Lose Up To 26% Body Weight with Telehealth, Coaching, Vitamins & Lifestyle Guides

Semaglutide and tirzepatide are both GLP-1 receptor agonists. The main difference between the two drugs is that tirzepatide also targets the GIP receptor. This addition is believed to increase tirzepatide’s efficacy for weight loss. In a head to head study, patients taking tirzepatide for weight loss saw an additional 4.3% reduction in weight in 6 months with the same amount of side effects as those patients that were taking semaglutide. You can read the referenced study here.

All prescription medications come with a risk of side effects. With medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide, some users report side effects including nausea, fatigue, and other general digestive discomfort. This is why we also offer coaching as a part of our treatment plans. The coaching visits can help to identify and mitigate side effects that may be caused by the prescription medications. However, any side effects should also be discussed with your healthcare provider during physician visits.

Studies have shown that overweight patients without diabetes can lose up to 26% of their body weight over 12 – 16 weeks. You can see the respective studies here and here.

Every patient’s weight loss journey is different and individual expectations can vary greatly. During a patient’s care coaching session, adjustments can be discussed if a patient is not happy with their current weight loss and problems can be identified that may be contributing to a lower rate of weight loss than what would be expected.

Both semaglutide and tirzepatide target the GLP-1 receptor while tirzepatide also targets the GIP receptor. These receptors are responsible for regulating blood sugar, regulating fat metabolism, and regulating appetite. When a patient takes semaglutide or tirzepatide, the drugs help to lower a person’s appetite by delaying stomach emptying which leads to patients not eating as much or as frequently. These drugs also help to regulate blood sugar and increase the amount of fat your body uses for energy. This means that you will have less blood sugar spikes throughout the day leading to a healthier metabolism and your body will begin to utilize fat stores as a primary energy source. 

Your coach will discuss topics including medication side effects, exercise, portion control, nutrition, and other helpful tools that help patients along their weight loss journeys. This is also a great time to discuss any potential barriers that may be blocking a patient from achieving their weight loss goals such as stress or lack of proper recovery.

In the majority of the United States, no, patients do not need to have a video call with a physician prior to receiving their medication. However, a few states do require that patients have a video call with a physician. These states include: Arizona, Washington DC, Delaware, Missouri, New Mexico, Rhode Island, and West Virginia. Currently, we do not service the state of Louisiana but patients residing in the other states listed would need to speak with a physician over a video call prior to receiving their medication.

At this time, we do not accept insurance for our services.

Due to the nature of prescription medications and associated healthcare services, we are unable to offer refunds once a prescription has been issued or services have been rendered.

All medication related questions should be asked to your physician. If your physician determines that a dose change is required, you will be prescribed the new dose at no additional cost. 

Yes! All prescription medications sent to patients are coming from a licensed US based pharmacy. For more information related to our pharmacy partners, you can visit our pharmacy contact page.

A healthy diet is fundamental to long term success. This is why we provide guides to help with nutrition while also providing one-on-one coaching to help our patients build healthy habits that last a lifetime. Your care coach can help to build nutritional expectations for those that are just starting out or patients that have tried diets before. 

We recommend our patients track their weight and take body measurements on a weekly basis. This should be done on the same day of each week around the same time to minimize possible discrepancies. If you have more questions about how to take measurements or tracking, you can always talk with your care coach during your weekly session!

Absolutely! All the medications that our company provide for patients are real and provided by accredited pharmacies within the United States. To see our pharmacy partners, please visit our pharmacy contact page.