fitness tips half of population unfit in india women are more physically inactive than men

Fitness Report : Half of India’s population is completely unfit. Yes, a recent study report has revealed a very shocking thing. It has been told that more women are inactive than men. According to new data published in Lancet Global Health, more than half of the adult population in India is not able to follow the WHO’s physical activities guidelines. 42% men and 57% women are physically inactive. This report states that if this continues, then by 2030 this number can reach 60%. What is the WHO guidelineWHO has advised…

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half of Indians are physically unfit, know what Lancet study said

Health Studies: A recent Lancet study says that more than half of the Indian population is not physically active. The Lancet study has expressed concern over Indians being physically unfit and said that the day is not far when more than sixty percent of the Indian population will fall prey to problems caused by lack of physical activity. This study published in Global Health says that more than half of India’s population is not able to meet the guidelines of adequate physical activity set by the World Health Organization (WHO).…

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high levels of bad cholesterol increase your risk of heart disease

According to ‘World Health Organization’ (WHO), most deaths in the world are due to heart disease. According to WHO data, 1 crore 80 lakh people lose their lives due to heart attack and stroke. The biggest reason behind this is bad cholesterol. Will you know what is bad cholesterol? Actually, there are two types of cholesterol in the body. One is good and the other is bad cholesterol. If there is good cholesterol in the body up to a limit then it is beneficial for the body. Because it is…

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world health day 2024 why we celebrated this every year know history

Good health has been considered a boon for our life. A strong body is capable of fighting diseases. Therefore a person should always remain healthy. Let us tell you that like every year, this year ‘World Health Day’ i.e. ‘World Health Day’ is being celebrated on 7th April. On this day, World Health Day is celebrated in many health institutions including WHO. In which people are explained about health through seminars, speeches and debates. The main objective of this day is to inform people about health related problems. But very…

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Tuberculosis: Decline in TB cases compared to 2015…death rate also reduced

The number of TB patients is decreasing day by day, all this is becoming possible due to new technology and tireless efforts made by the government. According to the information, the government’s target is to eliminate this disease by 2025.  If we talk about the data published in the reports, till now according to 2015, a decrease of 16% has been seen in the cases of TB. Not only this, if we talk about the death rate, there has been a reduction of 18%. This success has been achieved due…

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Is school dress negatively affecting children’s health? Shocking revelations in the study

School Uniform Effects On Kids: School is the place where children build their future by participating in physical activities along with studies. But in the last few years it has been seen that there has been a decrease in the physical activities of children in schools. Different lifestyle of children, increasing mobile screen time and pressure of education can be considered the reasons for this. But a recent study has shockingly revealed that children’s school uniform is also causing their physical activities to reduce. Let us know what has been…

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Saima Wazed Appointed as WHO Regional Director for South East Asia

Sheikh Hasina Daughter Saima Wazed: Saima Wajid, daughter of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, was appointed Regional Director of South East Asia in the World Health Organization (WHO). This was confirmed by the WHO Executive Board in Geneva, Switzerland on Tuesday (January 23). According to WHO, after taking oath as the new regional director, Saima Wajid said in her speech, “I would like to thank the member countries for reposing their trust in me. There is still a lot of work to be done and I am thrilled to begin…

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Piku Bajirao Mastani Actress Deepika Padukone How Fought Against Depression

Monday Motivation: First of all take care of yourself. Love yourself. Because if there is something most important for you in the world, it is you yourself. There are many people around you who will definitely love you selflessly, no matter what happens. Prepare yourself for them and yourself because life has many colors. Many of them are very beautiful. To see life from this perspective, you must know this story of Deepika Padukone. Deepika went through a very bad phase. But he faced it and presented a new success…

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Covid 19 Origin Controversy US FBI Vs China Wuhan Lab Theory | Covid-19 Origins: ‘Corona spread from China to the world’, revealed in US report

Covid 19 Origin And History: Coronavirus, which took the lives of millions of people all over the world, was spread from China. This has been revealed in an American report. According to the report, this virus was first leaked from Wuhan Lab of China and later engulfed the whole world. Several American journalists, including the news website ‘Public’, have published reports about the origin of Corona, quoting the American intelligence agency FBI. According to journalists Michael Shellenberger, Matt Taibi and Alex Gutteng, the FBI has gathered evidence that the coronavirus…

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Dengue Vaccine India Moves Closer To Getting Its First Indigenous Vaccine

Dengue Vaccine: These days it is summer season in India. During this, different types of diseases are spreading their legs. In this, many diseases are related to mosquitoes, viruses and some are related to skin infection. This disease looks very common in the beginning, but after a time it takes a very dangerous form. Due to which the life of the patient can also be lost. Dengue, Malaria are also one of these diseases. According to the ‘Indian Council of Medical Research’ (ICMR), dengue virus is not only a problem…

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