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Start with you

Your weight.Your options.

Medication, another approach, or still unsure? Start with your story—not a one-size-fits-all answer.

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01 / Tell us what matters

What brings you here?

Start where you are. There is no preferred answer.

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A better conversation

More confidence. Better questions.

Bring your history, priorities and unanswered questions together before your next appointment.

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03 / How we work

Your story before a strategy.

1

Tell us what matters

A short, branching questionnaire about your experience and preferences.

2

See the questions worth asking

Organise what you know and what still needs a conversation with your clinician.

3

Choose your next step

Explore a structured Case Review. No ongoing subscription required.

How we work
Case Review

One situation. A considered review.

A free, structured review of your answers: priorities, information gaps and questions for your clinician.

  • Which parts of my history matter most?
  • What are the options worth discussing?
  • What are their benefits, burdens and uncertainties?
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04 / Learn

Less noise. More understanding.

All guides
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How to choose a weight-management programme that fits your life

Compare weight-loss programmes by the support they offer, practical demands and unanswered questions. A clear decision is more useful than a dramatic promise.

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How long do you take weight-loss medication?

Before starting weight-loss medication, ask about duration, review dates and what happens if the plan changes. Prepare a discussion, not a stopping schedule.

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Does your BMI mean you need weight-loss medication?

A BMI result is a starting point, not a prescription. Understand its limits, what to discuss alongside it and how to prepare a treatment conversation.

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Weight-loss medication: seven questions to bring to your doctor

Considering Wegovy, Ozempic or another treatment? Prepare a useful conversation about the reason for treatment, alternatives, costs and follow-up.

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When weight comes back: review previous attempts without blame

A practical way to organise what you tried, what helped and what became difficult—before choosing another programme or discussing treatment.

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Independent perspective

Clarity without an agenda.

We aim for the least intervention that is appropriate—not the least treatment at any cost.

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