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With the culture of fast food and sedentary lifestyles, there is no denying that more and more people are gaining unhealthy weight. Obesity affects not only physical appearance; it almost affects every aspect of an obese person's health, from the reproductive system to respiratory function. It increases the risk of developing many life-diminishing diseases like type 2 diabetes, cardiac conditions, high blood pressure, etc. Diet and exercise are popularly known options

Being overweight is one of the most concerning problems for many people around the world. This is because it leads to various health complications like heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, Gallbladder disease, high cholesterol, hypertension, etc. So, to help people lose weight, bariatric surgery, often called weight loss surgery, has become one of the best options. However, doctors recommend this type of surgery when other weight loss techniques don’t

The gastric balloon is one solution that frequently appears while exploring the world of confusing weight loss procedures. Gastric balloon which is also known as intragastric balloon is an FDA-approved, nonsurgical treatment for weight loss. Like other weight loss procedures, gastric balloons don’t need to remove any part of your stomach.  The Gastric Balloon is fitted inside a capsule that is about the size of a large vitamin tablet. Most people

Obesity, which used to be thought of as a lifestyle disorder, has now become a serious health problem in India because many obese people are at risk of various life-threatening disorders. Obesity and its effects on health are often ignored, even though we are aware that morbid cases need surgical treatment. Diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure are said to be the most common complications associated with obesity. However, obesity

It used to be widely believed that a person's weight was only influenced by their diet and level of activity. However, we have come to realise that behaviour alone doesn’t fully account for one’s weight gain. There are many other factors that have their own role in one’s gaining or losing weight, which include genetics, Economic status, local environment, stress levels, food habits, and overall health. Additionally, the quality of