Why is tackling obesity stigma a priority for public health?

There are negative weight-based stereotypes, which claim that overweight and obese people lack self-discipline, have a weak willpower, are unsuccessful, are stupid, and do not adhere to weight-loss treatments. in this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about why should we not make assumptions about people living with obesity.

Class III obesity, often known as morbid obesity, is a complicated chronic illness in which a person has a body mass index (BMI) of at least 40 or a BMI of at least 35 and is afflicted by obesity-related health issues. For this condition, losing weight with the help of simple lifestyle changes is difficult. In this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about treatment options available for patients with BMI > 35.

Obesity is more than simply a beauty issue. It's a medical condition that raises the chance of several conditions and illnesses, including heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and several malignancies. In this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about how obesity is related to other serious health concerns.

No "quick remedy" exists for obesity. Weight loss programs need dedication and effort, and they are most effective when done in full. in this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about the treatment options available for obesity outside the NHS.

Most patients take the time to educate themselves about the risks and advantages of weight reduction surgery, and it is critical that they have the support of their friends and family. This will enable the patient to embark on an emotionally balanced weight-loss path. In this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about why it is important to have a support network of family and friends for weight loss surgery.

The weight loss and the increase in vitality and mental health scores are significantly correlated. Mr. Ahmed Ahmed, in this video, talks about the health, quality of life, and mental health benefits of losing weight.