By Matthew Lesh What if there was already a proven way to reduce obesity and improve health without government intervention? There is and it’s called Ozempic, says Matt Lesh A new study out this week claims that rising work absenteeism is being driven by obesity. There are reasons to doubt these findings. Official data from the Office for National Statistics finds that the primary reason 53 per cent of people are registered economically inactive is mental health, namely, anxiety, depression or a condition like ADHD. This did not prevent the usual suspects from using the study to demand a crack…