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Posted on February 14, 2025 by Sally-Anne Turner
Weight loss injections are being talked about everywhere nowadays, from the news to celebrity gossip pages, from social media to chats in the salon; everyone wants to know what they are and how they work for weight loss. The conversation around these treatments has intensified dramatically over the past few years, with high-profile figures openly discussing their use and medical professionals increasingly recognising their role in treating obesity as a chronic health condition rather than simply a lifestyle issue.
These injections, also known as "skinny jabs" or "slimming pens", offer an additional tool to aid in weight loss alongside traditional methods like diet and exercise for those who struggle to lose weight sustainably or effectively. For many individuals, the challenge isn't a lack of willpower or effort—it's the complex interplay of hormones, metabolism, genetics, and environmental factors that make maintaining a healthy weight extraordinarily difficult. Weight loss injections address some of these underlying physiological challenges by working with the body's natural regulatory systems.
While they can be effective in achieving weight loss goals, it is crucial to understand the potential side effects that may occur. Weight loss injections should never be an impulse decision; they should be prescribed with care and used in conjunction with fully supported weight loss programmes. The safety profile of these medications has been extensively studied, but individual responses can vary considerably, and understanding what to expect is essential for anyone considering this treatment option.
In this comprehensive guide, we will explore what weight loss injections are, how they work, who can use them, and the common and uncommon side effects associated with these injections. We will also provide key considerations to remember when considering weight loss injections and discuss how Bodyline Clinic can support your weight loss journey. Whether you're just beginning to research weight loss options or you're ready to take the next step in your health journey, this guide will provide you with the detailed information you need to make an informed decision.
Weight loss injections are medications that are administered through injections to assist individuals in their weight loss efforts. These injections target specific mechanisms in the body that regulate appetite, metabolism, and fat storage. Unlike over-the-counter supplements or diet pills, these are prescription medications that have undergone rigorous clinical testing and have been approved by regulatory bodies such as the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) in the UK.
By stimulating the release of certain hormones or mimicking their effects, weight loss injections can help suppress appetite, control blood sugar levels, and increase feelings of fullness and satiety. This approach can contribute to successful weight loss by ensuring users stick to a reduced-calorie diet and create a calorie deficit. The medications work at a biological level to address the hormonal imbalances that often make weight loss so challenging, particularly for individuals with obesity.
It's important to understand that weight loss injections are not a quick fix or a standalone solution. They are designed to be used as part of a comprehensive weight management programme that includes dietary modifications, increased physical activity, and behavioural support. At Bodyline Clinic, we have over 18 years of experience in prescribing these medications as part of holistic, medically supervised programmes that address all aspects of weight health.
The injections themselves are typically self-administered using pre-filled pens that are designed to be user-friendly and relatively painless. Depending on the specific medication prescribed, injections may be given once daily or once weekly. The injection is usually given subcutaneously (under the skin) in areas such as the abdomen, thigh, or upper arm. Our specialist nurses provide comprehensive training on proper injection technique to ensure patients feel confident and comfortable with the process.
Weight loss injections administer medications that activate GLP-1 or combined GLP-1 and GIP receptors in the body; these medications are known as receptor agonists. Understanding how these medications work at a biological level helps explain both their effectiveness and why certain side effects may occur.
The medications currently available to be prescribed for the treatment of obesity in the UK are the following:
Tirzepatide mimics the effects of two hormones that are naturally produced in the body; these are glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptides (GIP) and glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists. Semaglutide and Liraglutide just mimic GLP-1 receptor agonists. These naturally occurring hormones are released by your intestines after you eat and play crucial roles in regulating blood sugar, appetite, and digestion.
Both GLP-1s and GIPs are released in the gut and help individuals achieve weight loss by addressing multiple aspects of the weight management process. By mimicking the effects of GLP-1 and GIP, these injections encourage the body to:
The mechanism of action is quite sophisticated. When you inject these medications, they bind to GLP-1 receptors (and GIP receptors in the case of Mounjaro) throughout your body, including in your brain, stomach, and pancreas. In the brain, they affect the hypothalamus, which is the appetite control centre. This reduces hunger signals and increases feelings of satiety. In the stomach, they slow down the rate at which food moves through your digestive system, contributing to prolonged fullness after meals.
