Sehat Mand Pakistan - Episode 15 | Naimat e Iftar | 16 March 2025 - Shan e Ramzan | ARY Qtv - video Dailymotion

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00:00Brought to you by Aao Milkar Banaye Pakistan, an initiative of ARYB Global.

00:28Aao Milkar Banaye Pakistan, an initiative of ARYB Global.

00:31Sehatman Pakistan, affordable and accessible health for everyone.

00:35You can register with us.

00:38If you want to be healthy,

00:41then come and meet us.

00:43Doctors from all over the world,

00:45field doctors,

00:48are our global partners.

00:50And today we welcome our guest.

00:53We are honoured to welcome Dr. Muhammad Ali.

00:55Sehatman Pakistan, with 14 years of experience

00:58in internal medicine and cardiology.

01:00He is currently serving at Taba Heart Institute

01:03as a leading consultant.

01:05Dr. Ali has also served as the ex-director of ER services

01:11and is an expert in cardiac imaging,

01:13playing a key role in diagnosing and managing complex heart conditions.

01:18Doctor, thank you so much that you join us today as well.

01:20Assalam-o-Alaikum Warahmatullah.

01:23Assalam-o-Alaikum.

01:25Doctor...

01:26Okay, Dr. Ashar, sorry.

01:29I apologize.

01:30Dr. Ashar Fawad is here with us today.

01:34I apologize.

01:35I forgot your name in the intro.

01:37I apologize.

01:38Dr. Ashar has 25 years of experience in diabetes.

01:42And you are a consultant, a diabologist,

01:45and a dean at Baqai Medical University.

01:48You are serving as a director of research and a joint secretary.

01:53You are the head of the Diabetes Registry in Pakistan

01:56and the founder of the National Diabetes Survey.

02:00Through Insuline My Life, i.e. through IML,

02:03you have given insulin to more than 3,500 young diabetes patients for free.

02:09You are treating them for free.

02:11You are the author of more than 180 research articles.

02:17And you are associated with many national and international organizations.

02:20And, sorry once again.

02:22Dr. Ashar, Assalam-o-Alaikum Warahmatullah.

02:23Waalaikum-Salam.

02:24It's okay.

02:25Doctors are doctors, Inshallah.

02:26And it is an honor for us.

02:29Healthy Pakistan, as you said,

02:31our effort, Insuline My Life,

02:33and your efforts at a very high level,

02:36Inshallah, we are with you.

02:37And we will take things forward, Inshallah.

02:40Absolutely, Inshallah.

02:41Dr. Ashar, tell me,

02:44can homeopathy and herbal medications

02:48be an alternative to allopathic medicines?

02:52And can it be cured through them?

02:54Diabetes can be cured.

02:56And what about blood pressure?

02:57Look, this question is very suitable for the general public.

03:03To understand what is happening to us.

03:06Whether it is diabetes, or blood pressure, or obesity,

03:09we call it non-communicable disease.

03:12It is very easy to say that there is a lack of insulin.

03:15So, why don't doctors activate insulin?

03:19And why do they spend so much on medicines?

03:21Why do they spend so much on insulin?

03:23But, this is not just an issue of insulin.

03:26This is a problem at the receptor level in our cells for billions of years.

03:31And it is genetically determined.

03:33That is, it cannot be cured.

03:35As of now.

03:36So, understand this,

03:38that any method of treatment,

03:42including allopathic, homeopathic, or Hikmah,

03:45or whatever it is,

03:46it cannot be cured.

03:47Yes, alternative medicines do provide support.

03:51But, here, there is a lack of research

03:53and continuity of that research,

03:56that it is outcome-based.

03:57That is why, as long as research is not appropriate,

04:01we will not be able to accept things.

04:03Absolutely right.

04:04Okay, tell me,

04:05without allopathic medicines,

04:07is it possible to control diabetes?

04:13If it is possible, then how?

04:15How long will it take to show the results of natural treatment?

04:19How long it would be?

04:20See, first of all,

04:21it should be that

04:23from the birth of a child to its training,

04:26where there are other aspects,

04:28there should be an aspect of a healthy lifestyle.

04:31So that it becomes a habit from the beginning.

04:33And once,

04:34if it determines the genes,

04:36or carries them,

04:37whether the father or mother has diabetes,

04:39or obesity,

04:40or whatever it is,

04:41and if that happens in the future,

04:43then if its lifestyle is good,

04:45then it will respond.

04:46There are responders in this.

04:47Right.

04:48That means,

04:49not every person can respond to everything.

04:51Some people cannot take medicines.

04:53Some people can be cured only by lifestyle.

04:56Some people,

04:57even after combining 3-4 things,

04:59we find it difficult to control things.

05:03Absolutely right.

05:04Dr. Ashar Fawad is with us.

05:06He is a renowned and expert in Pakistan.

05:09He is a doctor of diabetes.

05:11Apart from this,

05:12if you are facing any other diseases

05:14related to sugar,

05:15blood pressure,

05:16or any other problem,

05:17currently you are facing,

05:19then you can join us through a live telephone call.

