Ability to lose weight is not affected by age
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the Human Metabolism Research Unit
the Warwick Medical School
the Warwickshire Institute
the Study of Diabetes
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WISDEM
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Thomas Barber
Barber concludes:“Age
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under-60
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the United Kingdom
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Nonetheless, he suggests, “Service providers and policymakers should appreciate the importance of weight loss in older people with obesity for the maintenance of health and well-being and the facilitation of healthy aging.”The study shows, Dr. Barber says, that “Age, per se, should not contribute towards clinical decisions regarding the implementation of lifestyle management [in] older people.”The team analyzed the medical records of 242 randomly selected people who had participated in the obesity service offered by the Warwickshire Institute for the Study of Diabetes, Endocrinology, and Metabolism (WISDEM) program between 2005 and 2016.
As said here by Robby Berman