Yes, it is possible to reduce obesity, even abdominal obesity, but it often requires a diverse approach, professional support, consistency and patience. Here are some steps you can include in your routine:
-Choose whole grains, lean proteins (like pulses, eggs, or fish), fruits, vegetables, and healthy fats (nuts, seeds).
-Minimise refined carbohydrates, processed foods, and added sugars.
-Also try to have at least 15 minutes of walking post meals for better digestion.
-Try to practice at least 30–60 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity most days, which can include brisk walking, cycling, or swimming.
-Two to three sessions per week of weight/resistance training help build muscle, which increases calorie burning.
-Spot reduction (targeting fat in one area) is a slow process, so focus on total body fat loss and waist circumference as it is a reliable way to track reductions in abdominal fat.
-Chronic stress and poor sleep can also affect your health goals; try to get 7–8 hours of quality sleep nightly and practice breathing exercises.
Next Steps
Do consult me for a personalized evaluation, as I can help you achieve your health goal while helping you build sustainable habits.