Dr Ravindra L Kulkarni , Cardiologist , Just for Hearts for SRL Diagnostics Corporate Wellness Event .A Healthy Lifestyle For A Healthy Life

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Page 1: A Healthy Lifestyle For A Healthy Life

India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Health Talk for SRL Diagnostics

Lifestyle Disorders & Beyond

By Dr. Ravindra L KulkarniConsultant & Interventional Cardiologist, Director Just for Hearts

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Lifestyle diseases to cut $200 bn from India’s GDP by 2015

Preventing Chronic Disease a vital investmentWHO Report

Heart Disease, Diabetes, Stroke, no longer ailments of the “old” !

Making Headlines

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

GLOBESITY: The Global Fat EpidemicMore than 1.6 billion people were overweight worldwide in 2005.

Obesity is 2nd leading cause of death after smoking

About every fourth person on Earth is too fat.

A third of all deaths globally are from ailments linked to weight, lack of exercise and smoking.

Obesity is a risk factor for four of the six most frequent causes of death.

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Girth of the Matter

WHR= Waist Hip RatioWaist Circumference

Central Obesity, Apple shaped body, or an increased waistline has directly been linked to increased risk for Type II Diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, and Metabolic Syndrome. Fat cells in the upper body have different qualities than those found in hips and thighs.

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

•Shockingly, over 30 per cent of the patients are young (below 40 years).

•The Number 1 Killer in the world, CVD claims more lives each year than cancer, chronic lower respiratory diseases, accidents and diabetes mellitus combined.

•More than 20 million people around the globe die of CVD each year. This is over 30 percent of all deaths globally.

The No. 1 KillerCardiovascular Disorders (Heart Disease)

•The burden of cardiovascular disease is rising in India. Compared to all other countries, India suffers the highest loss in potentially productive years of life due to deaths from cardiovascular disease in people aged 35-64 years (9.2 million years lost in 2000). By 2030, this loss is expected to rise to 17.9 million years.

Blood Pressure Cholesterol Heart And Blood Vessels

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

The constant stress of high blood pressurecauses physical and functional deterioration in the heart and wherever blood vessels reach causing a wide variety of severe end organ damage.

Feeling the Pressure(Blood Pressure/ Hypertension)

Symptoms of heart attack

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Organ Damage (Heart and other blood vessels)ARTERIES:Arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries, especially in the heart, kidney , legs, and brain). Atherosclerosis (fat accumulation and narrowing of the arteries, causing chest pain, heart failure, kidney failure, stroke, etc; and Aneurysms. Over time the arteries become scarred, narrowed, hardened and less elastic.HEART:Increased risk for disease of the blood vessels of the heart (Coronary Artery Disease), & enlarged left side of the heart , causing heart attacks, heart failure, and sudden death.BRAIN:Increased risk of stroke due to the blood vessel disease, TIA (mini stroke) due to atherosclerosis or blood clot, dementia, and loss of mental function.KIDNEY:May lead to kidney failure due to damage to the arteries, or to aneurysms which may cause severe internal bleeding.EYE:Eye blood vessel damage can lead to retinopathy, damage to optic nerve, and fluid build up under the retina causing bleeding, blurred vision and loss of vision.

Other Effects:• Sexual Dysfunction• Bone Loss• Trouble sleeping due to sleep apnea

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Potentially pro-inflammatory,

Low Density Lipoproteins (LDL) can lead to a buildup

of cholesterol in the arteries. It is called the

“BAD CHOLESTEROL”. The higher the LDL level in your

blood, the greater chance you have of getting heart

disease.

Potentially anti-inflammatory, High-density lipoproteins (HDL) are also known as “GOOD CHOLESTEROL”.It helps remove cholesterol from your body, so the higher your HDL, the lower your chance for getting heart disease.

Cholesterol: Good and Bad

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

India is now home to the largest population of diabetic cases in the world, where 30 million are affected. This number is expected to grow to 57 million by 2025.

