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Discover expert insights from Dr. Punam Krishan as she debunks common myths about obesity and explains why it is a medical condition, not just a lifestyle choice.

According to the NHS, a BMI (Body Mass Index) between 25 and 30 is classified as overweight, and anything over 30 is considered obese. By this measure, it's estimated that a quarter of all UK adults are living with obesity.

Despite these facts, myths about obesity and its causes persist. A new survey from Yazen Health, providing a digital health care for medically assisted weight loss, reveals that over a third of Brits (37%) believe obesity is a lifestyle choice rather than a disease. They cite motivation (45%), laziness (43%), personal choice (33%), and genetics (33%) as the main barriers to maintaining a healthy weight.

We encourage patients to listen to expert advice and understand that obesity is a complex condition. Dr. Punam Krishan, speaking with Aston, emphasises that obesity is not just a matter of personal choice but a medical condition requiring proper care and treatment.

At Yazen Health, we are dedicated to providing the support and resources needed to address weight issues safely and effectively.

Let us help you on your journey to better health and well-being.

Listen to the radio podcast here. https://www.gateway978.com/blogs/daytime/dr-punam-krishan-debunking-myths-surrounding-obesity

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