Starting at $290/month HSA / FSA Eligible
Board-certified providers in Flagstaff, with telehealth for all of Arizona, use advanced metabolic medicine tailored to your biology and preference. Precision care for patients who deserve more than cookie-cutter programs.
Think of your metabolism like a thermostat that's been miscalibrated for years. No matter how much you restrict calories, your body keeps cranking the hunger signal back up, defending a weight you don't want.
GLP-1 medications recalibrate that thermostat.
Three mechanisms that actually matter:
Your brain finally hears "full" – The constant food noise quiets. You eat normal portions and feel satisfied.
Your metabolism stops sabotaging you – Your body burns fat instead of desperately clinging to every calorie like you're starving.Your Drive
The weight stays off – Because we've addressed the biology, not just forced compliance through willpower.
This isn't appetite suppression. It's metabolic correction
This isn't for everyone. It's precision medicine for patients who are serious about metabolic health
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Most protocols use one-size-fits-all dosing designed for significant obesity. We use pharmaceutical precision—the minimum effective dose to achieve your specific goals.
Why microdose?
Think of it like hormone replacement therapy—we're correcting a deficiency, not flooding your system. Your board-certified provider titrates based on your response, metabolic markers, and objectives. Not what the pharmacy leaflet says.
We bring data-driven weight loss to women and men who want more than surface-level care. Every protocol is guided by advanced diagnostics, clinical oversight, and genuine partnership.
Experience data-driven medicine built on trust, precision, and measurable progress.
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GLP-1 medications have a 15+ year track record with consistent outcomes across diverse patient populations. When it "doesn't work," it's usually dosing or medication mismatch—which is why you work with a board-certified provider who adjusts in real-time, not a telehealth mill that ships the same protocol to everyone.
Only if you stop abruptly without a maintenance strategy. We don't do that. We build sustainable protocols—whether that's microdosing indefinitely, cycling on/off, or metabolic monitoring post-medication. Weight regain happens when treatment ends without planning. We plan.
These medications have been used for diabetes management since 2005. The safety profile is extensively documented. Common adjustment symptoms (mild nausea, occasional digestive changes) typically resolve within 2-4 weeks. Serious risks are rare and monitored through regular provider oversight and lab work.
As long as it's serving your goals. Some patients use it for 6-12 months to reach target weight, then maintain through lifestyle. Others—especially those with metabolic dysfunction or strong genetic predisposition—benefit from ongoing microdosing. Your provider builds a strategy based on your biology, not arbitrary timelines.
GLP-1 medications are safe for most patients, but certain medical histories require different approaches:Absolute contraindications:Personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer (MTC)Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia syndrome type 2 (MEN 2) Pregnancy or actively trying to conceive. Current breastfeeding. Previous severe allergic reaction to GLP-1 medications. Relative contraindications (require careful evaluation): History of pancreatitis. Severe gastroparesis or significant gastrointestinal motility disorders. Active gallbladder disease. History of diabetic retinopathy (requires monitoring) Severe kidney disease. Why this matters: This is exactly why you meet with a board-certified provider first—not a questionnaire-based telehealth approval. We review your complete medical history, order appropriate labs, and determine if GLP-1 therapy is safe and appropriate for YOUR specific situation. If you're not a candidate, we tell you directly and discuss alternatives. Precision medicine means knowing when NOT to prescribe, not just when to prescribe.
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