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00:00Every year 29 September will be the World Hard Day,
00:03which is a miracle of the world's heart day.
00:06This day, the diseases of the heart of the heart and the heart of the heart.
00:09And the health of the heart of the heart and the heart of the heart.
00:15We are here in G.M.C. Srinagar,
00:17the doctor of the College of the Professor and Head Dr. Khalid Mahoudi.
00:21Welcome to your life, Laksa. Thank you.
00:24We are now looking forward to 29 September.
00:26We will be the World Hard Day,
00:29But we can see in our Kishmere-Waadhi, in 5% of our patients,
00:32that in the middle of the heart attacks,
00:34which are very important to us.
00:36This is a special way.
00:38And in the OPD,
00:39you can see what patients are looking for?
00:42First of all, we can say that age, high blood pressure, sugar, high cholesterol, smoking.
00:50This is called Feminism Fetters.
00:53This is a heart attack.
00:56Heart attack usually happens after the age of 40.
01:00Now, these are the factors that have caused the heart attack.
01:04In a person of 70, in a person of 55,
01:07in old age by and large.
01:09In 55 years of age, in 65 years of age.
01:12Now, we see that it occurs in less than 40 years of age also.
01:16Less than 40 years of age,
01:19the most important thing that we have seen in our research
01:22and the available research across the world is smooth.
01:26Ok.
01:27Those patients, we have got angioplasty,
01:29stend us,
01:31heart attack managed.
01:33And those who were less than 40 years of age,
01:35most of the times,
01:379 out of 10,
01:38these are heavy smokers.
01:39Ok.
01:40So, first I would like to request everyone's people, especially our youth, they should not smoke, they should be a big note of smoking.
01:50Mr. Ragsah, this has also come to me, that there are 2-4 patients who have seen them, who were not smoking, who were not because of their health, and who had a heart attack, and who had a heart attack, and who had a heart attack, and who had a heart attack, and who had a heart attack, and who had a heart attack, and who had a heart attack.
02:09Mr. Ragsah, this is what is the reason why?
02:11Mr. Ragsah, so what have we learned from the late 1950s, the pharmingum risk factors, increase in body weight, blood sugar, blood sugar, smoothing, hypertension, this is called pharmingum risk factors.
02:26Mr. Ragsah, this explains that 50% of the burden of heart attacks, which are in the world, coronary artery disease, coronary artery blockage, we explain that 50% of the burden of heart attacks.
02:38Mr. Ragsah, which are identified by the deludums of heart attacks which are in the world, most likely in the world, and evangelism has been the same effect.
02:43Mr. Ragsah, the top 10% of the disease disease function is that 50% of the burden of the disease, which is the number of the diseases, which is not the number of the disease, that is simply a number of the disease,
02:51but just it happens, that happens, one thing, that genetics also has the same effect, that this is the number of the disease that can be seen in the world.
02:59Mr. Ragsah, so when you change the lifestyle, that no longer will happen, that is very true, which is largely true and after the disease is about the feeling, which is a real.
03:04It's very true.
03:06However, there is a subset of these receptors that are not.
03:09If they have a chest pain, they should not take it non-seriously.
03:13If they have a cigarette, they should not take it non-seriously.
03:15If they have a cigarette or sugar, they don't have a chance.
03:17They don't have a chance.
03:18But they don't have a chance.
03:19So, the gene is a rule.
03:21This much I can tell you.
03:22Okay.
03:23So, in the OPD, you can see which patient?
03:25Especially if we talk about these patients.
03:27Yes.
03:28Yes.
03:29So, if we talk about these patients,
03:31in the 80s, 90s or early 2000s,
03:35if we look at OPD,
03:37in Kashmir,
03:38Rehaar was very common.
03:40Rehaar is a disease of heart values.
03:43It was very common.
03:46In the early years,
03:48in the 1980s,
03:50in the 1970s,
03:51in the 1960s,
03:53in the 1980s,
03:55in the 1980s,
03:57in the 1970s,
03:59in the 1980s.
04:00So,
04:01here we say a 19-year-old.
04:02It was a 19-year-old.
04:03It was a 19-year-old.
04:04The inevitability of the IIIs.
04:05So,
04:06it was a 19-year-old.
04:07There was a 19-year-old blood.
04:08Now,
04:09as you rightly pointed out,
04:11and this is a very important thing.
04:12Today,
04:13we get to follow-up,
04:14the virus,
04:15less than 40 or 35 years,
04:16the virus and the virus,
04:18the virus,
04:19the virus was like,
04:21he's got that.
04:22This is a corona artery disease.
