Rochelle Lagoá’s Post

Every heartbeat is a testament to the valued gift of life, and we must treat our hearts with the respect and care they deserve. That is why spotting the early signs of symptoms of heart failure is vital. Heart failure can often be hard to identify since its symptoms are not exclusive to the condition. They may include breathlessness, fatigue, and swollen ankles to more subtle signs such as sudden weight gain or a persistent cough. Early detection through diagnostics plays an important role, as it can allow for prompt management of symptoms, slowing disease progression, and improving life quality – thereby protecting our heart health. This is a topic that is very important to me, and I am delighted to share a film produced for Roche by BBC StoryWorks where we highlight the importance of timely diagnosis and management of heart failure. This initiative represents our collective effort to shine a light on how early detection and appropriate intervention can make a profound difference in the outcomes of those affected. Let the campaign serve as a reminder of the critical role we each play in safeguarding our heart health and that of others: https://lnkd.in/dNsyESbi #HeartFailure #HeartHealthAwareness #ValueOfDiagnostics

Use Heart, Know Heart. 🌍 In a world where heart diseases remain the leading cause of death, it's more important than ever to take care of our hearts. To raise awareness and promote healthy habits, today we celebrate World Heart Day.   ❤️ According to the World Heart Federation, cardiovascular diseases kill 17.9 million people every year, which accounts for 31% of all global deaths. This number is alarming and calls for action from every individual to prioritize their heart health.   👨⚕️ As a healthcare professional, I urge everyone to pay attention to their heart health. Regular check-ups, a balanced diet, and regular physical activity are the key factors in maintaining a healthy heart. Even small lifestyle changes can have a big impact on reducing the risk of heart diseases.   💪 This World Heart Day, let's all make a commitment to take care of our hearts and the hearts of our loved ones. Spread the word and encourage your friends and family to make heart-healthy choices. Let's work together towards a world where heart diseases are no longer the leading cause of death.   🏃♀️ On this day, I also want to acknowledge and thank all the healthcare professionals who work tirelessly to save lives and promote heart health. Your dedication and hard work are truly commendable.   ✨ Let's use our voices and social media platforms to raise awareness about the importance of heart health. #WorldHeartDay #HeartHealth #HealthyHabits #RaiseAwareness #HealthcareProfessionals #HealthyLifestyle #SpreadTheWord #GlobalHealth #HeartDiseases #Prevention #Commitment #TogetherWeCan #MakeADifference #ThankYou #HealthyFuture.

Why do we spread heart health awareness? Because knowledge is power, and by raising awareness, we empower individuals to prioritize their cardiovascular well-being. Every beat matters, and with awareness, we can prevent, detect, and manage heart conditions effectively.

February is American Heart Month! ❤️ Take a moment to prioritize your heart health and spread awareness about cardiovascular diseases. Join us in making small but impactful lifestyle changes such as incorporating regular exercise, choosing heart-healthy foods, and managing stress effectively. ♥️ Share your personal tips and experiences in the comments below. Let's inspire each other to prioritize heart health this month and beyond. #AmericanHeartMonth #HeartHealth #ChiroCare #ChiropracticMedicine #ChiroHealth #MedcialEducation

Protecting your heart is the key to a fit body & a long, healthy life. Heart disease is the number one killer of men & women, globally. That stat alone is proof that, if you don’t take care of your heart, not much else matters. A lot of us only focus on what the outside of our body looks like. But if you shift your focus to the inside (heart, brain, lungs, liver) and do things to keep those healthy; you’ll end up with a fit, healthy body every time. Obviously, go to the doc & see where your heart health is at. If it’s in a good place, make it better. If things are looking a little out of order, MAKE IT BETTER. We only get 1 body, and 1 heart. Treat it like GOLD. Here’s the 3 things to focus on, to stack the odds in your favor. — every week, I pull back the curtain & give you the exact strategies that help our private clients get in amazing shape. Sign up here to get this weeks tips & tricks: https://lnkd.in/dhTjsHBC

As heart diseases continue to rise globally, World Heart Day reminds us of the critical importance of heart health. On this World Heart Day, let us come together to highlight the critical importance of heart health. Together, we hope to develop a communal mentality that prioritizes cardiovascular health. By promoting heart-healthy behaviours and lifestyles, we hope to inspire people all around the world to take proactive efforts to preserve their heart's vital beat and strength. #CareForYourHeart #WorldHeartDay #HeartDay2023 #AmbujaNeotia #NeotiaGetwelMultispecialtyHospital #healthyheart #healthandwellness #healthyhabits #Heartcare #Healthawareness #UseHeartKnowHeart #HeartDay

On this #WorldHeartDay, let's embark on a profound journey of understanding, cherishing, and safeguarding our hearts—those resilient organs that beat ceaselessly, propelling us through life's myriad adventures. 🌟 In the frenetic pace of modern life, it's easy to overlook the heartbeat that powers our existence. World Heart Day serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of cardiovascular health. Our hearts are extraordinary, but they are not invincible. Heart diseases remain a leading cause of mortality worldwide, and often, they are preventable. Together, we can raise awareness about the significance of heart health and make choices that can lead to healthier, happier lives. 💪 #WorldHeartDay #HeartHealth #HealthyHeart #CardiovascularHealth #HeartAwareness

❤️ This American Heart Awareness Month let’s talk about the vital role of screening and diagnosis in preventing heart disease. Early detection is key to effective intervention and reducing risks. Regular check-ups and heart health screenings can uncover issues that might otherwise go unnoticed. Here’s what you can do: 1)     Schedule Regular Check-ups: Make sure you have routine health assessments, especially if you have risk factors. 2)     Know Your Numbers: Keep tabs on blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and blood sugar. 3)     Listen to Your Body: Pay attention to any unusual symptoms like chest discomfort, shortness of breath, or fatigue. 4)     Advocate for Heart Health: Encourage your loved ones to prioritize screenings and lead heart-healthy lives. Together, we can ensure that heart disease is identified and managed effectively. Let’s raise awareness and make heart health a top priority this month and beyond! 💪 ❤️ #HeartHealth #EarlyDetection #AmericanHeartMonth #GEHealthCare

February is Heart Health Month You have the power to take action to protect yourself against heart disease. Heart Health Month serves as a reminder that taking proactive steps to prevent heart disease is vital for a long and healthy life. By adopting a heart-healthy diet, staying physically active, managing stress, avoiding smoking, limiting alcohol, and attending regular health check-ups, you can significantly reduce your risk of heart disease. Make these habits a part of your daily routine not only in February but throughout the year to ensure a strong and resilient heart. Your heart will thank you for it, and you’ll enjoy a healthier, happier life. Small heart-healthy actions like these can have a big impact on protecting This Heart Month is encouraging women to listen to their hearts and speak up for their health. Women are experiencing unacceptable and avoidable heart-related illness and death, and nearly half of U.S. women do not recognize that heart disease is the leading cause of death for women. #OurHearts.