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Diwali is all about light, laughter, and laddoos. For a person with diabetes, though, it can also inspire a whole bunch of confusion and guilt. With boxes of sweets (soan papdi) landing up at your house every day, and family members insisting ‘bas ek piece le lo’, it’s very easy for your sugar levels to […]
Festivals mean lights, laughter, and sweets. From Diwali and Bhai Dooj to Govardhan Puja, Chhath Puja, and ending with Christmas, each festival seems magical. But for heart patients, this season of celebration can also become a season of risk. From the deep-fried snacks to late-night get-togethers, from skipped walks to sugary desserts, heart health tends
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Diwali is coming next week on 20 October 2025, but wait, don’t tell us you are not prepared for a healthy Diwali yet! Diwali is the festival of lights, and you will all agree, also the festival of snacks and sweets. But for people dealing with heart disease, hypertension, or high cholesterol, the festive table
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Diwali celebrations bring joy but also smoke, firecrackers, and polluted air that make breathing harder for heart patients. This time can be particularly risky for heart patients. How can you possibly celebrate Diwali when the open air, outside your home, feels polluted, heavy, and uninviting for your heart? Well. You can still celebrate Diwali, but
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Diwali is a festival of lights, joy, and togetherness. But for many families, it comes with endless trays of fried snacks, creamy sweets, and heavy festive meals. It can also be risky for people who have heart disease or people with high blood pressure, diabetes, or high cholesterol, as Diwali indulgence can easily turn into
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Do you know that keeping a long fast like Karwa Chauth without water can exert further pressure on your heart? Many heart patients face this exact worry. The main problem is not just staying without food, but the dehydration risk for heart disease during Karwa Chauth. Thereafter, when you do not consume water throughout the
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Karwa Chauth is one of the most loved Indian festivals. Women keep a full-day fast, without food or water, to pray for the long life of their husbands. But many heart patients and their families often ask: “Is it safe for heart patients to fast on Karwa Chauth?” The answer is not simple. For some
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Do you know your gut bacteria may increase your risk of heart blockages? In 2025, heart disease treatment is evolving beyond the arteries and heart muscle. New science shows that your gut health deeply affects heart conditions. Everything changes with this link for patients who are looking into non-invasive heart treatment options. At SAAOL Heartcare
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Navratri is a time of devotion and celebration, when many people follow traditional fasting. But for those suffering from heart problems, the nine-day diet can feel challenging. Is it safe? What should they eat? How can they balance their devotion without harming their heart health? If not done right, Navratri fasting can increase unnecessary stress
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Picture yourself at a traffic light in Delhi during rush hour. Mob of cars from every point, horns honking, engines racing, tempers flaring. Now imagine one traffic cop attempting to manage it all. That’s what your heart is really doing, every second, directing blood, keeping order, preventing chaos. But what if one lane is blocked?
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