Whether you have 100 pounds to lose or just need a few pounds off our medical weight loss program can help with that!
If you’ve ever tried to lose weight, you know how frustrating it can be. You eat healthy, exercise, and still don’t see the results you want. That’s because losing weight and keeping it off is about more than just willpower.
For many people, traditional weight loss programs don’t address the biological factors that contribute to weight gain. GLP-1s (glucagon-like peptide-1) medications help to achieve weight loss goals by tackling different systems in the body.
FAQ’s
1. How do GLP-1s work?
GLP-1 medications were originally developed to treat type 2 diabetes, but it was soon discovered that one of their side effects, reducing hunger, made them highly effective for weight loss.
GLP-1s work with your body’s natural systems to help you lose weight by:
2. How do you take GLP-1s?
GLP-1 medications are typically taken as a once-weekly injection. You use a small needle to inject the medication into fatty tissue usually in your belly. Most people find that with a little guidance from our healthcare providers and practice; it becomes a simple routine.
3. Who is a good fit for GLP-1 medications?
Anyone who needs to lose weight for their health and wellbeing. Weight loss can help lower your risk of high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes.
4. Are GLP-1s safe? What are the side effects?
GLP-1s have been extensively studied and are considered safe when prescribed and monitored by a healthcare provider. Side effects are rare and usually mild and can be managed with dose adjustments.
5. Who is not a candidate for GlP1s?
If you or a family member had a history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. A history of a serious allergic reaction to the ingredients in the GLP-1s. It is not recommended for those with type 1 diabetes.
6. How do you get the most out of your GLP-1 treatment?
GLP-1s can help you lose weight, but they aren’t a magic fix. To see the best results, you’ll need to combine them with healthy habits.
6. What happens when you stop taking GLP-1s?
There is a potential to regain the lost weight, but those chances decrease when you work with a healthcare provider to transition off the medication safely. Experts also recommend continuing to practice mindful eating and portion control as well as exercising regularly to support a healthy metabolism.
7. Where can you get GLP-1s?
Many online services now offer quick prescriptions for GLP-1s. Many don’t have full access to a patient’s medical history. That can lead to gaps in treatment, making the medication less effective or even unsafe. But going through a trusted healthcare provider is a safer option.
Choosing Wellness Plus Care Clinic gives you access to healthcare providers who ensure your medication is safe and effective, and monitor your progress and adjust treatment as needed, and help you make sustainable lifestyle changes.
8. How do I get started with the GLP-1 program?
With Wellness Plus Care, you can easily start your weight loss journey with your initial visit. Here’s how it works:
The future of GLP-1s is exciting
We have seen GLP-1s change many patients’ lives. We have improved cholesterol levels, lowered blood pressure and more; these improvements help reduce heart disease risk, and support kidney and liver health. It can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes.
If you’ve struggled with weight loss, this could be the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for.
Our healthcare providers will look at your full health history, including past and current medical conditions, family history, previous weight loss attempts, and medications. All these factors help determine if a GLP-1 medication is right for you.
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