What makes these medications particularly effective is that they address the biological factors that make weight loss difficult, rather than simply relying on willpower. Many people who struggle with obesity have disrupted hunger and satiety signals—their bodies don't effectively communicate when they're full, or they experience persistent hunger even after eating adequate calories. Weight loss injections help restore more normal signalling, making it genuinely easier to eat less without feeling constantly deprived.
The duration of action varies between medications. Saxenda (liraglutide) has a shorter half-life and needs to be injected daily, while WeGovy (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirzepatide) have longer half-lives, allowing for once-weekly dosing. This difference in dosing frequency is one factor that patients and clinicians consider when selecting the most appropriate medication for an individual's lifestyle and preferences.
Weight loss injections are typically prescribed to individuals who are living with obesity, have a high body mass index (BMI), or are struggling with weight-related health problems such as type-2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular problems. These medications represent an important treatment option for people whose weight is significantly impacting their health and quality of life.
It is essential to consult with regulated healthcare professionals such as Bodyline who are experienced and specialise in weight management to determine if weight loss injections are suitable for you depending on your medical history, your individual needs, and your weight loss goals. A thorough medical assessment is required before starting treatment to ensure safety and appropriateness.
Generally, you may be eligible for weight loss injections if you have a BMI of 30 or above (classified as obese) or a BMI of 27 or above with at least one weight-related health condition such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or sleep apnoea. The specific eligibility criteria can vary slightly depending on which medication is being considered and individual clinical circumstances.
However, not everyone who meets the BMI criteria is automatically suitable for treatment. There are several contraindications and situations where weight loss injections may not be appropriate. These include pregnancy or planning to become pregnant, breastfeeding, a personal or family history of certain types of thyroid cancer, a history of pancreatitis, severe gastrointestinal disease, or certain other medical conditions. This is why a comprehensive medical assessment with an experienced prescriber is so important.
Age is also a consideration. Weight loss injections are typically prescribed for adults aged 18 and over. For patients over 70, additional considerations may apply, and treatment decisions are made on an individual basis, taking into account overall health status, other medications, and potential benefits versus risks. Our specialised support for patients aged 70 and over ensures that older adults receive appropriate care tailored to their specific needs.
Certain medications can interact with weight loss injections, so a full medication review is essential. If you're taking insulin or certain diabetes medications, dosage adjustments may be needed when starting weight loss injections to prevent low blood sugar. Similarly, if you're on medications that slow gastric emptying or affect gut motility, careful consideration is required.
At Bodyline Clinic, our experienced clinical team conducts thorough assessments that include reviewing your medical history, current medications, weight loss goals, previous weight loss attempts, and any weight-related health conditions. We also check blood pressure and, where appropriate, may recommend blood tests to assess overall health status before commencing treatment. This comprehensive approach ensures that weight loss injections are prescribed safely and appropriately.
Weight loss injections are primarily indicated for individuals who are obese with a BMI of over 30-35. The medications were developed specifically to treat obesity as a chronic disease, and the clinical evidence supporting their use is based on studies in people meeting these criteria.
However, according to guidance from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), some injections may be prescribed to individuals with BMIs classifying them as overweight (higher than 27) who have weight-related health problems. This recognises that even at a BMI below 30, excess weight can contribute to serious health conditions that benefit from medical intervention.
Dr Morgan Toerien, a weight, health, and wellness practitioner here at Bodyline explained the caution we must take when we may see celebrities and online influencers reaching for them to lose weight, despite not being obese in the first place.
"With these instances one must be very careful. Everybody has a natural set point for their weight, but if people are using these medications and their set point is in the normal range anyway, then they are creating an environment where there's too much of those hormones. That breakdown is beyond what is physiologically healthy."
"You'll probably find that people will take them to lose the weight and then stop taking them and the weight will go back on. They'll end up with that up and down yo-yo effect, which is far less healthy than long term sustainable kind of weight loss. This is especially the case when users are not incorporating diet and exercise, not modifying their lifestyle. But also, if you haven't really got the amount of weight to lose, you can do a lot of harm to your body by losing too much."
