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Obesity and being overweight is a common problem in the UK, where it is estimated to affect 1 in every 4 adults. If you are obese (with a BMI over 25), you are putting yourself at risk of a number of potentially serious health problems such as an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease and stroke. Losing weight can be challenging and takes time but the efforts are well worth the wait.

Clinically proven weight loss treatments are available to help you achieve your weight loss goals. These treatments, alongside a healthy diet and regular exercise could help you achieve 50% more weight loss than just dieting alone.

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Orlistat is a licensed weight loss aid that reduces the amount of fat your body absorbs from food

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Alli from
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Alli can help you lose weight by reducing the amount of fat you absorb during digestion

from £0.37
Orlos from
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Orlos helps you lose weight by reducing the amount of fat you absorb during digestion

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Xenical from
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Xenical is a prescription weight loss medication for patients with a high BMI

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First slimming aid to reduce calorie intake from carbohydrates, sugar and fat.

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What is considered a healthy diet?

A healthy diet is balanced, with all the major food groups represented at each meal such as the following in moderate portions throughout the day:

  • protein (pulses, meat, fish, poultry, milk)
  • carbohydrates (starchy foods and bread)
  • fat (butter, oils, and certain foods including avocado and nuts)
  • minerals and vitamins from fruit and vegetables, which also provide fibre
  • Water (about 2 litres per day)

What is Obesity?

Obesity is a term used to describe being overweight, with a lot of body fat. Obesity is a common problem in the UK, with one in four adults categorised as obese and one in every five children aged 10 - 11.

What is Body Mass Index (BMI)?

Body Mass Index (BMI) is a measure of whether your weight is healthy for your height. A BMI of between 25 - 29.9 is considered overweight, 30 - 39.9 is obese and BMI over 40 is severely obese.

7 scientifically supported weight loss strategies

We’ve put together some of the most concurrent, effective weight loss strategies that are supported by reliable research to help you achieve your weight loss goals this year.

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How to Strengthen your Immune System

Without the essential function of the immune system, we would be vulnerable to even the most mild infection and consequently struggle to survive.

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Eat Well and Lose Weight: Alli/Orlistat Diet Plan

Alli-Orlistat can help to achieve up to 50% more weight loss than just dieting alone.

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Why Weight Loss Takes Time

Why does weight loss take time? Here's how you can speed up the process.

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Fitness Dilemmas: Sprains and Strains

Started an aerial yoga class? Joined a running club in your community? Whether you exercise occasionally or regularly, injuries can slow you down. Prevention is better than cure so here are a few tips to keep on top of your health.

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Stay Hydrated this Summer

The importance of staying hydrated this summer.

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Health Tracker

Track your health with our new free service. Just text us your weight or pain level, and we’ll update your charts.

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Fitness Trends to Try This Year

Trends change with time and economy, and fitness is no different. From yoga to Zumba, the emerging popularity of slower fitness routines have taken over.

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6 Simple Changes to Lose Weight

People gain weight when they consume more calories than their bodies need. Without an exercise regime to work off the excess energy, the body stores it for future use.

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Your Sweat for your Lunch

Will exercising as payment for your meal become a new health trend?

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Weight Loss Guide

People gain weight when they consume more calories than they need. Without an exercise regime to work off the excess energy, the body stores it as fat, for future use.

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How effective is Orlistat?

Orlistat is a weight loss medication suitable for those with a high body mass index. But how effective is it?

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Xenical vs Alli

What is the difference between these two weight loss aids and which is the one for you?

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How does Orlistat work?

If you have been struggling to shift those extra pounds, Orlistat may be an effective option to help speed up the process. It is important you understand how the medication works to help you decide whether it may be a useful option for you.

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Xenical, Alli and Orlistat - The Differences

Here are some very similar weight loss pills. How are they different?

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Reductil

Reductil is a discontinued weight loss medication that has been banned by the EU and no longer available in the UK....

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