OBESITY & WEIGHT

MANAGEMENT

“The rise of obesity has placed the health of an entire generation at risk.”

— Tom Vilsack, Former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture

What Are The Causes of Obesity?

There are many direct and indirect reasons for a person to become overweight and obese, such as:

There are many direct and indirect reasons for a person to become overweight and obese, such as:

Fast Food

Foods with excessive sugar

Diary Products

Alcohol Consumption

Fatty and processed meats

Fired Food

Sweetened juices and sodas

Pizza

High carb processed foods

Lack of sleep A lack of sleep not only makes you look and feel tired, you also might gain weight! The lack of sleep reduces the hormone production of ‘Leptin’, an appetite-suppressing hormone, and, in return, increases the production of ‘Ghrelin’, the so-called ‘hunger hormone’, stimulating appetite and fat storage in the body. Lack of movement People following a mainly sedentary lifestyle, which involves a lot of sitting, and less to no physical activities or exercise, are at a high risk of weight gain, and therefore obesity.

Medication side-effects According to the ‘The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism’, certain types of medication are directly linked to a patient’s weight gain, such as

Atypical antipsychotics

Anticonvulsants and mood stabilisers, and specifically

Hypoglycaemic medications

Antidepressants

Glucocorticoids used to treat rheumatoid arthritis

Endocrine disruptors Recent research, published by the ‘World Journal of Gastroenterology’, pointed outut the th evidence between the intake of liquid fructose, a type of sugar that is in corn syrup, and the occurrence of fatty liver and Cardiometabolic Syndrome. In order to avoid obesity, the consumption of any ‘endocrine disrupters’ (chemicals that interfere with our hormone levels), should be not only reduced, but completely avoided. Genes A person’s genetic predisposition can play a significant role in weight gain. Recent research has discovered that the faulty ‘fat-mass and obesityassociated gene’ (FTO), is responsible for cases of obesity. In addition, the so-called ‘hunger hormone’ Grhelin has an impact on our eating behaviour, as it stimulates appetite, and promotes fat storage.

What Are The Symptoms Of Obesity?

There are many direct and indirect reasons for a person to become overweight and obese, such as:

Increased sweating

Breathlessness

Increased blood pressure

Elevated cholesterol levels

Snoring

Fatigue

Back and joint pains

Feeling isolated

Treatment of Obesity, THE METABALANCE WAY

We at Metabalance offer dedicated services and treatments to reduce and heal symptoms, root causes, and effects of obesity, and to achieve optimal health, individualized for each client’s needs and situation.

Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT)

Personalised Nutrition Program

Lifestyle Management

Exercise

Ready to Start Your Healing Journey?

Take the first step towards lasting wellness. Book your consultation today and discover how functional medicine can transform your health.

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    FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

    1. What is obesity and why is weight management important?

    Obesity is a chronic condition characterized by excess body fat that can impact overall health and increase the risk of conditions like diabetes and heart disease. A structured weight management program can help reduce these risks and improve quality of life.

    2. What services does MetaBalance Healthcare offer for weight management?

    MetaBalance Healthcare provides a functional medicine approach to obesity and weight management, integrating diagnostics and personalized treatment plans as part of their holistic healthcare services.

    3. Do you provide personalized weight management plans?

    Yes — MetaBalance Healthcare can create individualized weight management strategies based on your health profile, lifestyle, and diagnostic results.

    4. How is obesity evaluated before treatment?

    Obesity assessment may include body composition analysis, metabolic testing, lifestyle review, and other diagnostics to understand factors affecting weight.

    5. Can genetic testing support weight management?

    Genetic testing may offer insights into how your body metabolizes nutrients, appetite regulation, and weight-related genetic predispositions, helping tailor diet and activity plans.

    Evidence-based strategies include adopting a balanced, calorie-controlled diet, increasing physical activity, managing stress, and ensuring adequate sleep as part of a comprehensive plan.

    7. Is weight management at MetaBalance Healthcare a one-time program?

    Weight management is a continuous process. MetaBalance Healthcare focuses on sustainable lifestyle adjustments and long-term support rather than quick fixes.

    8. Do you offer consultations to get started with a plan?

    Yes — you can book a consultation with the MetaBalance Healthcare team to start your weight management journey and receive guidance on the best approach for you.

    9. Who can benefit from weight management programs?

    Individuals struggling with excess weight, metabolic imbalances, or those looking to improve overall health and prevent obesity-related complications can benefit from structured weight management services.

    10. How do I book an appointment or learn more?

    You can book your appointment or get in touch with the MetaBalance Healthcare team through their Contact page or by phone/email for queries about obesity and weight management.