Heart Health India Foundation

Every 16 minutes, a person died of a heart attack in India last year. Awareness and prevention are best ways to tackle this silent killer. Let’s spread awareness together. Our sincere appreciation to initiatives like #unblocked and #beatbadcholesterol. Join and support HHIF in creating awareness and helping those affected by heart disease. Novartis India The Times Of India Cardiological Society Of India #hearthealthawareness #hearthealth #heartwellness #heartattack

Global Heart Hub is delighted to be the #Patient organisation partner with the #AsiaPacificAlliance on #CVD. Great to be joined here at #AsiaPacificHeartSummit in #Bangkok with so many of our affiliate patient organisations Heart4Heart Charity Tanya Hall FH Europe Foundation Heart Health India Foundation Ram Khandelwal Heart Support Australia Christian Verdicchio Wil Woan Croí Heart & Stroke Charity Annie Faherty Costelloe Inese Maurina Aistė Štaraitė Jens Naeumann Asia-Pacific Cardiovascular Disease Alliance

Heart Health India Foundation: Beware of Silent Heart Attacks At Heart Health India Foundation, we want to raise awareness about silent heart attacks. These heart attacks often have few or unrecognized symptoms and may occur without the typical chest pain or shortness of breath. Many people might not even realize they've had one. Researchers estimate that 22% to 60% of all heart attacks are silent, with a higher prevalence among those with diabetes. Stay informed and proactive about your heart health! #HeartHealth #SilentHeartAttack #DiabetesRisk #HeartAwareness #HeartHealthIndia

A heart-healthy diet is crucial for preventing heart disease and stroke. This World Food Day, let’s celebrate Indian cuisine by making informed, nutritious choices that promote better heart health. Together, we can enjoy delicious food and support our heart health. #WorldFoodDay #HeartHealth #IndianCuisine #HealthyEating #HeartHealthIndia

Heart disease doesn’t always show up the way you’d expect—especially in women. Fatigue, nausea, back pain, and even jaw discomfort can be warning signs. Don’t ignore the subtle clues! Stay aware, stay healthy. #HeartHealthAwareness #WomenAndHeartDisease #KnowTheSigns #ListenToYourBody #hearthealthindia

Life doesn’t always go as planned—you can’t control the twists, turns, and unexpected challenges that come your way. But you can always choose how your heart responds. Whether it’s with courage, compassion, or resilience, the power to rise above is yours. #hearthealthindia #HeartOfStrength #LifeChoices #Resilience #ChooseLove

Check out the incredible story of 106-year-old Rambai, the world's fastest 100-meter runner over the age of 100! Featured in Nat Geo India, Rambai's journey is truly inspiring and a testament to the power of perseverance and healthy living. #Inspiration #HealthyLiving #NatGeoIndia #Rambai #HeartHealthIndia

Banishing Health Evils for a Heart-Healthy Dussehra This Dussehra, as we celebrate the triumph of good over evil, Heart Health India Foundation urges you to overcome these five health evils to ensure optimal heart health: 1. Misguided Detox with Juice Cleanses Juice cleanses can lead to nutrient  deficiencies, as they often lack essential proteins and fats. True detoxification involves a balanced intake of macro and micronutrients and the elimination of  processed foods and alcohol, ensuring comprehensive bodily function and heart health. 2. Carbohydrate Restriction Myths Severely restricting carbohydrates can induce ketosis, causing symptoms like fatigue, headaches, and gastrointestinal disturbances. Long-term low-carb diets can result in micronutrient deficiencies and metabolic imbalances. A balanced diet inclusive of healthy carbohydrates is essential for maintaining cardiovascular and metabolic health. 3. Rapid Weight Loss Fads Quick weight loss strategies can precipitate malnutrition, electrolyte imbalances, and muscle atrophy. These methods often result in transient weight loss and can disrupt metabolic homeostasis. Sustainable weight management through a balanced diet and consistent physical activity is crucial for long-term cardiovascular health. 4. Self-Diagnosis via Internet Searches Reliance on internet searches for medical diagnosis can lead to misinterpretation and increased anxiety. Unverified information can exacerbate symptoms through psychological stress. It is imperative to seek professional medical advice for accurate diagnosis and appropriate intervention to maintain cardiac and overall health. 5. Inadequate Sleep Chronic sleep deprivation disrupts circadian rhythms, leading to hormonal imbalances and increased cardiovascular risk. Prioritizing 7-8 hours of uninterrupted sleep supports metabolic regulation and reduces the risk of hypertension and coronary artery disease. This Dussehra, let's pledge to banish these health evils and adopt practices that promote heart health. #Dussehra2024 #HeartHealth #HealthyLiving #BanishHealthEvils #HeartHealthIndia

Heart Health India Foundation had the pleasure of meeting with the British Society for Heart Failure (BSH) to explore how we can work together to create a positive impact for heart failure patients, both in India and the UK. The meeting highlighted key areas where both organisations can add value to the heart failure community. BSH shared their expertise in developing patient education materials and discussed the possibility of sharing these valuable resources on various  platforms. Additionally, there was a strong focus on supporting early diagnosis through educational campaigns, which both organizations are keen to promote. BSH also emphasized the importance of cross-cultural engagement, suggesting that members of the Indian community in the UK participate in their programs, fostering a stronger global heart health network. We were also inspired by BSH’s ambitious “25in25” campaign, aimed at reducing heart failure mortality by 25% over the next 25 years, supported by over 60 organizations globally. We also explored the potential for patient meet-ups and healthcare professional meet-ups across borders and discussed future meetings to gain the momentum. A special thanks to the BSH team, especially Isabella and Laurence, for their insightful contributions and commitment to heart health. HHIF looks forward to opportunities to collaborate with BSH and continuing to serve heart failure patients across the globe. #HeartHealth #GlobalCollaboration #HeartFailureAwareness #TogetherInHeartHealth

Leaving your statins without your doctor’s consultation? Just like Kohli and  Sharma, we're side-eyeing that decision! It's crucial to always consult your healthcare professional before making any changes to your medication routine.Your heart health deserves the best care. Make informed decisions and stay healthy! #HeartHealth #MedicationMatters #ConsultYourDoctor #Statins  #HeartHealthIndiaFoundation