Suvadeep Biswas

DM Cardiology PDT, MD Gen Med, Global Citizen 😍

[amit kilhor @amitkilhor]

Hello dear @gurgaonpolice @TrafficGGM . Reporting an attempt to murder.
Car number : HR 30Y 4949

Sirf challan kaat ke photo mat daal dena police ji, seedha seedha categorical attempt to murder, hit and run ka case hai..

Waiting for your response.

[Turbine Traveller @Turbinetraveler]

Turns out there's a faster way to board an aircraft!
Someone should tag literally every airline and show them this.

📹: bad_science_jokes

[Suvadeep Biswas @sdbdeep]

@bwoody58 @Biswaji83036474

[Emmanuel Macron @EmmanuelMacron]

En route to India!

Three days from Mumbai to New Delhi to take our strategic partnership even further.

On board with me: business leaders and the economic, industrial, cultural and digital players who give real, tangible life to the ties between India and France.

Together, we will go even further in our cooperation. See you tomorrow, my dear friend @NarendraModi!

[Suvadeep Biswas @sdbdeep]

Good physical health should not be equated with good endovascular health. We need good endothelium to prevent ACS and sudden cardiac arrest. And, another marker for sudden cardiac death is LVH. #Cardiology #cardiacarrest

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

This is very sad and sorry for the loss. He was only 42.

But I want to address (from a scientific standpoint), the major concern in the comments section about sudden cardiac deaths in "healthy-looking muscular/masculine" powerful body-builders.

Please be informed that "looking like a beast" does not equate to being "healthy".

The heart of an elite bodybuilder operates under a state of chronic, high demand that is fundamentally different from that of a healthy, non-athletic individual or even an endurance athlete.

Cardiac death in a heavily muscled bodybuilder is the terminal outcome of a systemic failure.

The strain of extreme muscle mass: the body itself becomes a burden on the heart.

The heart gets thicker, but not healthier: just like lifting weights makes your biceps bigger, this constant strain makes the heart muscle thicker. This is called hypertrophy. But this isn't a good thing for the heart. The walls of the heart's main pumping chamber get thick and stiff. A stiff heart can't relax properly to fill with blood between beats. It becomes an inefficient pump.

The damage from steroids: Anabolic steroids directly attack the heart and blood vessels causing heart muscle damage and scarring and worsening lipid profile that clogs arteries and steroids often cause the body to retain salt and water, increasing the volume of blood in your arteries and driving up blood pressure.

The problem of thick blood: High testosterone levels (due to supplement use) can change the very nature of the blood, making it thick and dangerous (testosterone use can boost haemoglobin and red blood cells). This overproduction of red blood cells makes the blood physically thicker and more viscous, like trying to pump syrup through a straw instead of water. Most times, during exertion, thick blood reduces flow to heart and brain which can result in sudden fatal events. This is one reason why those on testosterone supplements are advised to check haemoglobin levels and remove blood to keep the blood thin for easy flow.

Just to make sure you know, the cardiac events in young body builders like this man here is not due to whey protein, creatine or Covid vaccines given in 2019.

[Suvadeep Biswas @sdbdeep]

'Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment, until it becomes a memory.' ☺️☺️ After MD Final Practical Exam. - Jun'23

[Suvadeep Biswas @sdbdeep]

Junior Residents, General Medicine Department (Batch 2020-2023) -- BMCH,Jan'21

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

I once mentioned DO NOT VISIT NIMHANS, BANGALORE because they were promoting pseudoscience. Alumni of the institute went on a berserk harassment and abusive mode against me at the time.

Now the apex institute for Neuroscience and Neurology in India is publicly showcasing religious logos and promoting pseudoscience for patients who visit.

Like I said. DO NOT VISIT NIMHANS BANGALORE unless they make amends and stop dumping pseudoscience and ancient primal practices on patients. This Government will destroy everything good in healthcare in this country.

[Suvadeep Biswas @sdbdeep]

@urbancompany_UC Raju kumar should be fired and penaliaed. Most illiterate person

[Suvadeep Biswas @sdbdeep]

@urbancompany_UC you and your idiot workers!! I asked hime twice is he coming and he kept on lying!! I had to cancel my plans. Now he has switched off his phone. Give me refund and take the lock.

[Suvadeep Biswas @sdbdeep]

@urbancompany_UC Refund me immediately. I don't want to listen any excuse. You need to look if they are coming or not. I planned my schedule accordingly. It has cost me heavily. So, refund me, that's the least you can do.

[Sourav @Dutta_Souravd]

Investing is a lonely business. You have to buy when everyone is selling or not interested. You have to sell when everyone wants to buy.

This also means, investing is simple. It's impossible to miss extreme points of pessimism and euphoria.

[Suvadeep Biswas @sdbdeep]

Actually something good from Indian entrepreneur. Lot of criticism regarding 10 min me pizza aate hain but ambulance nahi. Hopefully those days will be over. A sign of developed nation. Let's hope for the best.

[Albinder Dhindsa @albinder]

Ambulance in 10 minutes.

We are taking our first step towards solving the problem of providing quick and reliable ambulance service in our cities. The first five ambulances will be on the road in Gurugram starting today. As we expand the service to more areas, you will start seeing an option to book a Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulance through the @letsblinkit app.

Some more info-

• Our ambulances are equipped with essential life-saving equipment, including oxygen cylinders, AED (Automated External Defibrillator), stretcher, monitor, suction machine, and essential emergency medicines and injections.

• Each ambulance has a paramedic, an assistant and a trained driver to make sure we are able to deliver the highest quality of service in time of need.

• Profit is not a goal here. We will operate this service at an affordable cost for customers and invest in really solving this critical problem for the long term.

• We are carefully scaling this service up, as it is both important and new to us. Our aim is to expand to all major cities over the next two years.

Let's do our bit and make way for an ambulance always. You never know when you may save a life.