Obesity
- Treatments: Xenical
- Seeking treatment for your obesity is simple and manageable in three basic steps:
- Step 1 - Using the necessary link, carry out your online consultation. Simply provide your medical details, and be sure to be entirely accurate.
- Step 2 - A registered UK doctor will review your details to make an informed diagnosis which you will receive in an email if you are eligible.
- Step 3 - If suitable, you will have access to a secure online member's area, and a personalised login, from where you will be able to place your order and receive it within as little as 24 hours.
- Start your free consultation
Obesity is a serious health concern which affects a large number of men, women and children worldwide. The number of obese people in the UK has trebled since 1980 and it's estimated it will continue to increase at an astonishing rate.
Being obese can lead to stress and depression as well as serious long-term health problems, which is why it's important to seek treatment as soon as possible. If you have struggled to lose weight by simply dieting and exercising, prescription treatments such as Xenical can help you to lose weight and manage your weight more effectively.
What is obesity?
Obesity is when someone is seriously overweight for their height, because their body has excess fat rather than muscle. Obesity occurs gradually over time if you consume too many calories and don't do enough physical activity to burn them off. The excess energy is stored as fat and consequently increases your body weight. Obesity is not to be confused with being overweight; you can still be overweight and live healthily, whereas someone who is obese or seriously overweight is at risk of further health issues. You can calculate whether you are suffering from obesity by using a BMI calculator.
What causes obesity?
Obesity can develop as a result of poor eating habits (a diet of foods high in calories and low in nutrients) and a lack of exercise. Other possible causes can be due to stress or insomnia; muscle loss through ageing; the use of antidepressants; or hormone problems such as an underactive thyroid and polycystic ovarian syndrome.
If your parents suffer from obesity then you stand a high chance of developing this health condition too, as it's often hereditary. Obesity does appear to run in families which suggests there is a biological link, although common dietary and exercise habits that have been passed from one generation to the next are also a significant cause.
Can obesity lead to further health problems?
If left untreated, obesity will not only bring on immediate complications such as breathlessness, difficultly sleeping and back pain when bending, but it will also lead to serious long-term illnesses. Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and coronary heart disease can develop as a direct result of obesity, as can problems during and after pregnancy.
How can I prevent obesity?
To avoid developing any unnecessary health complications, you should arrange an appointment with your doctor. Using a BMI calculation they will tell you what steps to take in order to prevent an 'overweight' condition from becoming 'obese', or whether an obesity treatment is needed straight away.
The first step to take whenever attempting to lose weight is to improve your diet and to do more physical activity. Ease away from bad habits such as eating large portions of food and make sure you are doing at least 30 minutes of exercise a day.
If you are worried about speaking to your doctor about obesity, we can also offer confidential advice as part of our service. All you need to do is get in touch with us and start a free consultation.
How can I treat obesity?
There are several ways to approach this solution. Over the counter slimming pills are a popular choice although, as with many herbal supplements, weight loss claims are not always guaranteed.
If dieting and exercise has proved unsuccessful, you can request a course of Xenical tablets from your doctor or from HealthExpress online. Xenical is the only prescription medication for treating obesity that has been proven to be more effective than slimming pills and carries fewer side effects when compared to surgical procedures.
Surgery restricts the amount of food a person can eat. Common methods include gastric band surgery, gastric bypass, bilopancreatic diversion and sleeve gastrectomy. A private operation performed by a surgeon can cost as much as £20,000. Side effects include swelling, bruising and scarring.
Can I buy prescription treatment online?
Xenical can be prescribed to patients who have a BMI of 30 or above, or to those who have a BMI of over 27 and other health complications. A course of Xenical tablets can be ordered and purchased online from any reputable online pharmacy or clinic. To order your treatment today, start a free consultation with us; it's free of charge and takes only a few minutes to complete.

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