Our Commonly Prescribed Weight Lost Medications

Tirzepatide – For prices, see pricing tab

GIP and GLP-1

• GIP has been shown to decrease how much you eat and increase your energy expenditure, which results in weight loss. When combined with a GLP-1 receptor agonist, this may result in greater positive effects on blood glucose and body weight. GIP and GLP-1 are both natural incretin hormones.
• Administered via a weekly injection.
• Helps your pancreas to boost insulin production, promoting a healthier metabolic response.
• Decreasing food intake and slowing down how fast food travels through your digestive tract. This may help you feel full more quickly, feel fuller for a longer period, and reduce how much food you eat.
• A powerful addition in your weight loss journey, working to optimize your body’s natural processes.

Semaglutide – For prices, see pricing tab

GLP-1

• GLP-1 receptors help to regulate your appetite and how much you eat. It closely mimics a natural hormone in the body called incretin, which is made primarily in our digestive tract.
• Safe & Effective Once Weekly Injection
• It targets the brain centers that regulate appetite, especially after eating, which may help you eat less.
• It slows down how quickly the stomach empties, which makes you feel fuller for longer
• improve insulin resistance. This allows calories and fat to be burned, while improving energy.
• FDA Approved for Weight Loss

B12:

• Boosts energy levels
• Helps with brain function
• Forms healthy red blood cells
• May reduce the risk of macular degeneration
• May improve mood and symptoms of depression
• May improve heart health by decreasing homocysteine
  
  

Lipo MIC:

• Lipotropic injections contain substances that help get rid of fats in the liver and contribute to reducing fat production.
• Clinical studies reveal lipotropic agents have other beneficial functions. It lowers cholesterol and lowers blood sugar levels. Examples of lipotropic agents are vitamin B12, methionine, inositol, and choline or MIC.
• Vitamin B12: It plays a role in maintaining healthy nerve cells. It helps in RNA and DNA production, which are the building blocks of the body. Vitamin B12 is also known to boost energy. Vitamin B12 breaks down carbohydrates, fats, and proteins as a lipotropic agent.
• Methionine: This is an amino acid that prevents fat build-up and removes it from the liver. It serves as an antioxidant as it eliminates heavy metals from the body. Similar to vitamin B12, it aids in relieving fatigue.
• Inositol: This is referred to as vitamin B8. It doesn’t dissolve fats; instead, it regulates your insulin and hormone levels. As a mild lipotropic agent, it breaks down fats and redistributes them in the body. At the same time, it reduces low-density lipoprotein or bad cholesterol.
• Choline: Choline is referred to as vitamin B4. Like inositol, choline is not a vitamin but a nutrient. It speeds up metabolism and helps the body burn fat that keeps the liver healthy.
  
  

Contrave:

• Daily tablets
• Decrease appetite and how much you eat
• Curb hunger and food cravings

Qsymia:

• A once-daily oral medication
• Clinically proven weight-management results in adults and children ages 12-17
• It is thought to reduce your appetite — giving you all-day hunger control.
• help you feel full and control cravings.

Phentermine (Adipex):

• A once-daily oral medication
• decreases your appetite.
• Make you less hungry or it can help you feel full longer.