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Recognised as a chronic disease by the World Health Organization, obesity is caused by complex interplay of different biological, genetic, psychological, social and environmental factors.1
4 in 10 adult Filipino are living with Obesity2.
Obesity is connected with various complications such as Diabetes, Breast Cancer, Heart Failure and more3.
40-70% of a person’s risk of developing obesity can be attributed to genetic factors4.
Talk to a doctor about how to lose weight and keep it off
Managing obesity isn’t as simple as eating less and exercising more. Research shows some individuals are genetically more likely to gain weight and regain lost weight over time.4 You might be in this situation and feel like you’re fighting a losing battle. But you’re not alone in this. Go beyond the myths and take the first step towards better health now.
There are lots of ways to treat obesity and manage weight. Each obesity treatment works in a different way and is typically recommended to be used alongside diet and exercise. With the help of healthcare professionals, you can find the right obesity care and create an obesity care plan specifically for you.
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Disclaimer: Obesity management should be guided by a doctor. In the Philippines, obesity is defined as a BMI ≥25 kg/m² for adults. Please consult your doctor for diagnosis and treatment.
