How To Keep Your Heart – Healthy

Keeping your heart healthy is essential for longevity. All adult Indians are prone to heart problems, especially those at higher risk who have a high level of cholesterol, high blood pressure, higher sugar levels, and are smokers.

Most vulnerable are those who:

  • Are smokers for a long time
  • Are you overweighed or have obese conditions
  • Do not get involved in physical activity
  • Are used to take unhealthy diet

The risk increase with the increase in number of risk factors and with the severity of risk factors.

Age and genetic medical history also cause risk for heart disease. The most common factors that may lead to the risk are:

  • A woman above the age of 55
  • A man above the age of 45
  • Someone whose parents had heart disease before the age of 55

Taking A Heart-healthy Diet & Steps

Good die for a healthy heart is essential. It’s not about one sort of food or supplement; rather, what you eat over days for a long period is what matters. Some healthy heart-friendly diets are: –

  • To take more fruit and vegetable
  • Swap your diet with whole grains
  • Take healthy fats like mono-saturated fats, polyunsaturated fats
  • Try to take herbs and spices in place of salt
  • Be more physically active
  • Set an intense workout plan of about 45 to 60 minutes
  • Choose the work of your choice
  • Get involved in social life
  • Try not to sit for longer periods
  • Quit smoking ASAP as it triggers the heart risk
  • Cut the diet with a higher cholesterol level
  • If you are a heart patient, have regular heart checkups as per your doctor’s suggestion
  • Try to maintain ideal body weight
  • Keep your stress level down

At SSB HEART AND MULTI SPECIALITY HOSPITAL, we have a highly skilled team of cardiologists, cardiac surgeon, cardiac anesthetist, electrophysiologist required for treatment of heart related issues.

*Note- Consult a cardiologist by taking appointment 91 9810325789

Dr. S.S. Bansal

Chairman & Managing Director SSB Hospital

Chairman Interventional Cardiology

MD, DM, DNB, FSCAI (USA), FACC (USA)