Impact of UK Healthcare Policy on Obesity and Patient Health

This report examines the impact of UK healthcare policies on obesity and patient health. It discusses the increasing rates of obesity in the UK, affecting both adults and children, and the associated health risks such as diabetes and certain cancers. The report highlights the government's efforts to reduce obesity through policies promoting healthier eating habits and increased physical activity. It also mentions the importance of providing guidance on calorie intake and exercise, as well as raising awareness about the symptoms of being overweight. The analysis also touches on the historical context of tourism and its evolution, and the government's role in supporting public health initiatives to ensure citizens' well-being. The report concludes by emphasizing the need for continuous monitoring and support to effectively address obesity and improve overall health outcomes within the UK population.

In the early age, cultural aspects, learning languages and travelling challenges restricted (Capacci, Scorcu and Vici, 2015). In 14 century
Christopher Columbus sailed westward and vasco da gama cruised to country for earn money then business travel has been integral part of
tourism industry(Cave and Brown 2012).
Early tourism started with Nomads who travelled around the world in search of
food and shelter. Main intension of this traveller is to gathered food and traded around the world and gave rise to the barter system (Capacci,
Scorcu and Vici, 2015). 1500 BC is marked as the era when the Europeans visited pyramids and thus developed the tourism for pilgrimage. Early
tourism started with Nomads who travelled around the world in search of food and shelter. Main intension of this traveller is to gathered food
and traded around the world and gave rise to the barter system (Capacci, Scorcu and Vici, 2015). 1500 BC is marked as the era when the
Europeans visited pyramids and thus developed the tourism for pilgrimage.
Current health care policy of UK government and its impact on patients
Issue – In UK, there are many people who are either overweight or obese. This include 62% adults and
28% of children.
People who are suffering from obesity or higher
weight, they have a higher chance of having
diabetes, certain type of cancers and a good deal
of other health related problems. Obesity can
make it very difficult for the people to keep their
work and this will hurt their self-esteem as well.
The policy suggests that by 2020, they want to
see a downward trend in obesity and decrease in
the weight of adults as well as children.
By having such kind of policies, people are more aware about what kind of product and food they want to eat, which is more nutritious and
good for health. At the same time these policies will tell people about the amount of workout they have to do in order to be fit and healthy.
Government will keep on giving guidance so that people will be more aware about the symptoms of being overweight and they should focus
on their health more often.
The government will also provide economic support so that people won't feel financial
crisis and they will focus on their health. It is very good by having such policies so that
the government keep their citizens fit and healthy.
There are many actions to be taken to reduce
this, and one of them is to encourage people to
eat and drink more healthy, and to be more
active in what work they are doing. These
policies are giving proper guidance on how
many calories, people need to burn in a day to
be more healthy and free from obesity.