Cause of heart disease in 42% of deaths

by Lindsey Scott Fitness Expert and Adviser A report issued by the Information Center of Information and health education at the Ministry of Health that "cardiovascular disease, including heart attacks and strokes, is considered one of the most deadly diseases in the world, claiming the lives of 17.3 million people each year, and this number can be increased, as it is expected the death of 23 million people in 2030 if there is no effective interventions."

The report stressed that "dieting is unhealthy and lack of physical activity and tobacco use is one of the most prominent causal factors for cardiovascular disease; terms reflected the effects of unhealthy diet and physical inactivity among individuals in high blood pressure, blood glucose and fat in the blood, and excessive weight gain and the incidence of obesity."

According to the Statistical Yearbook of the Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization, heart disease is the reason for 42% of deaths from non-communicable diseases in the Kingdom in 2010, while for the deaths recorded in hospitals and the Ministry of Health, only there is a slight improvement in the proportion of deaths attributable to diseases of the circulatory system from 2008 to 2010 AD, and according to the latest book census year to the Ministry for the year 1431 has decreased the mortality rate from 17.99% to 16.39%, and 16.74%, respectively for the years 2008 and 2009, 2010, and the number of auditors for the centers of primary health to heart disease 50 213 men and 42 790 women Saudis, and the total visitors to the hospital amounted to 167 499 people to heart disease, diseases of the cardiovascular ischemia and 140 322 people have rheumatic heart disease in the same year. Article source: What Will Truth About Cellulite Offer You?

In the same context and under the slogan "Prevention and control over life," is to activate the World Heart Day this year; with the aim of increasing awareness of health risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease, obesity and lack of physical activity, smoking, and how to reduce them to the lowest level, especially cardiovascular diseases are considered at the top causes of death worldwide; so that the number of deaths from these diseases than the number of deaths resulting from any of the other causes of death.

The report indicated that "This year's theme focuses on the categories of women and children, although that cardiovascular disease is common among men and the elderly, but the number of deaths of women exceed half of annual deaths (17.3 million people), especially since the mother is the safety valve for the health of her family, For this reason, is only able to reduce the risk of exposure to cardiovascular disease and maintain the health of the hearts of her family members, and children are particularly at risk of cardiovascular disease as the ability to control the environmental factors surrounding limited, and the chance to live healthy during illness is limited, as have an increased chance of exposure to cardiovascular disease if you do not take any action."

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