The concern about inappropriate use of weight loss injections is not merely theoretical. There have been increasing reports of people with normal or only slightly elevated BMIs seeking these medications for cosmetic weight loss rather than health reasons. This misuse can lead to several problems: unnecessary side effects, potential nutritional deficiencies from excessive weight loss, development of disordered eating patterns, and shortage of medication for people who genuinely need it for obesity treatment.
If you are not obese or overweight with weight health complications and are seeking weight loss injections it is crucial to note that any providers willing to prescribe weight loss injections to you may not be regulated and may be providing unlicensed or black-market medications. The rise in demand for these medications has unfortunately led to an increase in unregulated sources, including online sellers, beauty salons, and social media vendors offering injections without proper medical oversight.
Be sure to read our guide on how to ensure your provider is safe before buying any weight loss injection online, through social media, or through questionable sources. Red flags to watch for include: no requirement for a medical consultation, inability to verify the prescriber's credentials, prices that seem too good to be true, medications shipped from overseas without proper documentation, and providers who cannot demonstrate CQC regulation or professional registration.
At Bodyline, we take our responsibility as healthcare providers seriously. We will only prescribe weight loss injections to individuals who meet the clinical criteria and for whom the benefits outweigh the risks. If you don't meet the eligibility criteria for injectable medications, we can discuss alternative options such as Phentermine or Diethylpropion, which may be more appropriate for your situation, or we can provide guidance on evidence-based lifestyle interventions.
Weight loss injections, like any medication, can have potential side effects, though not everyone will experience these side effects, and their severity may vary from person to person. Understanding what side effects might occur, why they happen, and how to manage them is an important part of making an informed decision about treatment. It's worth noting that most side effects are temporary and tend to improve as your body adjusts to the medication, typically within the first few weeks of treatment.
The majority of side effects associated with weight loss injections are gastrointestinal in nature. This is because the medications work partly by slowing gastric emptying—the rate at which food moves from your stomach into your intestines. Whilst this mechanism is beneficial for weight loss (it helps you feel fuller for longer), it can also cause digestive discomfort, particularly when you first start treatment or when your dose is increased.
Nausea – Clinical studies identified nausea as the most common side effect, the feeling of wanting to be sick, or your stomach feeling uncomfortable. This occurs because the medication is slowing down your digestive system, and food stays in your stomach longer than you're accustomed to. Nausea is most common during the first few weeks of treatment and typically when starting a new, higher dose. This should subside as your body gets used to the medication, but if it persists then speak to your prescriber or specialist healthcare provider to discuss options and potential remedies.
To manage nausea, try eating smaller, more frequent meals rather than large portions. Avoid foods that are very fatty, spicy, or rich, as these can exacerbate nausea. Eating slowly and chewing thoroughly can also help. Some patients find that ginger tea or ginger supplements help settle their stomach. If nausea is severe or persistent, your prescriber may recommend adjusting your dose or trying anti-nausea medication.
Vomiting – Like nausea, vomiting should go away on its own as your body gets used to the weight loss injections. However, persistent vomiting should not be ignored, and you should seek assistance from your specialist healthcare provider. Be sure to eat plain, bland foods if you are suffering from vomiting to settle the stomach. Vomiting is less common than nausea but can occur, particularly if you eat too much or too quickly whilst on the medication.
If you experience vomiting, it's important to stay hydrated. Sip water or clear fluids regularly, but avoid drinking large amounts at once as this can trigger more vomiting. Stick to bland, easily digestible foods like toast, crackers, or plain rice when you're ready to eat again. If vomiting persists for more than 24 hours or if you're unable to keep any fluids down, contact your healthcare provider immediately as this could lead to dehydration.
Diarrhoea or constipation – Your gastrointestinal system is impacted by the medications, meaning bowel movements can be altered causing either diarrhoea or constipation. This is usually temporary and will subside as your body gets used to the medication, but if this persists in causing issues, seek medical advice from your prescriber or a healthcare professional. Interestingly, some patients experience diarrhoea whilst others experience constipation, and individual responses can vary.
For diarrhoea, stay well hydrated and consider reducing your intake of high-fat foods, caffeine, and artificial sweeteners, which can worsen symptoms. Probiotic supplements may help restore normal gut bacteria. For constipation, increase your fibre intake gradually through fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, drink plenty of water, and try to maintain regular physical activity. If constipation is severe, your healthcare provider may recommend a gentle laxative.
