A nurse says it is time to admit we have a problem with our ‘terrible’ record about childhood obesity – calling for a change in lifestyle. Glynis Scalese, a South Holland district councillor, says a change of lifestyle is needed to reverse worrying statistics. The Lincolnshire Health and Wellbeing Board recently pointed to figures showing …
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THE off-label use of semaglutide (Ozempic; Novo Nordisk) for the treatment of obesity has been blamed for a recent supply shortage of the medication, which is indicated for type 2 diabetes. However, many experts say the satiety medication and others like it are game-changing additions to the treatment armamentarium for obesity. Demand for the injectable …
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//= do_shortcode(‘[in-content-square]† Photo by Telecouse from Pixabay The Welsh government is urging people to participate in a public consultation on its plans for a new 10-year strategy to prevent and reduce obesity across Wales. Among the proposals set out in the Healthy Food Environment consultation document is the introduction of mandatory calorie labeling in restaurants, …
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Heart disease is an aid traditionally believed to target older men, but recent studies are changing the narrative. Heart attack rates in younger women have soared in the last couple of decades, an unexpected and unexplained phenomenon. Researchers funded by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute believe heart disease is disproportionately undertreated in women. …
VLADIMIR Putin has called a morbidly obese general out of retirement to lead his troops in Ukraine as he is running out of senior officers, reports claim. The Russian despot is now “scraping the barrel” and relying on 20st vodka-swilling General Pavel, 67, to revive his faltering invasion. 2 General Pavel is said to scoff …
Boston MA – At the end of NBC’s first ‘The Biggest Loser’ season, the winning contestant had lost 122 pounds (37% of his body weight). A study of contestants’ weight loss over a 6-year period after the show found that they had kept off 30% of their original bodyweight. Unfortunately, when it comes to America’s …
General Pavel weighs 20 stone and is now aged 67 but has been put in charge of troops in eastern Ukraine because Vladimir Putin is running low on senior commanders Major General Pavel is 20 stone and retired An obese retired Russian general has been shipped to the frontlines in Ukraine as Vladimir Putin runs …
Children who are obese are more prone to dementia decades later, according to new research. Obesity increases the risk of cognitive decline in middle age – which can lead to full-blown dementia. The finding is based on more than 1,200 people tracked for over 30 years, starting when they were in school. Children who are …
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An obese Russian retired general has been sent to fight on the frontlines in Eastern Ukraine because Vladimir Putin is running out of senior officers. The 20 stone general, 67, is now said to be in charge of Russian special forces operating in the region after the unit’s former commander was seriously injured in an …
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