India- The capital of diabetes in the world

Unfortunately, the future looks even worse, with a 170% increase expected by 2025 in developing countries and a corresponding 42% rise predicted for the developed countries.

Common symptoms of diabetes are:

• Excessive thirst• Constant hunger• Excessive urination (bed

wetting)• Unusual weight loss for

no reason• Fatigue and weakness• Rapid, hard breathing• Vision changes• Drowsiness or exhaustion• Non healing wounds or

infections• Irritability, etc.

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Tobacco UseWHO estimates: The tobacco kills nearly six million people each year, of whom more than 5 million are users and ex users and more than 600 000 are non-smokers exposed to second-hand smoke. Unless urgent action is taken, the annual death toll could rise to more than eight million by 2030.

Nearly 80% of the world's one billion smokers live in low- and middle-income countries.

Signs of dependence:•You can't stop smoking•You experience withdrawal symptoms when you try to stop.•You keep smoking despite health problems.•You give up social or recreational activities in order to smoke.

Hazardous components of a cigarette

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Understanding Alcohol

Signs that use of alcohol may have moved from social drinking to an addiction include:•An increased tolerance for alcohol •Difficulty in stopping drinking even when you want to •Withdrawal symptoms when you try to stop drinking •Spending a lot of time thinking about drinking, consuming alcoholic beverages, or recovering from a bout of drinking •Negative consequences from drinking, such as relationship difficulties, DUI or arrest for public intoxication, or job loss, yet continuing to drink anyway

Health effects

of Alcohol abuse

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Stressed????

WHO estimates that Depression will be 2nd Top disease by 2030

Source : APA

Here are some of the common signs of high stress, check if any are familiar to you:•Headaches, muscle tension, neck or back pain•Upset stomach•Dry mouth•Chest pains, rapid heartbeat•Difficulty falling or staying asleep•Fatigue•Loss of appetite or overeating “comfort foods”•Increased frequency of colds•Lack of concentration or focus•Memory problems or forgetfulness•Jitters•Irritability•Short temper•Anxiety

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

PREVENTIONOF

LIFESTYLE DISORDERS

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare

Health Awareness Handout

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Regular Check Ups

Know Your Numbers: Your Guide To a Healthy You

1.Blood pressure- 120/80 mm of Hg2.Cholesterol-<200mg/dl3.Triglyceride-<150mg/dl4.LDL-<100mg/dl5.HDL->40 mg/dl6.Fasting blood sugar- 70-110mg/dl7.BMI weight (kg) – 18.00 – 22.9

height (m)2

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Diet

Breakfast – Heaviest TeaLunch – Medium TeaDinner – Light

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Super foods

Vegetable Juices

Flaxseeds

Honey

Tulsi

Probiotics

Peppermints

Herbal teas

Nuts

Saffron

Spices

Sprouts

Amla

Add Each One Of

Them(limited quantity)

In YourDaily Diet

Onions and Garlic

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

De - Stress

Relax

•Short Vacations

Laugh

Socialize

Pick up some hobby

Sleep well

Rejuvenate

Meditate – 20 min to 40 min / day

Deep Breaths

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Stay Fit

Moderate to intense physical activity for 30-45 minutes on most days of the week is recommended.•Dance•Walk•Brisk Walk•Aerobics•Kick Boxing•Power Yoga•Yoga•Sports- Cricket, swimming, basketball, squash, tennis

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Ergonomics / Posture

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

Treatment & Modifications if Needed

• Keep taking your medications as directed by your doctor.

• Never stop or start any medication yourself.

• Self medication is harmful, always take guidance from your doctor.

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

• You can also contact us on:www.justforhearts.org

• Call to reach us: 020‐ 27293337  [9am – 7pm IST]

• Drop an email – [email protected]

• Get connected with us 

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India’s Largest Pathology Laboratory Network. Trusted by Millions.

India’s Leading Diagnostics Network

THANKYOU