Headaches or dizziness – While rarer than gastrointestinal side effects, some people have reported headaches or dizziness when using weight loss injections, however this generally goes away on its own. Headaches may occur as your body adjusts to the medication and changes in eating patterns. Dizziness can sometimes be related to dehydration, low blood sugar (particularly if you're also taking diabetes medication), or changes in blood pressure.
To manage headaches, ensure you're drinking adequate water throughout the day, as dehydration is a common trigger. Maintain regular sleep patterns and try to manage stress levels. If headaches are persistent or severe, keep a diary of when they occur and what you were doing, eating, or drinking beforehand—this can help identify triggers. For dizziness, stand up slowly from sitting or lying positions, and if you feel dizzy, sit down immediately to prevent falls.
Fatigue – Feeling low energy or consistently tired is usually due to other side effects such as vomiting, or if you are not eating enough. This can be improved if you adjust your diet and consume more energy, or when other side effects subside. It's important to remember that whilst weight loss injections reduce appetite, you still need to consume adequate calories and nutrients to maintain your energy levels and overall health.
If you're experiencing fatigue, review your daily calorie intake with your healthcare provider or nutritionist. You may need to ensure you're eating enough protein, complex carbohydrates, and healthy fats to sustain your energy. Also consider your sleep quality—are you getting 7-8 hours of restful sleep each night? Regular physical activity, even gentle walking, can actually help boost energy levels despite seeming counterintuitive when you're tired.
Injection site reactions – Some people experience redness, swelling, itching, or mild pain at the injection site. These reactions are usually mild and resolve on their own within a few days. To minimise injection site reactions, rotate your injection sites (don't inject in the same spot repeatedly), allow the medication to come to room temperature before injecting, and ensure you're using proper injection technique. If you notice signs of infection such as increasing redness, warmth, or pus, contact your healthcare provider.
Reduced appetite – Whilst this is technically the desired effect of the medication, some patients find that their appetite is reduced to the point where they struggle to eat enough. It's important to ensure you're still consuming adequate nutrition even when you don't feel hungry. Focus on nutrient-dense foods and consider eating on a schedule rather than waiting until you feel hungry.
Pancreatitis – The swelling of the pancreas, known as acute pancreatitis, is a rare side effect of GLP-1 receptor agonist medications. If you have prolonged pain in the abdomen area with a fever and vomiting, these are signs of pancreatitis, and you should cease the medication and seek medical attention. Most people with drug induced pancreatitis get better within a week. The pain associated with pancreatitis is typically severe and persistent, often radiating to the back, and worsens after eating.
Risk factors for pancreatitis include a history of gallstones, high triglyceride levels, excessive alcohol consumption, and previous episodes of pancreatitis. If you have any of these risk factors, make sure your prescriber is aware before starting treatment. Whilst pancreatitis is rare, it's important to be aware of the symptoms and seek immediate medical attention if they occur, as untreated pancreatitis can be serious.
Gallbladder disease – GLP-1 injections are associated with gallbladder disease because the injections inhibit the gallbladder's ability to empty. The gallbladder stores bile. While rare, instances of gallbladder disease have been reported, so if you have pain in your abdomen as well as a fever, dark urine, and drops in blood pressure, seek medical attention. Symptoms of gallbladder problems typically include pain in the upper right abdomen, particularly after eating fatty meals, nausea, and sometimes yellowing of the skin or eyes.
Rapid weight loss itself (regardless of method) can increase the risk of gallstones, which is why medically supervised weight loss that isn't too rapid is important. If you have a history of gallbladder problems, this should be discussed with your prescriber before starting treatment. In some cases, patients may be advised to have their gallbladder monitored during treatment.
Hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) – This is primarily a concern for people who are also taking insulin or certain diabetes medications. Weight loss injections can improve blood sugar control, which is beneficial, but when combined with other diabetes medications, blood sugar can drop too low. Symptoms include shakiness, sweating, confusion, rapid heartbeat, and feeling weak or hungry. If you have diabetes, your other medications may need to be adjusted when starting weight loss injections.
Changes in heart rate – Some patients experience a slight increase in resting heart rate. This is usually mild and not clinically significant, but if you notice palpitations or a significantly elevated heart rate, inform your healthcare provider. Regular monitoring is part of a safe treatment programme.
