Obesity has emerged as a significant global health crisis, with the World Health Organization (WHO) warning that it is driven by sedentary lifestyles, unhealthy diets, and reduced physical activity. A study by Imperial College London indicates that obesity rates have increased in nearly all European and high-income countries over the past 45 years. However, some countries are witnessing a plateau or decline in obesity rates. For instance, while the United States has a high obesity rate of 43% among women, the growth has slowed. Similarly, the United Kingdom and Finland report stagnation in adult obesity rates. Notably, Italy has seen a 14% decline in obesity rates among women, while Spain reports a 13% decrease. In contrast, India faces a rising obesity crisis, now ranking as the third most obese country globally, with 7% of children classified as obese. The National Family Health Survey indicates that obesity levels in India have steadily increased over the last decade, highlighting the urgent need for public health interventions.