Weightloss Medication
Our Philosophy
At KCALS, we believe that everyone deserves to live a healthy and fulfilling life. We are committed to providing personalized coaching and support to help you achieve your goals and create sustainable habits.
Myths
"It's a magic fix!" – Medications can help with appetite control, but they work best alongside a balanced diet and active lifestyle.
"You’ll never gain weight back!" – Sustainable habits matter. Stopping medication without lifestyle changes can lead to weight regain.
"Only people with extreme obesity need them." – Some medications are approved for people with overweight conditions, depending on health risks.
"They work the same for everyone." – Everyone’s body reacts differently; medical guidance is crucial.
Facts
Some medications reduce appetite or slow digestion, helping with portion control
They’re prescription-based, designed for individuals with specific BMI thresholds or health concerns.
Lifestyle changes—healthy eating and movement—enhance effectiveness.
Possible side effects include nausea, digestive issues, and in rare cases, more serious health risks.
Long-term success often comes from behavioural changes, not just medication.
Cost £200 a month
Natural lifestyle changes
Medications work best when combined with a healthy diet and regular exercise, that is why KCALS will support you on your journey.
While weight-loss medications provide additional tools, traditional methods remain effective and sustainable for many.
strategies like mindful eating, balanced nutrition, and stress management can help
Before weight-loss medications became available, we relied on natural lifestyle changes to manage their weight.
Balanced Nutrition
Physical Activity
Lifestyle & Habit Changes
Eligibility is based on Body Mass Index (BMI) and certain health conditions.
Adults with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 40 or more, and Four or more weight-related health conditions
Type 2 diabetes
High blood pressure (hypertension)
Heart disease caused by narrowed or blocked arteries (atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease)
Obstructive sleep apnoea
Abnormal blood fats (dyslipidaemia)
Food Noise
Food noise—those constant thoughts about eating, cravings, and hunger signals, can make weight loss challenging. Some people turn to weight-loss medications to help manage their appetite and support their goals. For some on social media it’s a quick fix, living in an entitled, lazy society.
Please, Please, Please do not get from your hairdressers’ mate down the pub.
We lost weight before the drug; it has to be prescribed by a GP or registered Pharmacy under guidance.