Why Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani’s son Anant Ambani once lost 108 kg in 18 months, but he has now regained the weight due to….
Anant Ambani, the youngest son of RIL Chairman and Managing Director, Mukesh D. Ambani, has been in the spotlight recently as he completed a 170-kilometre padayatra (foot pilgrimage) from Jamnagar to Dwarka, ahead of his 30th birthday on April 10. Ambani’s padayatra is also remarkable for the fact that the strenuous journey has been undertaken surmounting the debility caused by Cushing’s Syndrome–a rare hormonal disorder–and morbid obesity, as well as asthma and a severe lung disease.
The younger son of Reliance Industries’ Mukesh Ambani is known for his deep love for animals and his “Vantara” wildlife preservation project, and he has also publicly expressed his strong belief in Sanatan. Above all, Anant Ambani’s weight has also been a topic of news. Despite trying various routines and lifestyle changes to achieve a healthy weight, Anant struggled to maintain his weight.
Why Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani’s son Anant Ambani once lost 108 kg in 18 months, but he has now regained the weight due to….
In 2016, Anant Ambani made headlines by losing an impressive 108 kgs in just 18 months, earning praise from around the world. His remarkable transformation became an inspiration for many struggling with weight loss, and his lifestyle and diet routines went viral.
Anant Ambani’s fitness trainer was Vinod Channa, a renowned trainer for several top Bollywood stars. Under Channa’s guidance, Anant displayed immense dedication and discipline, sticking to a strict training regimen. Channa closely monitored Anant’s daily calorie intake, limiting it to just 1200 calories a day. Despite his earlier weight loss success, Anant Ambani has since gained weight and now weighs 110 kgs. He is also dealing with medical challenges, including issues with body balance.
His excess weight may be linked to asthma. A 2023 study suggests that adults with asthma are more likely to develop obesity, as they are prone to gaining weight. Such individuals need to focus more on managing their weight compared to those without asthma. Anant Ambani’s weight gain is likely a result of corticosteroids, the medication commonly used to treat asthma.
According to the DNA report, Corticosteroids are effective in reducing inflammation and preventing asthma symptoms, but, like many other medications, they come with side effects. One of the most significant side effects is weight gain. These medications can increase appetite, reduce physical activity, and lead to the redistribution of fat and fluid retention, all of which contribute to weight gain.
Excess weight can restrict the lungs, leading to breathing problems. Fat tissue produces inflammatory substances that may worsen asthma by affecting the lungs.
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