The study aimed to explore obesity among Mexican adults, focusing on its comorbidities, patient-reported outcomes, costs, and weight loss strategies.
Participants involved in the survey numbered 2,511 and included adults of various ages and sexes, revealing that 38.3% were overweight and 24.4% were obese with associated health issues.
A significant percentage (62.2%) attempted weight loss, often with high discontinuation rates of methods like over-the-counter products and prescription medications, emphasizing the need for better education and management of obesity issues.