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“Wait—No Oil At All? Not Even One Drop?” “Aise kaise chalega?” It’s with this question that every patient reacts when they first get to know about a heart-healthy diet that involves Zero-oil cooking, a revolutionary concept advocated by the pioneer in non-invasive heart treatment in India, Dr. Bimal Chhajer. The idea feels extreme to people; […]
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“Aapko 70% heart blockage hai.” That one line turns your world upside down. You’re staring at a ₹5,00,000 surgery estimate, unsure whether to panic or pray. But what does 70% heart blockage even mean? Is bypass surgery the only way? Can you avoid bypass surgery? Yeah…TOO MANY QUESTIONS! We at SAAOL Heartcare Delhi strongly stand
Can Your Blood Test Script a Heart Blockage Treatment Plan? Ever walk out of a clinic clutching a sheet of lab results—numbers, graphs, acronyms—and feel utterly lost? You almost wish the blood test came with a translator: “Your arteries are whispering, not screaming.” Those numbers are not simply medical lingo. They are clues, warnings, and directions
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Your Heart Doesn’t Wait for Symptoms — It Leaks Clues in Your Blood. Are You Listening? A man in his 40s walks into Saaol Heartcare Delhi. No chest pain. No palpitations. Just a bit more fatigue than usual. His ECG looks fine. But his blood tells a different story – one that could have gone unnoticed,
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You know how every health blog screams out loud, “Prevention is better than a cure.” We don’t want to lead you with this usual, because guaranteed you’ve heard this phrase more times than you’ve had your lipid profile checked. But we want to speak to those who are already hurting. You, who have sat outside a cardiologist’s
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Let’s not pretend. When the doctor said, “You have 3 Heart blockages, or triple vessel disease” You didn’t hear science. You heard fear. You heard a heart attack. Surgery. ICU. Maybe even… final goodbyes. You thought about your children, your parents, and your bucket list. You searched “bypass surgery success rate” on Google. You read the words “critical,”
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You were raised to think of calcium as your best friend. So good for bones, good for teeth, right? But what if we tell you that the very calcium that built your body might also silently harm your heart? Once calcium starts settling inside your arteries, it becomes something entirely different — a warning sign. This
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If you have ever been told that your cholesterol is “fine”… yet you have the nagging sense that something’s still not right, then this blog is for you. Let’s start with a reality check. Every 33 seconds, someone around the world dies of cardiovascular disease. In India alone, 1 in 4 deaths is due to heart-related issues.
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1 in 4 deaths in India is caused by heart disease. What most people don’t realize is that almost half of all heart attacks occur without any previously recognized warning signs. You won’t always get chest pain. You won’t always collapse. Sometimes, your heart simply … slows down, quietly. And this is where the Treadmill Test (TMT) comes in—not
What is a Treadmill Test (TMT) or Stress Test, and what does it tell about heart health? Read More »
Let me guess. You just received your echo report. In a sea of medical terminology, you saw a paragraph like: “Ejection Fraction: 45%.” “If it’s a normal EF range?” or not ?” And now your heart is racing because you are worrying. If you are reading this, you probably want to know what your doctor has just told
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