2. CURRENT CONDITION
Cardiovascular diseases are world’s largest killer,
claiming 17.3 million lives per year.
Awareness in the society regarding Increasing
Heart Disease Risk.
3. WHO Statistics
Presently 17 million people die of heart
attacks and strokes, every year Worldwide.
4. SUDDEN CARDIAC DEATH
Approximately 40% of people who die from heart
disease didn’t even know they had a heart
problem until they died from it-
Clearly not the best way to find out.
So no matter how good we are in treating heart
diseases the major focus has to be on
PREVENTION.
5. RISK FACTORS
Age
Gender (male)
Tobacco Use/ Smoking
Exposed to Secondhand smoke
Sedentary Lifestyle
Physical Inactivity
Wrong Diet Pattern
Diabetes and High Blood Pressure
6. Common Signs and Symptoms of
Heart Diseases
Shortness of Breath
Radiating pain to shoulder, neck, arms
Lack of appetite, Nausea
Fatigue, Tiredness
Edema
Confusion
Chest Pain
8. Risk Factors for Women
Post Menopause
Smoking or exposure to secondhand smoke
Consumption of Oral Contraceptive with
Smoking
Diabetes and Hypertension
Worldwide, 8.6 million die from heart
disease every year.
9. Common Symptoms:
Pressure, pain, fullness in the centre of chest
Radiating pain to shoulder, neck , arms
Shortness of breath or difficulty in breathing
Upper Abdominal Pain
Sweating for no apparent reason
Dizziness with weakness
Sudden extreme fatigue
10. Assessment Tools
Body Mass Index (BMI) = <23
Weight(kg)/ Height(m)2
Ideal Body Weight (IBW)
Height(cms)-100
Waist Circumference
Men- <90cms
Women-<80cms
Waist Hip Ratio (WHR)
Men <1.0
Women<0.8
12. DIET
Limit the intake of SALT
Use 500ml of oil /person/ month
Include Heart Friendly foods like almonds, walnuts, garlic,
oats, fish, onion, soybean in your diet.
Drink plenty of fluids like buttermilk, lemon water,
coconut water and plain water.
Include fruits & vegetables.
Be a transfat detective!
Non-veg food?