Why Indians have weakest hearts?🫀♥️| The Allrounder show -25 | ft. Dr Raghavendrra Chikatoor

India has one of the highest rates of heart disease in the world — and it’s affecting people younger than ever before. In this episode, we sit down with a leading cardiac surgeon to understand why Indian hearts are more vulnerable, and what we can do about it. We explore the role of genetics, lifestyle choices, stress, food habits, and the silent warning signs we often ignore. This is an honest conversation about the crisis we don’t talk about enough — how modern life is damaging our most vital organ, and how prevention needs to start earlier than we think. Whether you're in your 20s or 50s, this episode is a must-watch for anyone who wants to take their heart health seriously. ———————————————— Guest - Dr. Raghavendra Chikatoor Where to connect - Medicover Hospital Whitefield Socials - https://www.instagram.com/medicover.b... Location - https://maps.google.com/maps/place//d... ——————————————— ~ Timeline 0:00 - Trailer and Intro 2:45 - How to differentiate chest pain and heart attack 4:20 - Angiogram vs ECG vs Troponin test 5:30 - Connection to words and heart 6:30 - Heart attack vs Cardiac arrest 7:40 - The Puneeth Rajkumar story 9:52 - Tiredness and Angina(squeezing chest pain) 11:25 - Timely checkup saves a father.. 12:50 - Number of hearts Dr.Chikatoor has seen 13:21 - Does Size of the heart matter 14:08 - BP, heart beat, Hereditary history 16:34 - Good heart and bad heart features 18:40 - Cost of tests 19:43 - Tests for IT employees 20:50 - Are Oils really healthy!? 23:40 - Hotels using excessive ghee 25:00 - Why are Indians prone to heart attack! 27:00 - Smart watches good or bad .. 29:35 - Triple valve , Cyanotic disease, 15% heart function story.. 33:50 - Managing family time 35:33 - Smoking dangers.. 37:13 - Drinking issues.. 39:30 - Ganja, drugs and heart attacks 40:40 - Fit guys and artery block 42:03 - 3D, stem cell and pig heart transplants 45:27 - COVID vaccine and heart attacks.. 47:30 - Anxiety, depression, gym stress 48:42 - Laughing and good heart health 51:24 - Dark chocolate benefits 52:25 - Varicose veins 54:36 - Poultry 56:25 - High carbs and Heart disease in Indians 58:05 - Caffeine and Pre workout 59:09 - Keeping phone close to the heart.. 1:00:15 - Heartbreak connected to heart?.. 1:02:15 - Non Covid patients 1:04:10 - Sleeping state heart attacks 1:05:04 - Sleeping on left affects heart?.. 1:05:40 - Lean people getting heart attacks 1:06:40 - Viagra and drugs side effects.. 1:09:10 - 10 hour surgery 1:09:50 - Compulsory test for heart 1:12:00 - AI, robotic surgery in cardiology 1:15:18 - How to avoid coming to hospitals for heart disease 1:15:49 - Human Heart transplant.. 1:17:43 - Conclusion Why The AllRounder show ? We are content consultants who enjoy bringing our practical experience to entertain and educate people. Currently building 'ALLROUNDERS' - a dynamic show that celebrates the diversity of talent and interest, offering something for everyone. Whether it's entertainment, lifestyle, or trending topics, Allrounders is all about connecting with people across various walks of life in a way that's fresh, fun, and relatable. As creators deeply rooted in Kannada culture, we are committed to producing content that resonates with local audiences, while also reaching a broader spectrum of viewers. We believe in the power of collaboration—whether with other content creators, brands, or organizations—to deliver meaningful, high-quality content that stands out. The goal is to bring the best of minds in one place and build groundbreaking content for the next gen Currently, we are looking to collaborate with brands who share our vision of bringing the best of Kannada-English language content to the forefront. If you're interested in working together to create innovative, audience-centric content that amplifies your brand’s message, let's connect! Email: allrounderakshaya.business@gmail.com Instagram:   / theallrounderrshow   Allrounder akshaya -   / allrounderakshaya   Abhishek Savalagi -   / abhisheksavalagi