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Adults struggling with their weight may soon be offered a weekly injection to help remove unhealthy fat.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Treatment makes people feel fuller, so they eat less and are less hungry. In trials, used in conjunction with a healthy diet and exercise, he helped obese people lose a tenth of their body weight, about 13 kg on average.<\/p>\n
The National Institute for Excellence in Health and Care is recommending that it be made available to the National Health Service, according to BBC.<\/a><\/p>\n Obese people should talk to their GP about losing weight safely.<\/p>\n Some manage it only through diet and exercise.<\/p>\n Other treatments include:<\/b><\/p>\n orlistat – a pill that stops the body from absorbing some of the fat in food<\/p>\n liraglutide, called Saxenda – a daily injection that makes people feel fuller and less hungry<\/p>\n a gastric band – placed around the stomach to make people feel fuller<\/p>\n a gastric bypass or bariatric surgery to remove or alter part of the digestive system.<\/p>\n Obesity affects about one in four adults in the UK and increases the risk of other serious health conditions.<\/p>\n In 2018-19, 11,117 hospitalizations in England were linked to obesity.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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