Feeling confident is essential to staying motivated and achieving your weight loss goals. Being confident in yourself, confident in your plan and process, and confident in your skin is vital as they push you to continue your healthy journey even when it is not going as quickly as you want.
If diet and exercise alone have not and will not help with your weight loss attempts, it may be time to find a solution that is guaranteed to see weight loss results like the medical weight loss programmes at Bodyline.
When it comes to weight loss, many individuals believe that simply following a strict diet and exercise regimen will lead to successful results.
However, the reality is that weight loss is often more complex than that. Hormones play a significant role in regulating our metabolism, appetite, and fat storage, making them crucial factors to consider in the weight loss journey.
But what are the hormones, and how do they have an impact on our weight? Here at Bodyline, we want to help you find out, so you can understand why weight loss and obesity treatment isn’t as easy as some seem to assume.
Menopause is a natural phase in a woman’s life that brings about significant hormonal changes and various symptoms. While some women may find adequate support and treatment options through their GPs and doctor’s surgeries, others may prefer to seek specialized care at a private menopause clinic. Wait lists, generalised care plans, and minimal support have meant that more and more menopausal women seek treatments for their symptoms outside of national healthcare and go down the route of private clinics.
If you’ve been researching the best way to lose weight, you’re sure to have heard the term ‘calorie deficit’ thrown around. Counting calories as part of an effort to lose weight is nothing new, but why is there a sudden fixation on calorie deficits in the weight loss world, and what does it do for weight loss?
When it comes to working out, feeling confident and comfortable in your workout clothes can make all the difference. The right workout attire not only encourages you to move more, but it enhances your performance, flatters your figure, all while boosting your self-confidence and motivation.
Whether you’re hitting the gym, going for a run, or attending a yoga class, choosing the best workout clothes for your body type can help you look and feel your best.
Here at Bodyline, we’re all about encouraging workouts and physical movements, so we want to explore the top workout clothes that can flatter different body figures to help you achieve your fitness goals while on your weight loss journey.
By now we should all have heard of the incredible weight loss results from GLP-1 receptor agonist medications and their ever-growing popularity. All over the UK, people are searching for access to ‘game changing’ medications to solve their weight problems.
Searches for semaglutide, tirzepatide and liraglutide (brand names WeGovy/Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Saxenda respectively) have increased dramatically in the past year, and interest continues to rise.
That’s because for the first time ever, there seems to be a potential long-term solution to the obesity epidemic that has afflicted the world over the past 30 years.
If you’re on a weight loss journey and are prescribed medication to aid in this process, it’s essential to manage your medication intake effectively during Ramadan to ensure both your health and adherence to religious obligations.
Menopausal women are the fastest growing demographic in the UK workforce with a third of the UK’s female population, around 13 million women, currently in the perimenopause or menopause stage of life. Menopausal age women between 45 and 54 make up 11% of the UK working demographic and 23% of all women in employment.
Menopause, whilst a natural life transition that half the population will go through, has traditionally been a taboo subject particularly between men and women. A UCL-led study carried out in May 2021 found that 9 out 10 women were never educated about the menopause – it’s therefore no stretch to conclude that men have generally been even less informed on what to expect and how to deal with it, especially in the workplace.
Despite the enormous popularity of WeGovy and its incredible impact on weight loss, a shortage of the injectable weight loss therapy has been ongoing in recent months.
The semaglutide-containing injection has been dubbed “game-changing” for the treatment of obesity, and demand has been high, but manufacturer Novo Nordisk has struggled to keep up and has only released limited stock.
Obesity has been an increasingly concerning potential for change in the world. Impacting millions of people already, there is no surprise that its effect on society is far reaching. Global health, individual wellbeing, the economy, and the workplace: obesity’s wrath knows no bounds.
