Raising Awareness about Calcium Deficiency in Women: “Chuna Laga Ke” Theater Play in Islamabad

In a powerful effort to raise awareness about calcium deficiency among women, the theater play Chuna Laga Ke was showcased at the Pakistan National Council of Arts in Islamabad. The play emphasized the health risks associated with calcium deficiency, particularly in women, and drew attention to the ways it negatively impacts their bones, joints, and overall health.

The event, organized by Pharma Evo, attracted a large audience, including medical professionals and health-conscious individuals. During the event, experts shed light on the dire consequences of calcium deficiency, including weakened bones, osteoporosis, and an increased risk of fractures.

Expert Insights on Calcium Deficiency

Professor Dr. Quratul Ain, a renowned consultant gynecologist, delivered a key address highlighting the rising number of women suffering from bone and joint issues due to inadequate calcium intake. She emphasized the importance of proper calcium levels for maintaining bone health.

Dr. Syed Afshan Batool also spoke on the topic, explaining that many women only realize the gravity of calcium deficiency after experiencing fractures or other severe complications. Dr. Asad Qureshi revealed alarming statistics, noting that 75% of women in Pakistan are affected by calcium deficiency, primarily due to poor diet and lack of awareness.

Promoting Healthier Lifestyles

Pharma Evo’s Marketing Director, Mohsin Shiraz Ali, discussed the company’s role in promoting calcium awareness through initiatives like the Chuna Laga Ke play. He stressed that raising awareness through creative and engaging platforms was essential to spreading the message to a wider audience.

The play also focused on the importance of consuming calcium-rich foods, such as milk, yogurt, leafy greens, and almonds. The experts urged women to incorporate these foods into their daily diet to maintain optimal calcium levels and prevent related health problems.

A Step Toward Empowering Women’s Health

The event received praise for its role in educating women about calcium deficiency and its prevention. Participants considered the play an important step toward empowering women with the knowledge they need to take control of their health.

By raising awareness and promoting healthy dietary habits, initiatives like Chuna Laga Ke contribute to a brighter, healthier future for women, ensuring they have the knowledge and tools to maintain their well-being.

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