Tag Archives: Doctor Aseem Malhotra

Cardiologist Tells Piers Morgan Exercise Is Useless For Obesity

January 28, 2021News, VideosAction on Sugar, anti-sugar campaigner, Big Sugar, Doctor Aseem Malhotra, How Much Sugar Is Safe?, sugardam_admin

On Tuesday I was asked on Good Morning Britain to take part in a discussion on why Britain was suffering an obesity crisis? Read more… Cardiologist Tells Piers Morgan Exercise Is Useless For Obesity

What’s driving our healthcare system failure?

January 24, 2021Book, Dr Aseem Events, VideosDoctor Aseem Malhotra, Doctor Aseem's first book, health book, The Malhotra Methoddam_admin

A 2 minute video message from Dr Aseem Malhotra.

The Malhotra Method

January 21, 2021Book, Dr Aseem EventsDoctor Aseem Malhotra, Doctor Aseem's first book, health book, The Malhotra Methoddam_admin

After much demand I’ll be co-hosting a 2 hour webinar with lifestyle physiologist Richard Stantiford on how to optimise metabolic health. Starting with a 30 minute PowerPoint presentation via zoom there will 90 minutes for a discussion and Q&A from the audience.

‘The Handbook of Health for our Time’ – Mark Hyman

August 25, 2020BookDoctor Aseem Malhotra, Doctor Aseem's first book, health bookdam_admin

I’m delighted to share that my new health book, The 21 Day Immunity Plan – How to Rapidly Improve Your Metabolic Health and Resilience to Fight Infection, is officially released. It was quite a mammoth task to write in six weeks but with the help of a great publishing team at Hodder, we’ve made it happen.

Too much medicine is killing us

December 14, 2015Features on Dr Aseem, Newspaper Articles, VideosDoctor Aseem Malhotra, doctors giving medication too freely, NHS, statins, Too much medicine is killing usdam_admin

Last week I appeared on BBC Breakfast news to discuss calls from the UK’s Academy of Medical Sciences for more preventative medicines. In effect more healthy people to be taking medications to prevent the onset of disease. I have no issue with this as a concept but one of the reasons our current healthcare system is close to breaking point is that we have an overmedicated population with a total lack of transparency in the prescription of drugs. Often benefits are grossly exaggerated and side effects underplayed. If I was going to take a pill every day for many years I would want to know what is my actual benefit and what are/how common are the side effects that may interfere with my quality of life?