Weight related goals are personal, and the right plan should account for more than a number on a scale. GPM begins with your goals, history, current routines, and medical screening before discussing available options.
A Structured, Individual Starting Point
The first conversation may cover prior approaches, current medications, relevant health history, nutrition, activity, sleep, stress, and the changes you want to make. The provider then determines what information is needed before any recommendation.
Connected Pathways
Medical Weight Loss connects with Peptide Therapy, Nutrition, and Metabolic Health. These may be used as separate or coordinated pathways depending on the patient’s goals and clinical evaluation.
Gilbert Physical Medicine offers two options for weight management: ChiroThin, is a diet and nutrition program using homeopathic drops and a structured meal plan. Peptide therapy is an injection, typically weekly which reduces appetite and cravings while working metabolically to improve of your body’s ability to lose fat. Which path is right for you, or whether either is, depends on a clinical evaluation, your health history, and your goals.
Peptide therapy is not appropriate for everyone. Before any recommendation, the provider reviews the specific options, your health history, current medications, relevant safety considerations, your commitment, and follow-up requirements.
Screening and Follow-Ups Matter
Medical weight loss options have limitations, considerations, and monitoring requirements. They are not a one-visit shortcut. A responsible plan includes counseling and scheduled follow-ups typically starting at one per week.
Medical Weight Loss FAQs
Will I receive medication at the first visit?
Not automatically. Evaluation and provider review come first.
Is nutrition part of the plan?
The ChiroThin pathway includes a structured meal plan. Peptide therapy includes general nutritional guidance. GPM also offers a Nutrition and Metabolic Health analysis with Dr. Curt Casady for dietary and whole-food supplement recommendations. This is based on a symptom survey and patient supplied lab reports when available.
Does everyone follow the same program?
No. The plan depends on goals, history, and provider recommendations for your specific situation.
What does the program cost, and is it covered by insurance?
Medical Weight Loss programs start at $200 per month and are not covered by insurance.
What follow-up is required?
Weekly follow-up is part of the program so the provider can review progress, answer questions, and adjust the plan when appropriate.
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