Kidney problems – In rare cases, particularly in patients who become dehydrated from vomiting or diarrhoea, kidney function can be affected. This is why staying well hydrated is so important, and why regular medical monitoring is essential, especially if you have pre-existing kidney issues.
While these side effects are less common, it is crucial to be aware of them and consult with a healthcare professional if you experience any unusual symptoms. At Bodyline Clinic, our patients have regular check-ins with our nursing team, allowing us to monitor for side effects, adjust treatment as needed, and provide support throughout the weight loss journey. This ongoing clinical oversight is one of the key differences between obtaining medication through a proper medical programme versus unregulated sources.
When considering weight loss injections, it is important to keep the following key points in mind. Making an informed decision about any medical treatment requires understanding not just the potential benefits, but also the responsibilities and commitments involved. Weight loss injections are powerful tools, but they work best when used appropriately and as part of a comprehensive approach to health.
Weight loss injections should only be used under the guidance and supervision of a healthcare professional. They will assess your eligibility, provide personalized recommendations, and monitor your progress to ensure safety and effectiveness. This isn't just a box-ticking exercise—proper medical assessment can identify contraindications or risk factors that might make treatment unsafe, and ongoing monitoring allows for early detection and management of any side effects that develop.
At Bodyline Clinic, all our prescribers are experienced healthcare professionals with specialist training in weight management. We're regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), which means our practices and standards are regularly inspected to ensure we're providing safe, effective care. When you attend a consultation with us, whether at one of our clinic locations across the Northwest or via our online consultation service, you'll receive a thorough assessment that considers your full medical history, current health status, and individual circumstances.
It is crucial to discuss potential side effects with your healthcare professional. They can provide you with information about common and uncommon reactions and help you understand the benefits and risks associated with weight loss injections. Don't be afraid to ask questions about anything you don't understand or any concerns you have. A good healthcare provider will take the time to ensure you're fully informed and comfortable with your treatment plan.
During your consultation at Bodyline, we'll discuss not just what side effects might occur, but also practical strategies for managing them if they do. We'll provide you with clear guidance on what symptoms are normal and expected versus what should prompt you to contact us or seek medical attention. You'll also be given information on how to reach our clinical team between appointments if you have concerns.
Weight loss injections should be used as part of a comprehensive weight management plan that includes a balanced diet, regular physical activity, and lifestyle modifications. These injections should be viewed as an aid to support overall weight loss efforts rather than a sole method for achieving weight loss. The medication makes it easier to eat less by reducing hunger and increasing satiety, but you still need to make healthy food choices and stay active to achieve optimal results.
At Bodyline, our programmes include nutritional guidance, exercise recommendations, and behavioural support alongside medication. We provide resources such as meal planning advice, calorie guidance, and tips for increasing physical activity in ways that suit your current fitness level and lifestyle. Our nurses can help you set realistic goals and develop strategies for overcoming obstacles that might derail your progress.
It's also important to understand that weight loss injections are typically a long-term treatment. When you stop taking the medication, the appetite-suppressing effects wear off, and many people find that their hunger returns and weight loss plateaus or reverses. This is why developing sustainable healthy habits during treatment is so important—these habits need to continue even after medication is stopped if you want to maintain your weight loss long-term.
Ensure that you seek weight loss injections from reputable providers who are CQC regulated and have the expertise and experience in weight management. This will help ensure the legitimacy, safety, and effectiveness of the treatment. With the increasing popularity of weight loss injections, unfortunately there has been a rise in unregulated providers, including online sellers, beauty salons, and individuals selling medication through social media.
These unregulated sources pose serious risks. The medication may be counterfeit or improperly stored, there's no proper medical assessment to determine if treatment is safe for you, there's no monitoring for side effects or complications, and there's no support if something goes wrong. There have been cases of people becoming seriously ill after using weight loss injections obtained from unregulated sources, and some counterfeit medications have been found to contain entirely different substances than claimed.
When choosing a provider, look for evidence of proper regulation (such as CQC registration), qualified healthcare professionals who are registered with professional bodies, transparent pricing and clear information about what's included in your treatment programme, and ongoing clinical support rather than just a one-off prescription. At Bodyline, we're proud of our track record of safe, effective treatment supported by our team of experienced doctors and nurses.
