The financial impact of obesity on healthcare is substantial, leading to increased spending on medical treatments and interventions. Obesity is associated with higher incidences of chronic diseases, including diabetes, heart disease, and certain cancers, which demand ongoing medical care and resources. This increased burden can strain healthcare systems and affect insurance premiums. In addition, obesity-related conditions often result in lost productivity due to illness or disability, further contributing to economic losses. Addressing obesity through prevention and treatment can ultimately reduce these financial burdens and improve overall public health.