Understanding the Asian Indian Phenotype - HINDI - URDU - ENGLISH

We in #southasia #southasian people have a unique #metabolic feature.
We have a #bigbelly and lean thin limbs. This #fat around the #abdomen is harmful and increases the chances of #diabetes #hypertension #dyslipidemia #hightriglycerides #triglycerides and #lowHDL #HDL
Also the chances of #heartattack are more.
This is called the #thinfatindian
#AsianIndianPhenotype
40% Women in India have #abdominalobesity
#obesity #diabetesawareness #diabeteslifestyle #diabetesdietinhindi #diabeticcare #diabeticdoctors #heartattack #heartattackcauses #heartattackrecovery #heartattackprevention
#metabolichealth #cholesterol #cholesterolmanagement #cholesteroltreatment #hypertensionmanagement #hypertensionawareness
#genetics #indiangenetics #diabetescare
#thriftygene #thriftygenehypothesis
#thriftyliving #starvation #insulin #insulinresistance #bmi #bmicalculator #YYparadox
#insulinsensitivity #insulinresistenz #cordblood #complications
#VMohan #DrVmohan #MadrasDiabetesResearch #
Asian Indian phenotype
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#punjabi #genetics
indian genetic history
#yogioabs
south asian genetics
south asian skinny fat
#bellyfat #southasian #skinnyfat #indiangenetics #southasiangenetics #weightloss
#fatloss #CRP #creactive #creactiveprotein #adiponectin
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#NEJM
#bmj
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Disclaimer: Medicine is an ever evolving science and one should consult his family doctor before taking any drug etc.
Dr. Sarosh Ahmed Khan, MBBS; MD; FACP; FRCP (Edin)
Director and Senior Consultant Internal Medicine,
NaseeM Medical Center; Baghe Mehtab, Srinagar, Kashmir, JK 190019

[@riyazbhat2129]

Great information.
YY paradox is very interesting to understand asain Indian phenotype.
As you rightly advised we have to be very careful to stay healthy.
Thanks for the video sir

[@DiabeteswithDrSarosh]

Yes understanding the problem, then realising the importance of prevention are key in tackling a medical issue.
Thanks for liking my video. Do share with colleagues.

[@DRxSanjayYadav0143]

Gr8 information Sir

[@DiabeteswithDrSarosh]

So nice of you. Thanks.

[@jaikaransingh6304]

Great refreshing information.

[@DiabeteswithDrSarosh]

Glad you found the information helpful and liked the video. 😊🙏🏻👍

[@shehlakhan194]

👍👍👍

[@DiabeteswithDrSarosh]

Thanks 💕

[@shabirpir1002]

good information

[@DiabeteswithDrSarosh]

Hope it has helped you understand the reason why some people gain weight even though they don’t eat much. And some don’t gain much despite taking good amounts of food.

[@syedyasirmustafa3577]

Thank you Sir for yet another interesting piece. From 2 to 20 percent DM is quite worrisome. Our thrifty gene, sudden food & physical affluence together with stressful life has a role in it. I often see healthy elderly parents accompanying their middle aged sons & daughters with complications of metabolic syndrome.

[@DiabeteswithDrSarosh]

Indeed it’s a matter to ponder over. Thanks 🙏🏻