04:24which was 55 or 65-year-old.
04:25Now,
04:26these drifted from 35 years,
04:28even 30 or 25 years ago. It has come prematurely. So, the disease pattern has changed. Now
04:39we have a lot of work because of the improved housing conditions. Today, housing conditions
04:44are good. Today, there are antibiotics available. That's why rheumatic fever, rheumatic heart
04:50disease, the prevalence of incidence is very good. But this is coronary artery disease.
04:58It has come back. Coronary artery disease, it has come back. This is heart block and heart attack.
05:02Tell me about this. How important role is in these diseases?
05:07Especially in heart disease. Right. This is called lifestyle. Lifestyle has a very major role.
05:15Genes and IC, which cannot be preventable. Genes, which Allah has given, they are there.
05:22Age is 70. He cannot reverse the age. The age is the same. Now, we have to say,
05:28wire is the person's act. The first thing is smoke. Smoking means heart attack.
05:36The second thing, we have to control our weight. Like, what I was saying, my motto is
05:41the world's hot day. Our world's hot day is 2025. They say, walk for 25 minutes in September
05:49in 2025. That means 25 minutes, then 30 minutes should go to the age of 30 minutes.
05:53If a person will go to the age of 1 hour or half hour, the person will walk vigorously,
06:00the person's heart attack, the chances are very low.
06:02The third thing, if the weight is controlled by avoiding high carbohydrates, soft drinks,
06:10cold drinks, fast foods, potato fried chips, it is rampant. If we avoid this and take them
06:20in a very limited quantity, then the weight is controlled. If the weight is controlled,
06:25it will not happen. If the person has diabetes, he must take the regular drugs and follow.
06:30The diet should do. If the diabetes is controlled, then the insulin
06:34of the heart attack will come. The most important thing is that the blood pressure.
06:39In Kashmir, there is a solidity consumption. Like, if you look in Punjab,
06:43I will show you where is the name of the chai. It is not.
06:46In Kashmir, there are high solid societies and low solid societies.
06:52Here, the brain hemorrhages are very high. And the blood pressure is more than the blood pressure.
06:57The blood pressure is more than the important factor of heart attack.
07:00So, I will say that the previous aboriginal societies are,
07:06the societies in the world, like Amazon, Amazon forests and others,
07:11the societies in the real world. The actual salt consumption is 1.5 grams.
07:20Now, the connected world, the developing world, whatever world you call it,
07:25the new world. Now, the salt consumption is 5 or 6 grams. Actually, it was just 1.5 grams.
07:33It's not. So, our 7 to 8 grams is salt consumption. Even 8 to 9 grams is our salt consumption.
07:42So, high salt is precisely, precisely bad for heart and blood restless.
07:48So, the availability of food is how much role we have in the market.
07:53This is the same thing. So, it's very important.
07:58If you look at Kashmir, I have seen Kashmir,
08:01Kashmir's people in Kashmir's archive photographs,
08:04which are 90-30 photographs,
08:07like Zana Qadal, Ram Bagh,
08:10you can see their phenotype. You can see their phenotype.
08:13And today's Kashmir, they have phenotype.
08:16This phenotype changed.
08:18This phenotype changed by the availability of the food.
08:22So, it has been minus. Food scarcity.
08:25Food scarcity is also a problem.
08:27It's a problem.
08:28It's a problem.
08:29Yes.
08:30It's a problem.
08:31But, in this way, food's availability is also a problem.
08:34Now, it's not enough. You have to press a button.
08:37See, in our state, the number of food,
08:41fast food outlets.
08:42And you have not to go there.
08:43Just press a button, and it will reach home.
08:45Right.
08:46So, food, easy availability of the food.
08:49It's also a problem.
08:51Weight gain has a lot of consequences.
08:53Weight gain has a lot of consequences.
08:54Diabetes has a lot of other things.
08:56One cannot starve.
08:58You have to eat.
08:59But, in a very limited and in quite moderation.
09:02In rheumatic heart disease, there were 10 patients, 20 patients.
09:07So, in coronary artery disease, there were 2 patients in the 80s.
09:12Now, the problem is that there are 20 patients in coronary artery disease.
09:16And there are 2 patients in rheumatic heart disease.
09:19And, as you have pointed out, it is precisely a lifestyle disease.
09:24It's completely wrong.
09:25I have to change our lifestyle.
09:26It means, motorizing means of proper sports.
09:28In the car, on the car, on the car, on the car, on the car, on the car, on the car, on the car, on the car.
09:32Not to go to the car, on the car, not to go to the car, on the car.
09:33The walk and on the car does not go on.