Whilst weight loss injections can be very effective, it's important to have realistic expectations. Weight loss typically occurs gradually over months, not weeks. Individual results vary based on factors such as starting weight, adherence to dietary and exercise recommendations, and individual metabolic factors. Most people can expect to lose between 10-20% of their starting body weight over a period of several months to a year, but this requires commitment to the full programme, not just taking the medication.
Weight loss injections are a private treatment and involve ongoing costs. You'll need to budget not just for the medication itself, but also for regular consultations and monitoring. At Bodyline, we're transparent about costs from the outset, and we offer various programme options to suit different needs and budgets. We believe that safe, effective weight loss treatment should be accessible, which is why we work to keep our programmes as affordable as possible whilst maintaining the highest standards of care.
Obesity is increasingly recognised as a chronic disease, not simply a lifestyle choice or lack of willpower. Like other chronic conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure, it often requires ongoing management. Weight loss injections are a tool for managing this chronic condition, and many people benefit from long-term treatment. This doesn't mean you've failed or that you're dependent on medication—it means you're appropriately treating a health condition that affects your wellbeing.
At Bodyline Clinic, we are CQC regulated and we specialise in medically supervised weight loss programmes that incorporate weight loss injections. Our experienced weight health nurses and doctors understand the unique challenges individuals face when it comes to weight loss. We take a personalised approach, assessing specific needs and goals to develop a tailored treatment plan that considers your medical history, lifestyle, preferences, and individual circumstances.
Our weight management programmes include comprehensive support and guidance throughout your weight loss journey. We provide ongoing monitoring, dietary guidance, behaviour modification strategies, and lifestyle recommendations to help you achieve sustainable weight loss. This isn't just about prescribing medication—it's about supporting you to develop the knowledge, skills, and habits that will help you maintain your weight loss long-term.
With over 18 years of experience and more than 100,000 patients supported, we have the expertise and track record to help you achieve your weight loss goals safely and effectively. Our team includes specialist weight loss nurses, experienced prescribers, and support staff who are all committed to providing the highest standard of care. We understand that everyone's weight loss journey is different, and we're here to support you every step of the way.
We offer weight loss injection programmes using Saxenda, WeGovy, and Mounjaro, as well as oral medication options such as Phentermine and Diethylpropion for patients who prefer not to use injections or for whom injections aren't suitable. During your initial consultation, we'll discuss all available options and help you choose the treatment that's most appropriate for your individual needs and circumstances.
Our programmes include regular review appointments where we monitor your progress, check for any side effects, adjust your treatment as needed, and provide ongoing support and encouragement. You'll also have access to our clinical team between appointments if you have questions or concerns. We provide educational resources, nutritional guidance, and practical tips to help you make sustainable changes to your eating habits and activity levels.
We have clinics located in Birkenhead, Liverpool, Manchester, St Helens, Stockport, Stoke-on-Trent, and Warrington, making it convenient for patients across the Northwest of England to access our services. We also offer online consultations for patients who prefer the convenience of remote appointments or who live outside our clinic catchment areas. Our online service provides the same high standard of care as our in-person consultations, with secure video appointments and medication delivered directly to your door.
For patients with more complex medical needs, we offer specialised support pathways including programmes for patients over 70, those with cardiovascular conditions, gastrointestinal conditions, or mental health considerations. These specialist programmes provide additional clinical oversight and tailored support to ensure treatment is safe and effective for patients with more complex health profiles.
If you are living with obesity and are struggling to lose weight and keep it off, contact us at Bodyline to see if you can make use of our evidence based medical weight loss programmes guaranteed to help with weight loss. Book a consultation at Bodyline Clinic to discuss which weight loss injection might be right for you and to receive a comprehensive assessment from our experienced clinical team. Call 0800 995 6036 or complete a contact form for a call back. Your journey to better health starts with a conversation, and we're here to help you every step of the way.
We also recognise that weight loss is just one aspect of overall health and wellbeing. That's why we offer a range of complementary services including health checks to monitor your overall health status, hormone replacement therapy for women experiencing menopausal symptoms that may be affecting their weight, and testosterone replacement therapy for men with low testosterone that may be contributing to weight gain.
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