Dr. M. Wasim Ghori

15/11/2025

🔵 The Alarming Reality of Diabetes in India 🇮🇳 & Why World Diabetes Day Matters More Than Ever❓

As we commemorated World Diabetes Day on 14th November, I found myself reflecting on a crisis that is no longer looming on the horizon ~ it is already here, reshaping the health landscape of our nation in real time.

The latest ICMR-INDIAB findings reveal a sobering truth 💡:

📊 11% of India’s population now lives with diabetes. That is 101 million adults ~ a number so vast it positions India as the country with the second-highest burden of diabetes globally 🌍.

📊 Even more concerning is the additional 136 million Indians with Prediabetes, many of whom are on the brink of developing full-blown disease.

This is not merely a statistic. It is a signal ~ a warning that touches every household, every community, every workplace.

Diabetes does not operate in isolation. It silently amplifies the risk of heart 🫀 disease, kidney failure, stroke 🧠, blindness 🧑‍🦯👀 & limb 🦵 🦶amputations.

It strains families emotionally and financially. And at a national level, it threatens to derail productivity, economic stability and the health equity we aspire to achieve.

But numbers 🔢 alone do not define our destiny. Action does.

As healthcare professionals, leaders, and citizens, we stand at a pivotal moment ~ one where knowledge must translate into empowerment, prevention must take precedence over treatment and lifestyle interventions must become a national movement.

Let us recommit ourselves to:

🔊 Raising awareness through credible, science-backed communication

📢 Promoting early screening and timely diagnosis

📣 Advocating for active living, smarter nutrition and stress-free habits

✌️ Supporting communities in making sustainable health choices

👨‍💻 Harnessing technology, data and innovation to drive change at scale

India’s diabetes trajectory can be rewritten ~ but only if we act together.

On this and beyond, let’s pledge to create a healthier, more resilient nation where every step we take moves us closer to a diabetes complication–free India 🇮🇳.



Mohd Wasim Ghori

20/07/2025

It’s monsoon time and so many delicious fruits 🍈🍐🍑 and veggies 🥗 are in season. But, if you’re wondering which ones are the best for People with Diabetes, this post will help. 🌧️

Before you make your pick, here are 3 things to keep in mind:

✅ Go for low-carb options: They help keep your blood- sugar levels in check.

✅ Aim for low GI foods: Choose foods that score less than 55 on the GI Index to avoid sugar spikes.

✅ Opt for produce high in protein: This keeps you feeling full and satisfied for longer.

Save this post and enjoy the season’s bounty while keeping your health in check!

~ Dr Wasim Ghori 🩺

19/04/2025

🚨 Wake-Up Call for Your Liver Health! 🚨

As a passionate advocate for health empowerment, I'm sounding the alarm on World Liver Day about the deadly link between liver health and diabetes.

🤯 Did you know that 1 in 3 Indian adults are silently battling fatty liver disease? 😱

If left unchecked, this ticking time bomb can lead to cirrhosis or liver cancer. 🚨 What's even more alarming is that People with Diabetes are more prone to developing fatty liver disease due to insulin resistance.

But here's the good news: you have the power to protect your liver health! 💪

As a champion of preventive care, I'm sharing my top 5 recommendations:

✅ Get tested: Regular liver function tests are a must
✅ Shed those extra pounds: Maintain a healthy weight through sustainable lifestyle choices
✅ Get moving: Exercise regularly to improve insulin sensitivity
✅ Eat smart: Focus on nutrient-rich foods and antioxidants
✅ Manage your blood sugar: Prevent complications and take control

By prioritizing your liver health, you're investing in your overall well-being. 🌟

Let's spread awareness and create a healthier future together! Share this post with someone who needs to know! 💚



Mohd Wasim Ghori

17/11/2024

Protecting Health, Empowering Lives: 🎊 Celebrating 💉

As a healthcare professional, I've witnessed the devastating impact of vaccine-preventable diseases on vulnerable populations, including those with , and individuals.

Today, on World Immunization Day (Nov 10th), let's acknowledge the lifesaving power of vaccines!

