Weight loss has never been an easy feat, especially when you struggle to lose weight just by changing your diet and activity levels alone. Genetics, metabolism, and hormonal imbalances can all have negative effects on weight and make it incredibly hard to get the weight off without sufficient support.
This is where weight loss injections like Saxenda come in, to help treat obesity in those unable to lose weight without medical support. But what is Saxenda, and how does it work?
In today’s society, weight discrimination remains a prevalent issue that affects individuals in various settings, including the workplace. In fact, more than two thirds of employees in the UK see it happen in their workplace, with 47% believing it to be a serious problem. The stigma of obesity is disproportionate considering its status as a disease that is often difficult to overcome with just diet and exercise alone.
In this deep dive, the team at Bodyline are hoping to help you understand the role weight plays in fertility treatments, with scientifically backed advice and discussion. For those who struggle with losing weight, we explain how groundbreaking options to aid in weight loss has made this a less daunting task when trying for a baby – thanks to medical weight loss treatments such as GLP-1 injections.
Mounjaro, also known as tirzepatide, is a prescription only weight loss injectable therapy that is garnering attention all over social media for its effectiveness in promoting weight loss.
Originally developed by pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly as a treatment for individuals with type 2 diabetes, Mounjaro has shown remarkable impact on weight management, potentially revolutionising the approach to treating obesity.
In recent years, weight loss injections have gained significant popularity as a potential tool for individuals struggling with weight management. Saxenda, a GLP-1 receptor agonist injection, has been widely recognised for its effectiveness in promoting weight loss.
However, for those who may not be approved for a prescription to Saxenda, there are other medical weight loss alternatives that can be considered based on medical history, BMI, lifestyle, and your individual weight loss goals.
Losing weight can be a challenge for anyone, no matter what their goals are. However, that’s usually because attempts to lose weight leave us feeling hungry as we eat less and can’t get used to the reduced calorie diet.
Fad diets that have us only drinking milkshakes and eating salad leaves are unsustainable and boring, and mean that the average person is likely to try (and fail) 126 fad diets throughout their lifetimes. But what if there was another way?
Medical weight loss solutions have been gaining significant attention in news, media outlets, and all-over social media recently thanks to their unprecedented results.
However, medicated weight loss treatments for obesity have been available for many years, and when paired with clinical support they have been proven to completely change the game for those who struggle to lose weight with diet and exercise alone.
Scientists and researchers have now concluded that the weekly injections could help millions of people with their cardiovascular health problems. The study by University College London saw improvement in the more than 17,000 over-44s that took part. Though the results have not been published in a journal yet, the exciting news made headlines as the clinical leads announced that semaglutide could have a positive impact on heart health. The health indicators that improved included blood sugar, blood pressure or inflammation, as well as direct effects on the heart muscle and vessels.
Slimming pens, weight loss jabs, slimming jabs, or weight loss injections: no matter how they are described or marketed, they are susceptible to a ferocious black market causing dangers to desperate buyers.
At Bodyline Clinics, we are terribly concerned about the almost daily news reports of the dangerous side effects and impacts of illegal weight loss medications being sold to unsuspecting people who are looking to lose weight.
Here at Bodyline, we want to help those struggling with their weight explore all the options available before considering gastric weight loss. Our 17 years of experience in medicated weight loss programmes mean we are well equipped to offer alternative approaches to help individuals successfully achieve their weight loss goals without undergoing surgery.
