study to elicit the outcome of postnatal nursing problems after implementation of comprehensive postnatal nursing strategies among postnatal mothers in he selected hospitals at bengaluru Karnataka

Abstract

Hyperlipidemia is considered as one of the major risk factors causing cardiovascular diseases which accounts for 17 point 3 million deaths globally each year and this is expected to grow at the rate of 23 point 6 million by the year 2030 The prevalence of hypercholesterolemia 18 point 3 percent and LDL cholesterol 15 point 8 percent was found to be higher in Tamil Nadu Fenugreek seeds Trigonella foenum graecum are a good source of soluble dietary fiber SDF and their consumption was shown to be effective in reducing lipid levels The main aim of the study is to evaluate the effect of fenugreek seed supplementation for hyperlipidemic Individuals To develop and supplement a fenugreek seed laddoo and to evaluate the effect of supplementation at baseline and after supplementation for the selected subjects An Interventional study design was followed for a population of 15 subjects in the age group 30 years The subjects were selected randomly with a known history of hyperlipidemia without any comorbid conditions The subjects were supplemented with fenugreek seed laddoo for a period of 12 weeks The anthropometric measurements lipid profile and three day dietary recall were obtained from the subjects before and after supplementation Paired sample t test was used for statistically analyzing the data IBM SPSS V23 point 0 The results conclude that there was a significant reduction in the levels of Total cholesterol Total triglycerides and LDL C p not less than 0 point 01 but there is no significant difference in the levels of HDL C and anthropometric measures p greater than 0 point 05 The results conclude that supplementation of fenugreek seed laddoo had a beneficial effect in reducing serum cholesterol triglyceride and LDL C but not HDL C and anthropometric measurements newline