Obesity in New Zealand
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New Zealand, a country located in Australia and Oceania, had an adult obesity rate of 30.8% in 2016, ranking it 22nd globally. This high rate of obesity has led to a significant focus on health and wellness in the country, with numerous healthcare facilities and programs dedicated to weight loss and healthy living.
Obesity in New Zealand[edit | edit source]
In 2016, New Zealand's adult obesity rate was 30.8%, making it one of the countries with the highest obesity rates in the world. This has led to a significant increase in health-related issues such as diabetes, heart disease, and certain types of cancer. The government and health organizations have implemented various strategies to combat this issue, including promoting physical activity, healthy eating, and regular health checks.
Healthcare Facilities for Weight Loss[edit | edit source]
New Zealand is home to several well-known healthcare facilities that focus on weight loss and healthy living. These include:
- Waipuna Hotel and Conference Centre: This facility offers a comprehensive weight loss program that includes dietary advice, exercise programs, and support groups.
- Les Mills International: A global fitness company based in New Zealand, Les Mills offers a variety of fitness classes and programs designed to help individuals lose weight and improve their overall health.
- Weight Watchers New Zealand: A branch of the international weight loss company, Weight Watchers New Zealand offers a program that includes a personalized diet plan, regular meetings for support and motivation, and tools to track progress.
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