Obesity is a curse for public healthcare
system
February 23, 2006
The health committee of New Zealand’s Parliament
announced yesterday that it will hold an inquiry into obesity
as the country is under the grip of the dreaded epidemic
which threatens to collapse the public health system. Obesity
is arguably the most serious public health crisis confronting
New Zealand and it’s posing a major threat to people’s
life.
Obesity is linked to a range of conditions including type
2 diabetes, heart disease, strokes and some form of cancers.
Until and unless these problems are addressed properly,
it’s going to put huge strains on the health budget
as the number of New Zealanders requiring hospitalization
will increase.
The dreaded ailment of obesity can be taken care of with
the help of diet pills such as phentermine. Weight loss
drugs such as phentermine have proved to be of great help
for millions of people suffering from obesity.
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