Thursday 27 July 2017

Effective Cardiac Rehabilitation - Physiotherapy Centre Malaysia


Effective Cardiac Rehabilitation


Cardiovascular recovery is similarly compelling for heart patients whether it is conveyed as a middle based or a locally established intercession, delegates heard.

Pole Taylor, educator in wellbeing administrations investigate at Peninsula Medical School at the University of Exeter laid out his work heading up a group that has put in three years surveying and refreshing six Cochrane audits into the adequacy of heart restoration. 
 
Representatives were given an outline of the discoveries, which show that cardiovascular recovery enhances both the personal satisfaction and the life span of patients.

The outcomes additionally demonstrate that recovery led at home can be of equivalent advantage to patients as doctor's facility or focus based care. 'The final products are comparative as far as mortality and personal satisfaction effectiveness,' said Professor Taylor.

He went ahead to talk about the suggestions for the future conveyance and routine with regards to cardiovascular recovery administrations.

A more complete approach was prescribed, with administrations including instruction and mental intercessions when suitable, and additionally practice preparing.

'The reason we do heart restoration is to extend life as well as to enhance personal satisfaction,' said Professor Taylor.


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Thursday 20 July 2017

Ayurveda and heart health - Physiotherapy Centre Malaysia

Ayurveda and heart health – Diet dos and don’ts from an expert

Do you know that according to Ayurveda, the heart is the centre of Prana? This is because the oxygen-rich blood and nutrients are transported to different parts of the body through the heart.

Vata Prakriti !
If you belong to Vata Prakriti, then you are at a high risk of suffering from heart diseases that are manifested by changes in the heart rate or pain in the heart.

Diet dos and don’ts:

  • Avoid excessive intake of junk food or foods made from refined flour, particularly foods which are dry in nature, as it aggravates vata.
  • Do not skip meals or overexert while exercising as it may further worsen your condition by disturbing vata balance in the body.
  • Try to include Indian spices like fenugreek (methi), cinnamon (dalchini), mustard (rai), fennel (saunf) and cumin (jeera) in the diet as it helps you to maintain a proper balance of three doshas in the body.
  • Make sure you add garlic in your meals as it helps in avoiding the aggravation of vata.
  • To combat stress and anxiety and lower your risk of heart disease, you can take ashwagandha powder (3 gms) with milk every day.

Pitta Prakriti


If you are of Pitta Prakriti, then you are prone to heart disease that is indicated by swelling of the heart muscle with or without inflammation.

Diet dos and don’ts:

  • Stay away from eating excessive spicy or fried foods as it will only trigger an inflammation putting your heart in trouble.
  • As tea, coffee and alcohol are heat inducing foods, it is wise to replace these drinks with lemon water and green tea to keep the pitta levels in control.
  • To make the most of your diet, include spices like turmeric (haldi), coriander (dhania), cumin (jeera) and fennel (saunf) to balance doshas and maintain a healthy heart.
  • As far as herbs are concerned, you can have Arjun bark (3 gms) decoction with milk on a daily basis.
  • For emotional well-being and anger management, you can practise pranayama or anulom vilom, which also helps to keep pitta levels under control.

Kaphaprakriti


Lastly, if you fall under the Kapha dosha, then you are more at a risk of suffering from heart diseases that are characterised by an accumulation of fats (lipids) and calcium in the arteries or degenerated blood vessels.

Diet dos and don’ts

  • It is best to avoid oily foods and comfort foods like fries, chips, deep fried foods, if you are of Kapha Prakriti.
  • To counteract the harmful effects on the heart in Kapha Prakriti people, it is better to indulge in a light form of exercises like brisk walking for 20 – 25 minutes every day or five times a week.
  • If you are of Kapha Prakriti, your energy is moist, stable and cool and hence, to balance it, you have to eat foods which are warm, dry and easy-to-digest like fruits, green tea, broccoli, cabbage and dark leafy vegetables.
  • As far as spices are concerned, you can include cinnamon (dalchini), black pepper (kali mirch) and dry ginger powder (soonth) in foods to deal with excess Kapha levels in the body.
  • If you are planning to go the natural way, then you can have arjuna bark powder (3 gms) with honey two times a day or have trikatu powder (3 gms) with warm water, preferably after meals.

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Tuesday 11 July 2017

Physiotherapy Centre Malaysia – Kuala Lumpur Klang & Banting

Package for Neck, Shoulder, back and spine Condition

We combine advanced physiotherapy treatment such as electrotherapy and exercise therapy with panchakarma therapies.
Our Ayurveda Doctor and Therapist with work closely with the Physiotherapist at our sister facility to plan a customized treatment program tailored to each patients specific needs.
The Ayurveda treatment would include Abhyangam, Kizhi, Njavara kizhi and Pizhichil in a combination with Physiotherapy treatment.

Make an appointment with our Master of Sports Physiotherapy Centre Malaysia & Physiotherapy Centre Klang, Physiotherapy Centre Kuala Lumpur.

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