About the Campaign
The Save the Heart Beat campaign is a public health initiative of Deerghayu Wellness Foundation Trust, dedicated to raising awareness about heart health and preventive cardiology. With cardiovascular diseases emerging as one of the leading causes of mortality, this campaign emphasizes the importance of early detection, lifestyle modification, and the role of Ayurveda in promoting a healthy heart.
Objectives
- Educate communities about heart disease prevention and management.
- Promote healthy lifestyle practices including balanced diet, exercise, and stress management.
- Highlight Ayurvedic approaches to preventive cardiology.
- Organize medical camps, awareness programs, and workshops across Karnataka and beyond.
- Inspire individuals to take proactive steps toward heart wellness.
Activities
- Awareness Programs: Talks, seminars, and webinars on heart health.
- Medical Camps: Free check-ups, screenings, and consultations.
- Educational Outreach: Distribution of informative materials in schools, colleges, and communities.
- Collaborations: Partnering with hospitals, wellness centers, and educational institutions.
Vision
“To save every heartbeat by spreading knowledge, compassion, and preventive care — ensuring healthier, happier, and longer lives.”
Why Join Us ?
Learn Practical steps to protect your heart. Connect with experts in Ayurveda and modern cardiologist
Key High
- Free heart health checkup BP, ECG, cholesterol and diabetics screening
- Ayurveda lifestyle workshop including balance diet, exercise and stress management
- Interactive sessions: talks by doctor’s, wellness experts and health counselor
- Campaign suite- Hridaya program blending traditional wisdom with modern accessibility solution
Know Your Numbers
Keep this brochure as a reminder.
If your numbers fall outside these ranges, consult a specialist:
- Blood Pressure: Below 120/80 mmHg.
- Resting Heart Rate: 60–100 bpm.
- BMI: 18.5–24.9.
- Fast Action (S.O.S): If you feel sudden chest pressure, radiating pain in the left arm, or unexplained sweating—Act Immediately.
