
Your weight.Your options.
Medication, another approach, or still unsure? Start with your story—not a one-size-fits-all answer.
What brings you here?
Start where you are. There is no preferred answer.
Small tools. Useful perspective.
A place to begin, not a diagnosis. Your answers stay in this browser tab.
Weight & BMI context
Calculate BMI and understand what the number cannot tell you.
Treatment options
Clarify your priorities before a conversation about treatment.
Prepare for your appointment
Turn your questions and history into a concise discussion brief.
Reflect on previous attempts
Notice what helped, what was difficult, and what to discuss next.

More confidence. Better questions.
Bring your history, priorities and unanswered questions together before your next appointment.
Prepare for my appointmentYour story before a strategy.
Tell us what matters
A short, branching questionnaire about your experience and preferences.
See the questions worth asking
Organise what you know and what still needs a conversation with your clinician.
Choose your next step
Explore a structured Case Review. No ongoing subscription required.
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?
Less noise. More understanding.

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.
Read the guideClarity without an agenda.
We aim for the least intervention that is appropriate—not the least treatment at any cost.