Introduction

If you are serious about losing weight and improving your health, then you will need to make some changes to your usual eating habits and physical activity levels. But rather than simply focusing on what weight you want to get to, we are encouraging you to think about: 

  • What concerns you most about your weight and lifestyle
  • What things have stopped you from being a healthier weight, and
  • What changes you can make to address them.

These could be to with your eating or activity habits or how you think, feel (and react) about food and your weight.

Before you can make changes you need to have a clear picture of what you are doing now and want to achieve – and also work through any potential pitfalls. The following sections will guide you through that.

News

NGO support - Salt Reduction Letter to Andrew Lansley

Click here to read the letter [Adobe Acrobat PDF - 256.48 KB]

 

Visit the NOF regional website

Visit our regional website to find out more about our work around England and Wales.

 

NOF publishes new position statement on Very Low Energy Diets (VLED)

The National Obesity Forum is recommending new standards for the management of obese people seeking to lose weight using Very Low Energy Diets (also referred to as Very Low Calorie Diets). Download the position statement here. [Adobe Acrobat PDF - 209.95 KB]
 

 

Tam Fry on Radio 4 Today program

Today, Thursday 8th July 2010, Tam Fry was on the BBC Radio 4 Today program. Click Here to visit the BBC page and hear the item.

 

Visit the EOF

The European Obesity Forum website can be visited at www.obesityforum.eu