How To Break Free From Obesity And Diabetes w/ Prof. Naveed Sattar (Ep-55)
In this episode of Sweet Liberation Podcast, we are interviewing Prof. Naveed Sattar. Professor Naveed Sattar is a leading expert in metabolic medicine at the University of Glasgow, specializing in diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and obesity. He focuses on researching the biological links between metabolic disorders and broader health outcomes.
In today’s episode, Naveed joins Nabila to talk about why obesity and diabetes are becoming more common and how our diets and lifestyle play a big role. He explains three important elements that create a tough environment for people to stay healthy.
Nabila and Naveed discuss and list out certain small, simple changes that can lead to big health improvements over time. Naveed shares personal tips from his journey that help in gradually building healthier habits.
The discussion dives into why it’s so hard to avoid unhealthy food, especially for people in poorer areas, the staggering increase in type 2 diabetes among people under 40, and how genetics and environment can make it harder for some people to lose weight. Naveed explains why we need to stop judging people with obesity and the best ways to support them instead.
Join us today as we dive into breaking free from the obesity and diabetes crisis, improving your health with small, sustainable steps, why understanding the challenges people face can help us all do better, the role of policy and cultural changes in fighting obesity, and much more.
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Prof. Naveed Sattar
Professor Naveed Sattar is a leading expert in metabolic medicine at the University of Glasgow, specializing in diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and obesity. He focuses on researching the biological links between metabolic disorders and broader health outcomes.
