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Fat Phobia and Political Correctness Hindering Obesity Treatment

While promoting body acceptance is important, it sometimes obscures the real health risks of obesity. The societal narrative around weight has often been skewed by fat phobia and political correctness. However, real change comes from drawing the line when death starts knocking, by way of conditions like metabolic syndrome, and addressing the underlying issues—both physical

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Why Diets Don’t Work

Diets, particularly restrictive ones, tend to fail because they address symptoms—short-term weight loss—without resolving the underlying issues. Precision Nutrition, on the other hand, is a science-backed approach that tailors your food intake to your body’s needs, optimizing not only weight loss but also overall health. Reviewed by Evans Mwaniki, PT Traditional diets often lead to

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Neutered Willpower; Can’t Put the Food Down

Obesity leads to systemic imbalances that go beyond physical appearance, often creating a situation where one’s willpower is “neutered”—meaning the body’s capacity for self-regulation, energy management, and mental clarity is severely compromised. Reviewed by Evans Mwaniki, PT Obesity is not just a condition of excess weight; it fundamentally alters the body’s physiology and often diminishes

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The Nairobi Obesity Treatment Center

Obesity isn’t just about looking visibly overweight. Many people who seem to have a “normal” weight may still carry dangerous levels of visceral fat, increasing their risk of diabetes, hypertension and even cancer. Our Obesity Treatment Centre and Human Performance Institute offers a range of premium, personalized services, including Gift Vouchers, Exercise Therapy, Precision Nutrition,

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Need for Obesity Re-Education For our Health Personnel

Traditionally, medical school curricula have been designed around acute care and the management of diseases—skills that are essential when treating conditions that require urgent or immediate intervention. But when it comes to chronic illnesses like obesity or cardiovascular disease, the education on long-term health strategies such as exercise and nutrition has been relatively superficial. While

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