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Insurers are not happy with overweight clients. They may refuse insurance in some circumstances. Lose some weight and the position will change for the better.

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Author: Dot Piper

Adjustments to your lifestyle and diet will certainly lower your premiums for life, ( critical illness ) and probably travel insurance too.

Although obese people are entitled to NHS treatment, a great many people claim that it is denied. There has been a recent survey of 70,000 hospital doctors in which it is reported that almost 50% said that patients should not be given replacement hip operations or similar. The use of free anti-obesity drugs, which you would imagine would be desirable, was challenged by a third of the doctors.

The attitude of some GP's is not helpful. Quite often the message is that you're overweight and it's time to do something about it, without any real help being offered. It also has to be said that some GP's offer real help and for patient's lucky enough to be under their care, they will offer a lot of encouragement, but it's a combined effort!

There are lots of slimming clubs offering you the chance to slim in the company of others with similar problems and they certainly seem to be extremely successful with some of their members. Some of these clubs combine exercise with diet and certainly exercise plays a large part in becoming fit and healthy.

Whilst some people find that a regime of diet and exercise, combined with a very large helping of will power and determination, will get them to their optimum weight for their age and height, others have taken more extreme action.

An operation called a gastric bypass, which costs the NHS around £12,000 per patient, is possible. It's not to be undertaken lightly and not without risks to the patient but for those who have undergone, or are about to undergo, the 5 hour operation, be assured that the results are amazing. This may sound extremely expensive, but treatment for an obesity-related illness such as diabetes could well cost more than this in just one year. We heard recently of one lady whose weight had reduced by 12 stone, from her heaviest, as a result of her operation. The "before and after" photographs are truly amazing and she's well on her way to a normal weight and wonderful new lifestyle.

Once down to an acceptable weight, insurance companies are more than happy to take you on, so don't delay in arranging some cover in the meantime. Remember, the more you lose, the more you'll gain in premium savings.

Log on to the Internet to find an on-line broker, who'll contact life insurance companies offering specialist help for you.