05:22The doctor is present here.

05:23Our helpline numbers are also visible.

05:25The hotline numbers of the studio are also in front of you.

05:28You pick up the phone and call.

05:29If you have any questions to the doctor,

05:31you can ask directly to the doctor.

05:33The doctor is present here.

05:34There is no appointment or fees.

05:36You can meet the doctor.

05:38You will also get the solution to your problem.

05:42Doctor,

05:43I had asked a question

05:44for which my friend had asked me

05:46to ask again.

05:47The genetic diseases

05:49that are common to us,

05:51most probably,

05:52they are transmitted.

05:54They are converted.

05:55So,

05:56if their diagnosis is taken care of in the beginning,

05:59the level of care should be maintained

06:01from a 9-year-old child.

06:04It is not that a small child

06:06will not eat sweets

06:08and a small child will not do mischief.

06:10All these things will continue.

06:12I am giving you a common example.

06:14So, can it be diagnosed

06:16or is there a preventive care program?

06:18Okay.

06:19If we talk broadly about genetic diseases,

06:22there are many things in it.

06:24Some things are sure-shot

06:26that they will be transferred.

06:28One example of thalassemia

06:30is very common.

06:31Thalassemia is definitely transferred.

06:33You cannot prevent it.

06:35But,

06:36in non-communicable diseases,

06:38not one gene,

06:39but many genes are involved.

06:41This is called a multiple genetic disorder.

06:43So,

06:44it should be identified early.

06:46That is,

06:47when a child is born,

06:48as I just said,

06:49it is a low birth weight.

06:50Now,

06:51it is its normal weight.

06:52What we do is,

06:53we give extra feed to that child

06:55and bring it closer to its normal weight

06:57which is now overweight for it.

06:59Okay.

07:00So, this is where the prevention should start

07:02which is called primordial prevention.

07:04And,

07:05even when the mother and the child

07:07are walking together,

07:09at that time,

07:10the mother's diet determines

07:12how the child is genetically making up from within.

07:14Its pancreas,

07:16its every organ determines.

07:18So,

07:19even before the birth of the child,

07:21the matter of prevention starts.

07:23And,

07:24when the child is born,

07:26you give it a healthy lifestyle.

07:28As I just said,

07:29where you are teaching more things for it,

07:31you are teaching it in schools,

07:33colleges,

07:34and at home.

07:35Give it a healthy lifestyle theme

07:37so that genetic...

07:38Now,

07:39I had said in a program

07:40that being Pakistani

07:41is a risk factor

07:43that it has a lot of chances

07:45of having diabetes,

07:46or non-communicable disease,

07:47blood pressure,

07:48or heart disease.

07:50Yes.

07:51Now,

07:52I am not saying that

07:53it has to be necessary,

07:54but there are a lot of chances.

07:55So,

07:56this means that

07:57we have to start right from the start.

07:58And,

07:59I will request a program

08:00to start from childhood obesity.

08:02And,

08:03I will give you guidelines

08:04on how

08:05to take this forward.

08:07Sounds good.

08:08Its a very good idea

08:09and we will definitely do it.

08:10The reason is that

08:11the senior citizens

08:13you are saving them.

08:15You are taking care of them.

08:17Medications,

08:18point of views,

08:19and every kind of

08:20solution that

08:21you are giving already.

08:22But,

08:23the coming generations,

08:24how can we save them?

08:26We have to work for this.

08:28And,

08:29that is a very beautiful thing.

08:30Believe me,

08:31after listening,

08:32it is very strange

08:34and I am happy that

08:35preventive care

08:36is possible

08:37at such early ages

08:38in the stage

08:39that

08:40even if the child

08:41is in the mother's womb,

08:42it can be taken care of.

08:43And,

08:44we already have the diagnosis.

08:45So,

08:46we can save the child

08:47from genetic diseases.

08:48Absolutely.

08:49That's a good thing,

08:50Doctor.

08:51May I include a caller?

08:52Please.

08:53Yes, Assalam-o-Alaikum.

08:54Wa-Alaikum-Salam, Sir.

08:56Yes, how are you?

08:57I am Dr. Ashraf Fawad.

08:58I am listening.

08:59You can speak.

09:00Sir,

09:01I am 72 years old.

09:02Yes.

09:03I eat a light meal

09:04in the morning

09:05and a light meal

09:06in the evening.

09:07And,

09:08my sugar level

09:09is low.

09:10I get tested

09:11and they say

09:12that it is normal.

09:13Right.

09:14It is fine.

09:15It is fine.

09:16Yes.

09:17Ok,

09:18look,

09:19little by little

09:20my blood sugar

09:21is increasing.

09:22And,

09:23after some time

09:24I start feeling unwell.

09:25Right.

09:26You said

09:27you are 72 years old.

09:28Yes.

09:29Ok.

09:30I will answer

09:31you,

09:32InshaAllah,

09:33online.

