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TL;DR Chest pain is often mistaken for acidity or indigestion, but frequent or severe pain could be heart-related. Cardiac and non-cardiac chest pain (heart pain) feel similar because the heart and the food pipe share nerve pathways. Knowing the difference, understanding risk factors, and acting quickly during the golden hour can save lives. Non-invasive treatments […]
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Heart disease is no longer limited to old age. In India, rising stress levels, sedentary lifestyles, diabetes, and high blood pressure are increasing heart risks even among young adults. Monitoring heart health at home has become a simple yet powerful way to detect problems early. By regularly tracking key health parameters like blood pressure, blood
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TL;DR Heart attacks in young people are rising rapidly in India due to a mix of sedentary lifestyles, poor diet, chronic stress, genetic risk, smoking, post-COVID effects, and undiagnosed conditions like high cholesterol or diabetes. A heart attack at a young age often shows subtle symptoms that get ignored. Early screening, lifestyle changes, and timely
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One minute you’re joking with your kids, the next you’re holding your chest. What if we told you that to avoid heart disease, it is not just about food or exercise, and that it is not just for the old? You, at this moment at whatever age, at any state are either unknowingly walking toward a cardiac
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Is “Just One Drink” Really Harmless for Your Heart Health? Let’s pretend you are at a dinner party. One of your friends raises a glass and, with a smile, says, ‘Come on, one drink won’t hurt!’ You take a sip and soon find yourself with the crowd. But what if that single glass of wine,
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The connection between mental health and heart disease is real—and often ignored. Stress, anxiety, depression, and emotional overload do not stay confined to the mind; they directly affect heart function, blood pressure, inflammation, and long-term cardiovascular risk. Today, cardiovascular diseases account for nearly 17.9 million deaths worldwide each year, and mounting evidence shows that poor
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SAAOL is taking you on a curious ride into cholesterol and heart health. Just once, imagine a bustling roadway system where every vehicle represents a nutrient or molecule essential for life, moving in perfect harmony. When roadblocks begin to form, delays, detours, and accidents follow. Cholesterol plays a very important role in normal body functions,
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Imagine your heartbeats in 2026 pounding harder, throbbing faster, pulsating with vigor and ALIVENESS. Imagine if you could change your health narrative on your own terms, prevention is the best cure for heart disease. Adopting a heart healthy lifestyle can empower you to take control, reduce risks, and live life with vitality. Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) remain
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My heart burns, my eyes are dry, my throat hurts, it feels so dusty!! WHY??? This has been the reality of the past few weeks in Delhi. Is it dilwalon ki Delhi—or bimaar dilwalon ki Delhi? Because here, every breath feels like a bet on your heart. Imagine this: you’re in a traffic jam on a
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A heart attack rarely hits without warning. We just don’t listen. A heart attack is often thought of as a sudden and dramatic event, where someone clutches his or her chest and falls to the ground. But in real life, most patients do not suddenly collapse. They feel warning signals hours and even days or weeks before the major
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