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Managing overweight and obesity isn’t straight forward. On your weight management journey, wegowithyou.

Your weight is a result of complex factors and often beyond your control. Speaking to an expert who understands this is the first step to achieve your goal.

40-70%

As much as 40-70% of your body weight can be due to genetics, highlighting that weight management isn't just about willpower but biological factors too.
 

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230+

Obesity is associated with more than 230 health complications affecting every organ system of the body.


 

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5%

As little as 5% reduction in excess weight can lead to significant health benefits including reduction in blood sugars and blood pressure.

 

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What doctors say about treating obesity

Excess weight may be a result of multiple factors including genetics, other conditions and their medications, and even stress or a lack of sleep. A doctor can help assess and guide you in managing your weight and other health risks.

Dr Akshay Jain MD


Obesity is more than just a lifestyle issue

When it comes to weight management, we know it isn't as easy as eating less and moving more. From genetics to environment and psychological factors, many elements play a role in your weight and the development of obesity.



Rapid Fire - Truth About Weight

Join Neha Dhupia for a conversation with Dr Arya Sharma, where they bust common myths about obesity. An insightful conversation that invites curiosity and open discussion you should not miss.


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IN25OB00398 | Review: 12.09.2025