09:34Look,

09:35when the signs

09:36of sugar

09:37are low

09:38but

09:39it is normal

09:40when we check,

09:41then it is

09:42something else

09:43that

09:44the diabetes

09:45will go

09:46in which direction

09:47and for this

09:48we need

09:49more support tests.

09:50So,

09:52for example,

09:53in our country

09:54based on this question

09:55I will take one more question.

09:56Low blood pressure

09:57is very common

09:58in our country

09:59which

10:00as such

10:01does not exist.

10:02Similarly,

10:03low sugar

10:04is in the feeling

10:05but the paper

10:06does not mention it

10:07in the report.

10:08So,

10:09you should consult

10:10your doctor

10:11for support tests.

10:12If there is

10:13any other

10:14hormone in your body

10:15like insulin overproducing

10:16or thyroid problem

10:17or any other problem

10:18because of which

10:19your symptoms

10:20are like this.

10:21Now,

10:22if you allow me

10:23to clarify

10:24that

10:25if the upper blood pressure

10:26is above 100

10:27which

10:28we call systolic

10:29then

10:30this

10:31will not be

10:32called low

10:33and

10:34in our country

10:35unfortunately

10:36I do not want to say this

10:37but I am forced

10:38to say that

10:39GPs are

10:40applying drip

10:41and treating it.

10:42And

10:43when you are

10:44crossing the age

10:45of 45-50

10:46then

10:47low blood pressure

10:48should not be

10:49counted as low

10:50and

10:51if it is above

10:5250-50

10:53then

10:54it should

10:55not be

10:56treated.

10:57Absolutely

10:58correct.

10:59I think

11:00you have

11:01got the answer

11:02and

11:03you will

11:04definitely

11:05benefit from

11:06this.

11:07Doctor,

11:08please tell us

11:09that

11:10diabetes

11:11and

11:12high

11:13blood pressure

11:14have

11:15long-lasting

11:16effects

11:17on

11:18allopathic

11:19patients.

11:20So

11:21if

11:22we

11:23have

11:24done

11:25publications

11:26and

11:27it works

11:28all over

11:29the world

11:30then

11:31there are

11:32many

11:33levels

11:34of

11:35trials.

11:36So

11:37after

11:38that

11:39this

11:40drug

11:41is approved

11:42and

11:43it

11:44is

11:45seen

11:46that

11:47at

11:48that

11:49time

11:50it

11:51is

11:52not

11:53necessary

11:54that

11:55we

11:56have

11:57an

11:58accident

11:59or

12:00a

12:01bad

12:02outcome

12:03every

12:04time.

12:05So

12:06this

12:07is

12:08the

12:09case

12:10of

12:11medicine.

12:12But

12:13you

12:14should

12:15ensure

12:16that

12:18you

12:19are

12:20taking

12:21the

12:22right

12:23medicine

12:24and

12:25you

12:26should

12:27not

12:28take

12:29the

12:30wrong

12:31medicine.

12:32So

12:33you

12:34should

12:35take

12:36the

12:37right

12:38medicine

12:39and

12:40you

12:41should

12:42take

12:43the

12:44wrong

12:45medicine.

12:46So

12:47you

12:48should

12:49take

12:50the

12:51right

12:52medicine

12:53and

12:54you

12:55should

12:56not

12:57take

12:58the

12:59wrong

13:00medicine.

13:01So

13:02you

13:03should

13:04take

13:05the

13:06right

13:07medicine

13:08and

13:09you

13:10should

13:11not

13:12take

13:13the

13:14wrong

13:15medicine.

13:16So

13:17you

13:18should

13:19take

13:20the

13:21right

13:22medicine

13:23and

13:24you

13:25should

13:26not

13:27take

13:28the

13:29wrong

13:30medicine.

13:31So

13:32you

13:33should

13:34take

13:35the

13:36right

13:37medicine

13:38and

13:39you

13:40should

13:41not

13:42take

13:43the

13:44wrong

13:45medicine.

14:15So

14:16you

14:17should

14:18take

14:19the

14:20right

14:21medicine

14:22and

14:23you

14:24should

14:25not

14:26take

14:27the

14:28wrong

14:29medicine.

14:30So

14:31you

14:32should

14:33take

14:34the

14:35right

14:36medicine

14:37and

14:38you

14:39should

14:40not

14:41take

14:42the

14:43wrong

14:44medicine.

15:14So

15:15you

15:16should

15:17not

15:18take

15:19the

15:20wrong

15:21medicine

15:22and

15:23you

15:24should

15:25not

15:26take

15:27the

15:28wrong

15:29medicine.

15:30So

15:31you

15:32should

15:33not

15:34take

15:35the

15:36wrong

15:37medicine.

15:38So

15:39you

15:40should

15:41not

15:42take

15:43the

15:44wrong

15:45medicine

15:46and

15:47you

15:48should

15:49not

15:50take

15:51the

15:52wrong

15:53medicine.

Sehat Mand Pakistan - Episode 15 | Naimat e Iftar | 16 March 2025 - Shan e Ramzan | ARY Qtv

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