Cardiologist Indore Act now to save the hearts of those you love

Act now to save the hearts of those you love
Claiming 17.3 million lives per year, cardiovascular disease, which comprises of heart disease
and stroke, is the number one killer worldwide. It claims more than the total deaths (3.86
million deaths per year) due to malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis put together. In fact, the risk
for heart disease is found to be higher in Indians than that in U.S. and Western Europe. In India
too, cardiovascular disease is the largest cause of mortality, leading to 1.7-2.0 million deaths
annually. Claiming 17.3 million lives per year, cardiovascular disease, which comprises of heart
disease and stroke, is the number one killer worldwide. It claims more than the total deaths
(3.86 million deaths per year) due to malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis put together. In fact,
the risk for heart disease is found to be higher in Indians than that in U.S. and Western Europe.
In India too, cardiovascular disease is the largest cause of mortality, leading to 1.7-2.0 million
deaths annually.
Born with thinner arteries and at genetic risk for cardiac diseases, Indians are worsening their
risk for heart diseases with poor physical activity, a high-fat diet and by steadily shunning fruits
and vegetables. In today’s stressful world, it has become crucial that each one of us takes some
constructive steps to save the heart of our loved ones before it is too late, especially since
prevention is easy and can substantially reduce cardiac risk.