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Lifestyle-Associated Obesity

Men's Health
Rahul MenonGender: MaleAge: 45 years (Adult) Chronicity: 3 years

Presenting Complaints & History

  • Abdominal weight gain with high waist circumference
  • Chronic fatigue, sluggishness, and heavy snoring
  • Joint pain in knees and lower back under weight load
  • Shortness of breath during mild physical activity

Clinical Assessment

Struggled with progressive weight gain due to a sedentary desk job, frequent dining out, and lack of exercise. Desired sustainable metabolic support.

Diagnostic Investigations: BMI at 30.8 (Class I Obesity); fasting insulin elevated at 18 uIU/mL; lipid panel showed high triglycerides.

Homeopathic Therapeutics & Management

Focused on improving basal metabolic rate (BMR), reducing visceral fat accumulation, and stabilizing insulin response.

Selected Constitutional Remedies: Calcarea Carbonica and Phytolacca Berry Q

Lifestyle & Nutritional Support

Low-carb high-fiber diet, brisk walking 45 mins daily, and tracking weight-to-fat parameters using our Body Fat Calculator.

Clinical Outcome

Follow-up Period: 9 months
  • Healthy, progressive weight loss of 10 kg over 9 months
  • Waist circumference reduced by 3.5 inches with resolved knee pain
  • Fasting insulin normalized to 8 uIU/mL with improved energy
  • Sustained metabolic improvement without rapid relapse
Medically reviewed by Dr. Navaneeth K. Unni
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