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Bariatric surgery is a popular treatment option for obesity, which helps to achieve and maintain significant weight loss. It also addresses various obesity-related health problems and improves quality of life. As a bariatric surgeon, Dr. Venugopal Pareek evaluates and educates every patient who comes for weight loss treatment so that they can make an informed decision regarding surgery and also helps them prepare emotionally and psychologically.  Even though it is effective

Obesity, or overweight, is a global public health issue as it affects nearly 300 million people around the world. Bariatric surgery is a transformational surgery that helps people struggling with obesity because the procedure offers exceptional weight loss results and health benefits. Bariatric surgery is undoubtedly a major surgery, and it is classified into three types: restrictive procedures, malabsorptive procedures, and a combination of the two, with malabsorptive procedures involving

Obesity is a complicated medical disorder affecting millions of individuals around the world. It also contributes to multiple obesity-related health complications like type-2 diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, etc. Modifying obese people's lifestyles by introducing a specific diet and physical activity plan has been one of the best options for losing weight for so long. However, some people with severe obesity or obesity-related comorbidities require medical interventions. With increased research and developing

Ramadan is one of the biggest festivals for Muslims around the world. They almost celebrate it for a month, so the whole month is marked as sacred and important in the Islamic calendar. During these Ramadan days, almost every Muslim individual will be devoted to fasting from sunrise to sunset. It’s an opportunity for self-reflection and mostly focuses on spirituality and family. Many people believe that this holy month provides

Obesity in children and teenagers is one of the most pressing public health problems, especially in the present generation. Over the past few decades, childhood obesity has increased steadily. About 1 in 10 children around the world are at risk of obesity due to their unhealthy dietary habits, sedentary lifestyles, genetic predispositions, and environmental influences. Along with excess weight, childhood obesity might increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular