The form asks detailed questions about your medical history, including current weight, height, previous weight loss attempts, existing health conditions, medications you currently take, and any history of thyroid issues or pancreatitis
When the body is at a lower weight, and you are no longer on the medication, your brain and body prioritize storing fat and see the decrease in calories as a sign of distress, which can mean you may still gain weight even if you continue habits you began while on medication, such as eating smaller portions
Modern healthcare, built around you Our care coaching team, led by certified medical assistants and registered dietitians, helps answer questions about your medication, program, and day-to-day lifestyle changesso you have the guidance you need to stay on track and see results
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