What is GLP-1?
GLP-1 is a hormone that manages appetite and blood sugar. Understanding its function is key to weight loss.
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Naturally produced in the intestines
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Originally developed to treat diabetes
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Reduces hunger and increases fullness
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Slows digestion so you stay satisfied longer
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Supports healthy blood sugar regulation
🧠 Signals Fullness to the Brain
Helps reduce hunger by sending signals that you’re satisfied, making it easier to eat smaller portions.
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🍽️ Slows Stomach Emptying
Food stays in your stomach longer so you feel full longer between meals.
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💉 Supports Healthy Insulin Release
Helps your pancreas release insulin when blood sugar rises after eating.
How GLP-1 Works
GLP-1 medications work with your body’s natural hormones to help reduce hunger, increase fullness, slow digestion, and support healthy blood sugar regulation. Together, these effects may support sustainable weight loss when combined with healthy lifestyle habits.
🩸 Supports Healthy Blood Sugar
Helps maintain healthier blood sugar levels throughout the day.
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⬇️ Reduces Glucagon
Helps decrease the amount of sugar released by the liver.
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⚖️ Supports Healthy Weight Loss
By reducing hunger and increasing fullness, GLP-1 medications may help support sustainable weight loss when combined with healthy eating and regular physical activity.
Choose the Plan That Fits You
Transparent monthly plans that include medication and clinical support.
Essential Support
$299/mo
- Clinical Consultation
- GLP-1 Medication
- Virtual Check-ins
Enhanced Support
$399/mo
- Clinical Consultation
- GLP-1 Medication
- Bi-Weekly Health Coaching
Comprehensive Support
$499/mo
- Everything in Enhanced
- Weekly Direct Clinician Access
Program pricing and medication availability vary by treatment plan, dosage, pharmacy, and clinical eligibility. Prescription treatment is not guaranteed.
GLP-1 medications may not be appropriate for everyone. Prescription treatment is provided only after a medical evaluation and when clinically appropriate. Individual results vary. This information is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for medical advice.