Ziqitza Rajasthan - Too Much Junk Food Could Get You Hospitalised
                     Ziqitza Rajasthan : Too Much Junk Food Could Get 
You Hospitalised
Food-borne diseases have caused thousands of 
people to be hospitalised each year. According to 
TIME’s research 351,000 people from around the 
world die of food poisoning every year, thus making 
it a growing global medical concern. In light of this, 
ambulance services may prove to be an inevitable 
solution to the problem. The 108 ambulance service 
has provided a quick and efficient emergency 
medical service network in India, equipped to tackle 
the situation of a steady decline in the health and 
well-being of people across the country. 
Over the past century, our lifestyles have undergone 
tremendous change. Consequently, eating habits 
have dwindled as well. Human longevity that saw a 
huge jump in the last 100 years, has also witnessed 
quite an evident decline in the 21st century. Stomach 
ailments have become an everyday phenomenon on 
account of erratic food habits, without any heed to 
its nutritive value. What has changed? Is it the 
widespread use of packaged food laced with 
preservatives, whose composition the consumers 
have no clue about? No matter how determined you 
are to maintain a nutritious lifestyle, the fast-paced 
era demands that we compromise on our own 
healthy state of being.
This brings us to the question: What happens when we 
consume junk food on a regular basis? Obesity is one 
condition that is spreading at quite an uncontrollable pace. In 
addition to unhealthy food, the recurrent lack of exercise can 
lead to respiratory disorders, apart from digestive and 
gastrointestinal abnormalities. 
The body can react in many ways to consumption of fast foods, food 
poisoning being one of the major diseases that is apparent on a 
global scale. Different kinds of bacteria could lead to food poisoning 
and to various degrees of intensity. The cause for this could be 
unhygienic cooking methods, especially in the monsoon season, 
which may lead to incomplete destruction of harmful micro-
organisms. 
The onset period of this disease could be 2 to 8 days and it could 
last for a longer span if medical attention is not provided. This 
could lead to hospitalization. It is estimated that food-borne 
diseases cause approximately 76 million illnesses, 325,000 
hospitalizations, and 5,000 deaths in the United States alone, 
each year.
Imagine yourself in a situation where you feel an immense 
evacuation of energy confining your abilities to do anything by 
yourself. Food poisoning is one such condition that can cause 
extreme dehydration and may land you in a precarious situation, 
unable to breathe or even intake a morsel of food. However, 
medical services in India are fortunately at pace with the need of 
the hour. The government, in partnership with private 
organisations such as Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd has put in place the 
108 ambulance services to facilitate better emergency medical 
services in India. 
As per the study done by Ziqitza Rajasthan they receive 
maximum calls related to stomach pain due to various 
reasons across the states they are operating. 108 
Ambulance service can transport you to the nearest 
medical help in the shortest possible time span. The 
government also utilizes the benefits offered by Ziqitza to 
provide 108 ambulances with a team of fully trained 
medical staff on board, in order to ensure proper 
introduction of medical care in your body, at the earliest. 
Emergency medical conditions don’t knock on the door; 
they are quite an unpredictable disaster. Nonetheless in 
the current context, it is a relief to know that medical 
services in India are sufficiently competent to provide 24-
hour emergency medical services with one call.