New Delhi [India], February 28 (ANI/NewsVoir): Healthcare and regular people always had a drift that seemed unbridgeable. While the relationship between the two was meant to be close due to its "trader and the trade" nature, the truth remains that healthcare is still unattainable and aspirational for a huge part of society. But it's just in recent years that both healthcare and diseases have gone through their own transformative journeys. In terms of wellness issues, we are seeing a tremendous increase in lifestyle and body weight-related issues, especially in the post-COVID era. People were for the first time in a long time restricted to their homes, and ergonometric chairs were swapped with couches, catching that morning metro was swapped with a lazy stroll to the fridge, and our bodies told the stories of these transitions. We saw many harrowing health problems such as blood pressure, heart disease, obesity, and diabetes, along with an increase in the risk of condition
New Delhi [India], January 13 (ANI/NewsVoir): Lifestyle and body weight related wellness issues have been on the rise for quite some time, more so, in the post-COVID era. Much of this can be attributed to physical inactivity due to work from home constraints, distancing guidelines or just sheer laziness. There are many other factors taking a toll on our overall health, be it mentally or physically. These include several modifiable lifestyle behaviours such as smoking, unhealthy and unbalanced diet, wrong body posture, disturbed biological clock, tobacco use, and excessive alcohol abuse. Add to that stress, which is the root cause of many harrowing health problems such as blood pressure, heart disease, obesity and diabetes. In many scientific studies, stress has been found to worsen or increase the risk of conditions such as obesity, heart disease, Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, depression, gastrointestinal problems, and asthma. The extent of impact can be gauged from the fact that