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Heart Surgery Program from True Heart For Your Heart
Sarwal heart surgery forum has been created for increasing awareness about heart diseases and their treatments available. As per WHO report India is going to be the world capital of heart diseases in next couple of years. And as per American Heart Association every 30 seconds an American is losing life because of heart problem. So if in western countries the situation is so alarming then obviously in our country it will be grave.
But the best part is that it is preventable with lifestyle modification as it is a metabolic disease. And even if some one develops it a health conscious individual can get it detected with simple tests and if required with further Gold standard test of angiography one can now know the severity of disease, its treatments available and advice on further life style modification esp in Diabetics where they are three times more prone to it and they need to be extra cautious.
But the best part is that it is preventable with lifestyle modification as it is a metabolic disease. And even if some one develops it a health conscious individual can get it detected with simple tests and if required with further Gold standard test of angiography one can now know the severity of disease, its treatments available and advice on further life style modification esp in Diabetics where they are three times more prone to it and they need to be extra cautious.
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Why Choose Dr Sarwal Heart Specialist
Our reputation for outstanding care and family-like atmosphere, together with advanced medical technology and facilities ensures we attract leading consultants and specialists from the industry to work with us. All our clinicians are Highly Experienced and come with very high credentials within their field of speciality which make us Best Heart Surgery Programme in Chandigarh and Mohali.
It is fully equipped to handle all kinds of cardiac emergencies and perform complex invasive, interventional and surgical procedures with extremely high success rates in both adult and pediatric patients. It has been consistently recognized as a full-edged and well equipped cardiac center with a wide range of facilities being available in cardiovascular medicine under one roof.
It is fully equipped to handle all kinds of cardiac emergencies and perform complex invasive, interventional and surgical procedures with extremely high success rates in both adult and pediatric patients. It has been consistently recognized as a full-edged and well equipped cardiac center with a wide range of facilities being available in cardiovascular medicine under one roof.
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Heart Surgery Program from True Heart For Your Heart
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Our Medical Colleague's father operated for Bypass Surgery at the age of 90 years.
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Tips For Healthy Heart
1. Stop smoking. Nourish yourself with a handful of sunflower seeds and a cup of nettle or oat straw infusion daily for 4 to 6 weeks before quitting. Sunflower seeds reduce the body’s craving for nicotine by filling the nicotine receptor sites. The infusions strengthen blood vessels and nerves and cushions the impact of withdrawal.
2. Touch and be touched. Many scientific studies have shown that people who were touched lovingly every day had significantly fewer heart problems than the control group.
3. Eat seaweeds. They have been shown to stabilize blood pressure, regulate levels of triglycerides, phospholipids and cholesterols, they dissolve fatty build-ups in the blood vessels, they can restore cardiac efficiency and prolong the life of the heart muscle, and they encourage a steady heart beat.
4. Eat foods rich in beta-carotenes: they can cut your risk of a stroke by 40 percent. Foods rich in beta-carotenes include carrots, cabbage, winter squash, sweet potatoes, dark leafy greens, apricots, and seaweed. (We try to include a few beta-carotene rich recipes in every issue of Eat Well Naturally and Green Cuisine.)
2. Touch and be touched. Many scientific studies have shown that people who were touched lovingly every day had significantly fewer heart problems than the control group.
3. Eat seaweeds. They have been shown to stabilize blood pressure, regulate levels of triglycerides, phospholipids and cholesterols, they dissolve fatty build-ups in the blood vessels, they can restore cardiac efficiency and prolong the life of the heart muscle, and they encourage a steady heart beat.
4. Eat foods rich in beta-carotenes: they can cut your risk of a stroke by 40 percent. Foods rich in beta-carotenes include carrots, cabbage, winter squash, sweet potatoes, dark leafy greens, apricots, and seaweed. (We try to include a few beta-carotene rich recipes in every issue of Eat Well Naturally and Green Cuisine.)