ℹ️ The Facts:

💉 Vaccines prevent infectious diseases, reducing hospitalizations and deaths.

💉 Protect vulnerable populations, such as those with diabetes, elderly and immunocompromised individuals.

💉 Save lives, empowering healthier living and communities.

💉 Boost economic productivity, reducing healthcare costs.

🎬 Take Action:

💉 Stay informed about recommended vaccines.

💉 Share your vaccination story, inspiring others to prioritize immunization.

Join the conversation and follow me Dr. M. Wasim Ghori for more educational content on diabetes care, preventive health and immunization awareness!

💪Together, Let's Celebrate the Power of Immunization! 💉🙌💉

05/08/2024

Living with diabetes doesn't mean life stops - it means we find new ways to thrive!

As your partner in care, I'm here to empower you with knowledge, support, and inspiration to take control of your journey and unlock a life full of possibility.

Dear Friends,

Just as a true friend stands by you through life's ups and downs, I'm committed to being your constant companion in managing diabetes - together.

Let's navigate the journey towards better health and happiness and rewrite your story with healthier, happier chapters.

On this International Friendship Day, I encourage you to live a life that's full, fearless, and truly yours.

04/08/2024

Dear Friends,

Just as a true friend stands by you through life's ups and downs, I'm committed to being your constant companion in managing diabetes - together.

Let's navigate the journey towards better health and happiness and rewrite your story with healthier, happier chapters.

On this International Friendship Day, I encourage you to live a life that's full, fearless, and truly yours.

22/07/2024

Understanding the Impact of Diabetes on Brain 🧠 Health!

On this World Brain Day (22nd July), let's talk about the often-overlooked connection between diabetes and brain health. Managing diabetes is crucial not only for your physical health but also for your cognitive well-being.

💡Did you know that people with uncontrolled diabetes are at a higher risk of developing cognitive impairment and dementia? High blood sugar levels can damage blood vessels in the brain, leading to memory loss, confusion and even stroke.

But, the good news is that effective diabetes management can significantly reduce this risk! By keeping your blood sugar levels under control through a balanced diet, regular exercise and medication (if prescribed), you can:

☑️Improve blood flow to the brain
☑️Reduce inflammation and oxidative stress
☑️Support healthy brain function

Take control of your diabetes and protect your brain health!

Stay informed, Stay healthy!

22/07/2024

Budget Countdown Begins!

🕒️ Only 1 Day to Go for the Union Budget 2024-25! 📊️

The anticipation is building as we approach the big reveal. What are your expectations from this year's budget?

We've communicated our industry's expectations to the Honorable Union Finance Minister, reflecting the needs and aspirations of our community.

Key areas of focus include increased funding for healthcare infrastructure, enhanced support for medical research and innovation, prioritizing preventive healthcare and policies that ensure accessible and affordable healthcare for all.

We're hopeful that this budget will address these critical areas and drive positive change in our healthcare system.

Share your thoughts and join the conversation!

17/07/2024

Today, I'd like to share an important concept: the "Pain of Discipline vs. Pain of Regret" in the context of Diabetes Management.

The Pain of Discipline involves sticking to a structured diet, regular exercise, medication and routine check-ups.

While this may seem challenging, it helps prevent long-term, life-threatening complications and promotes a healthier life.

On the other hand, the Pain of Regret comes from neglecting these responsibilities, which can lead to severe health issues and a diminished quality of life.

By choosing the path of discipline in managing diabetes, you can avoid the deeper, more enduring pain of regret later on.

Your future self will thank you for the efforts you make today. 🙏

17/07/2024

🚀 With the 2024 set to be tabled on 23rd July, anticipation is reaching a fever pitch!

This pivotal moment presents us with the opportunity to shape the future of healthcare in .

Presenting key to the Honorable Union Ms. . 🏥💡

Our focus will be on making our top priority in 2024-25.

Together, we can drive initiatives that enhance , strengthen our and make a lasting on the well-being of our nation.

Let's work collaboratively to ensure that our healthcare receives the and it deserves.