GLP-1 Therapy
GLP-1 treatment for weight care
A GLP-1 medication that helps support appetite regulation and can be part of a personalized weight care plan.
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Our providers determine what’s appropriate for you based on your health history, goals and clinical evaluation.
Evidence-based medications that can support weight care as part of a comprehensive plan including lifestyle guidance and ongoing provider support.
GLP-1 treatment for weight care
A GLP-1 medication that helps support appetite regulation and can be part of a personalized weight care plan.
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GIP + GLP-1 treatment for weight care
A dual hormone medication that targets GIP and GLP-1 pathways to support appetite regulation and can be part of a personalized weight care plan.
View treatment| Feature | GLP-1 Therapy | Dual GLP-1/GIP Therapy |
|---|---|---|
| Pathway | GLP-1 receptor agonist | GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonist |
| Why patients ask | A widely recognized class of options with extensive weight-management research | Supports appetite regulation through two hormone pathways |
| Provider review | A licensed provider reviews your health history, goals and clinical factors to determine if this treatment is appropriate. | A licensed provider reviews your health history, goals and clinical factors to determine if this treatment is appropriate. |
| Follow-up | Ongoing provider support to monitor progress, answer questions and make adjustments as needed. | Ongoing provider support to monitor progress, answer questions and make adjustments as needed. |
Different uses, evidence and clinical considerations.
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Read about SermorelinThere is no single best option for everyone. Your provider considers your health history, goals, other medicines, side-effect considerations and access before recommending anything.
Every treatment has potential side effects and risks. Your provider reviews your health history, explains warnings that apply to you, and prescribes only when clinically appropriate.
Yes. NAD+ and sermorelin are separate topics from medical weight care, and any discussion still starts with an individual provider review.