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Lifestyle
Disorders &
Beyond
By
Dr. Ravindra L Kulkarni
Consultant&Interventional
Cardiologist,DirectorJustforHearts
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Lifestyle
Disorders &
Beyond
Making Headlines
WHO Report
Cancer
Oral disease
Bone &
joint
disorders
Risk Factors
Physical Inactivity
Unhealthy Diet
Alcohol abuse
Unmanageable
Stress
Use of
tobacco
Waist 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.
Blood Pressure
Cholesterol
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.
Other Effects:
Sexual Dysfunction
Bone Loss
Trouble sleeping due to sleep apnea
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.
Potentially proinflammatory,
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.
Common symptoms of
diabetes are:
Excessive thirst
Constant hunger
Vision changes
Drowsiness or exhaustion
Irritability, etc.
Tobacco Use
WHO 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 nonsmokers 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.
Hazardous components
of a cigarette
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.
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Understanding Alcohol
Health
effects
of
Alcohol
abuse
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 publicIndias
intoxication,
or job loss,
yet continuing
drinkby
anyway
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Stressed????
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
Source : APA
PREVENTION
OF
LIFESTYLE
DISORDERS
Diet
Breakfast Heaviest
Tea
Lunch Medium
Tea
Dinner Light
Super foods
Add Each
One Of
Them
(limited quantity)
In Your
Daily Diet
Flaxseeds
Tulsi
Sprouts
Herbal teas
Vegetable Juices
Honey
Nuts
Amla
Peppermints
Saffron
Probiotics
De - Stress
Deep Breaths
Pick up some hobby
Sleep well
Laugh
Rejuvenate
Socialize
Short Vacations
Relax
Stay Fit
Ergonomics / Posture
Self medication is
harmful, always take
guidance from your
doctor.
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