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Fat around the waist—visceral fat—can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease, even with a healthy BMI. Measuring your waistline gives you key insights to take control of your health.
Overweight and obesity are a result of complex factors that are often beyond your control. Thinking about and treating obesity differently is the first step to achieve your goal.
When it comes to weight management, we know it isn't as easy as eating less and moving more. From genetics to environment and psychological factors, many elements play a role in your weight and the development of obesity.
Your weight and its management is a complex interplay of brain mechanisms. Understanding these can be crucial for developing effective prevention and treatment strategies.
Join Neha Dhupia for a conversation with Dr Arya Sharma, where they bust common myths about obesity. An insightful conversation that invites curiosity and open discussion you should not miss.
People are living with obesity worldwide, highlighting the complexity
of the disease and the urgent need for comprehensive obesity
care.
Of the risk of developing obesity can be attributed to genetics,
highlighting that it's not just about willpower but also biological
factors.
Obesity is associated with more than 200 health complications.
For a healthier heart, your waist should be less than half your height.
Reduction in excess weight can improve heart health and quality of life.
People living with obesity are 2.9 times more likely to achieve their weight management goal when working with an obesity expert.
Explore scientifically-proven treatment options for obesity and make a plan to meet your goals.
Find guidance for living with obesity and overcoming challenges when trying to manage your weight.
