Artisan Times

Beyond the Headlines

Health

Obesity Diabetes Causes Rising in Pakistan: Experts Warn of Lifestyle Risks

I00711

Obesity Diabetes Causes Rising in Pakistan: Experts Warn of Lifestyle Risks

Karachi: Obesity and diabetes are rising at an alarming rate in Pakistan. Our diet and lifestyle are among the main Obesity diabetes causes. Experts warn that these issues are becoming more serious each month.
Speaking on ARY News program Bakhabar Savera, Novo Nordisk Pakistan’s General Manager, Rashid Rafiq Butt, shared key insights. He said diabetes cases are increasing every month. At the same time, obesity is also growing rapidly.

Obesity Is More Than Just Weight

Rashid Rafiq Butt explained that obesity is not just weight gain. Instead, it is a disease that affects the heart and daily life. As a result, overall health also declines.
He added that a BMI above 25 should be taken seriously. This level signals a risk of obesity. Globally, experts now recognize obesity as a disease.

Lifestyle and Diet Matter

Experts say Obesity diabetes is often linked to poor lifestyle habits. For example, unhealthy food choices and late meals can harm the body. In addition, lack of physical activity increases the risk.
He noted that many people in Pakistan skip breakfast. However, they eat heavy dinners, which harms health. Therefore, a healthy breakfast is important for daily energy.

Simple Changes Can Help

Rashid Rafiq Butt advised eating fresh and seasonal foods. He also suggested eating smaller portions. Leaving a little hunger can support better health.
Moreover, daily light exercise can make a big difference. As a result, people can improve their lifestyle and reduce health risks.

Artisan Times

About Author

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You may also like

Health

Pakistan Faces Rising HIV Cases: Beauty Salons and Clinics Under the Microscope

Pakistan is experiencing a sharp increase in HIV cases, prompting experts to warn that the country is now facing a
Health

Rabies Crisis in Karachi: Over 26,000 Dog Bite Cases Reported This Year”

Karachi is facing a growing extremity as random hounds continue to hang public health. sanctioned data shows over 26,000 canine-