No matter what your age, you can take matters into your own hands
to help reduce your risk of heart disease. It’s never too late to
live heart-healthy. We all can get up 50% healthier heart only by
taking a few #ChhoteKadam in the Right Direction.
So what are these #ChhoteKadam?
1.Eating Better is the key that unlocks the door to a healthier heart
Eat a healthy balanced diet.
Ensure that your diet has a variety of fruits and vegetables and includes foods that are good sources of vitamins A and C.
The amount of food you eat also depends upon the portion size. Opt for portion control so that you do not over eat. Larger servings and portions can lead to overeating so try to reduce the serving size. Knowing how much food to consume at one time can help you avoid overeating and gain weight. Try to supplement your food with salads and green leafy vegetables.
Limit alcohol and avoid tobacco smoke.
Healthy foods are the fuel our bodies use to make new cells and create the energy we need to thrive and fight diseases. When your blood pressure stays within healthy ranges, you reduce the strain on your heart, arteries, and kidneys which keeps you healthier longer. Eat a heart-healthy diet, which includes reducing sodium. Get regular physical activity and maintain a healthy weight. Manage stress, If you have too much fat especially at waist there is a higher risk for such health problems like high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes. If you’re overweight or obese, you can reduce your risk for heart disease by successfully losing weight. The better night’s sleep you get, the healthier your heart will be along with exercise and eating nutritious foods.
2. “Stay Active” is the next key that helps you heart get healthier.
“I am joining the Saffolalife #ChhoteKadam initiative in association with BlogAdda and follow these small steps for a healthy heart.”
So what are these #ChhoteKadam?
1.Eating Better is the key that unlocks the door to a healthier heart
Eat a healthy balanced diet.
Ensure that your diet has a variety of fruits and vegetables and includes foods that are good sources of vitamins A and C.
The amount of food you eat also depends upon the portion size. Opt for portion control so that you do not over eat. Larger servings and portions can lead to overeating so try to reduce the serving size. Knowing how much food to consume at one time can help you avoid overeating and gain weight. Try to supplement your food with salads and green leafy vegetables.
Limit alcohol and avoid tobacco smoke.
Healthy foods are the fuel our bodies use to make new cells and create the energy we need to thrive and fight diseases. When your blood pressure stays within healthy ranges, you reduce the strain on your heart, arteries, and kidneys which keeps you healthier longer. Eat a heart-healthy diet, which includes reducing sodium. Get regular physical activity and maintain a healthy weight. Manage stress, If you have too much fat especially at waist there is a higher risk for such health problems like high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes. If you’re overweight or obese, you can reduce your risk for heart disease by successfully losing weight. The better night’s sleep you get, the healthier your heart will be along with exercise and eating nutritious foods.
2. “Stay Active” is the next key that helps you heart get healthier.
Feelings of stress
surface when you think of everything you need to do.It is very
important to make physical activity a top priority in life.Walking,
even short brisk walks for as little as 10 minutes throughout the
day, can provide enough physical activity to keep your heart in
shape. Your goal should be to get 40 minutes of exercise three to
four times per week.Water aerobics and yoga are all great
exercises.Take 20 minutes for yourself.
Control cholesterol.When you control your cholesterol, you are giving your arteries their best chance to remain clear of blockages. Cholesterol is a waxy substance and our bodies use it to make cell membranes and some hormones, but when you have too much bad cholesterol (LDL), it combines with white blood cells and forms plaque in your veins and arteries. These blockages lead to heart disease and stroke.Good heart health depends on many factors. It is important to exercise, get adequate sleep, limit stress and physical activity boosts mental wellness.A little care will keep your heart smiling and healthy.
Control cholesterol.When you control your cholesterol, you are giving your arteries their best chance to remain clear of blockages. Cholesterol is a waxy substance and our bodies use it to make cell membranes and some hormones, but when you have too much bad cholesterol (LDL), it combines with white blood cells and forms plaque in your veins and arteries. These blockages lead to heart disease and stroke.Good heart health depends on many factors. It is important to exercise, get adequate sleep, limit stress and physical activity boosts mental wellness.A little care will keep your heart smiling and healthy.
3. “Being Happy ”
is the next important #ChhoteKadam or key to unlock the door that
leads to a healthy heart for you. If we are happy your stress levels
drop automatically. Being happy is the perfect antidote for stress.
Being happy is also a state of mind that helps the body feel
rejuvenated.
To be happy one can
talk to a friend or go watch a humorous show or a movie. Have fun
indulge in something you enjoy and do things that make you happy.
Take these
#ChhoteKadam or baby steps towards getting an up to 50% healthier
heart.
“I am joining the Saffolalife #ChhoteKadam initiative in association with BlogAdda and follow these small steps for a healthy heart.”
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