Physiological health and risk of chronic disease in women

<p>Time is being converted into money and personal priorities take back seats as</p><p>corporate interests and personal ambitions take center stage only when our</p><p>body starts showing signs of fatigue and inability we look at our daily routine</p><p>and think how the same impacts our daily lives. In a country like India a large</p><p>population suffers from under nutrition and is forced into long hours of back</p><p>breaking physical lab our and the situation is quite alarming. The disease</p><p>profile is changing rapidly. According to World Health Organization (WHO)</p><p>report India as one of the nations that is going to have most of the lifestyle</p><p>disorders in the near future. Recent world health organization (WHO)</p><p>documents states that 388 million people globally will die from none</p><p>communicable diseases (NCDs) like diabetes blood pressure and heart diseases</p><p>in the next decade. It also estimated that approximately 246 million people in</p><p>the age group of 30 to 80 have diabetes and blood pressure worldwide in 2008</p><p>of which 70% would be living in developing countries. Today's India is</p><p>already home to over 40 million people with diabetes blood pressure and this</p><p>number is expected to increase 70 million by 2025. This report further stated</p><p>that elevated blood pressure alone would contribute to 50 % of cardiovascular</p><p>diseases (CVD) worldwide. In the management of NCDs like diabetes or</p><p>hypertension life style measures are of paramount importance for therapy to be</p><p>successful. These non drugs measurer includes regular physical activity</p><p>healthy diet stress management avoidance of tobacco products moderation in</p><p>alcohol intake and most importantly increased awareness about the condition.</p>