09:3430 minutes of the walk is mandatory daily.
09:35It means, God willing to see our own goodly.
09:36The goodwillings, the spiritual version of our own65 and our own4th.
09:40It is going to turn down.
09:41It is also moreanchane.
09:42It is a accidental lifestyle, but that is something that's broken.
09:44One must be very active, one must keep on and do it.
09:47in a way. There is no doubt. Because we are talking about what do we need to do? So first of all I will tell you to educate sleep. Educate eight hours of sleep. A sleep is the one of the
10:09nature's reparative mechanism. You have a lot of vegetables. You have a piece of meat or fruit and curd is very good.
10:34It is something that probiotic is very good. So it is something very good for a lot of fruit, a lot of dry fruit who are working on the history biology interface. So they have come out with something very sensational statement.
10:51They have said that if we are in a society, in a society, we will see how many people die of their gunfire wounds. In a society in one year, how many people die from high blood pressure?
11:13high blood pressure which is salt. And in a society, how many people die from salt and high blood pressure? So it is a very important aphorism. He said that in our society, sugar powder and salt powder can be worse than gunpowder.
11:41Okay. This is a message. This is a message. You have said that sugar powder is so dangerous. Both of these powders are worse. And actually, if you talk about the heart statistics, modernist society, they are worse than the third powder than gunpowder.
11:56No problem.
12:00There are a lot of people who don't know that heart attack is called a heart attack.
12:05They are called a symptom.
12:07So many people say that right side or left side,
12:11if someone has a heart attack,
12:14what is the symptom of the heart attack?
12:17This is the most important question.
12:20This interview is the most important question.
12:23I will ask you a few minutes.
12:27If someone is a mental illness,
12:32then there will be nothing.
12:33That's the only thing.
12:36If someone has a mental illness,
12:39then there will be an antibiotic.
12:43This is a mental illness.
12:45In 2012-2012 and 2013, nobody will be bothered.
12:48Some of them have a problem with antibiotics.
12:51If in 2019, someone came from the same time, they said that COVID was COVID.
13:01So, in any disease, in any society, there is a pre-test possibility that there is a pre-test possibility in this society.
13:10The first question is, if the person had a fever, the person had fever, the person had fever, the person had fever, the person had fever, the person had fever.
13:24So, the person had chest pain when our Professor Ali Jan saw them, or the other, if someone had chest pain he had a chest pain, he had stress that it was acidity.
13:33It was a dwindle ulcer and the other.
13:36In that time, the prevalence of dudenal ulcer was very much.
13:39Heart attack was not the prevalence of prevalence.
13:42Today, the prevalence has been so increased the heart attack.
13:44It's the pre-test possibility.
13:46The Basin theorem is so common in society that any pain for me is a heart attack until
13:53it's been otherwise.
13:54It's a very provocative state.
13:56People will hear and say that we will go to the doctor's condition for pain.
14:01What are you saying?
14:02You are making us to panic or something like that.
14:05I'm saying that what we are seeing is a heart attack treatment within a window period.
14:12It's the power of a window.
14:14When a window comes back, there is a window where we are able to help.
14:18It's so that some of them, they drop dead.
14:21In that time, it can be killed.
14:23In that time, it can be killed by death.
14:26Any chest pain, any arm pain, any neck pain.
14:32In that time, the pain with vomiting and apprehension, it can be a heart attack.
14:39This is a little deceiving statement.
14:44In that time, the pain with not vomiting, it can be a heart attack.
14:49That it could be a heart attack.
14:51Oh, in that time.
14:52I think.
14:53In that time not suddenly there is a heart attack.
14:55There is showing some acidity, some pain poor condition or curve problems or cervical conditions.
15:02And these увелич jest a bit better, but there has to be an heart attack.
15:04You know, very much, because it MR has just addressed the heart attack.
15:07In our educated society, even doctors, a problem is that a person never wants that he has got
15:15a heart attack.
15:16That's why those who know the people who know the people.
15:18It's called in psychology denial.
15:20If I get a patient, I will say, no, no, this is my ACDT.
15:23I will never accept that I have.
15:25That's why, two days later, three days later, four days later, even in doctors and very
15:30educated people, they say, I think it's my ACDT, I think it's my heart attack.
15:34So, I will request, inshallah, hot attack will not happen, but no chest pain, no RM pain,
15:40no RM pain, no RM pain, no RM pain, I don't want to ignore it.
15:45Dr. Khalid Mahjidin, you have a lot of diseases and the health and awareness that you have
15:52linked to our viewers.
15:54Thank you very much.
15:56Thank you very much.
16:14Thank you very much.
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