Dietary medications have seen a surge in use over the past few years, particularly with powerful new drugs like GLP-1 receptor agonists (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound). Many people are turning to these medications to aid in weight loss or manage chronic conditions like type 2 diabetes. But what happens if you stop taking dietary medications…

The metabolic rate controls how fast the body burns energy. This is at the core of why some people gain or lose weight more easily. When doctors and patients look for ways to manage weight, keep energy steady, or support health, the focus often turns to dietary medications. These drugs can tweak metabolism, appetite, and…

Interest in using dietary medications alongside diets like keto or intermittent fasting keeps growing. People want better health and weight loss, but safety and effectiveness matter. The ketogenic diet is high in fat and very low in carbohydrates, shifting your body into fat-burning mode. Intermittent fasting focuses on when you eat, cycling between periods of…

More parents are asking about dietary medications for teens as rates of adolescent obesity continue to climb. Many families feel frustrated when diet and exercise just aren’t enough and want safe, doctor-approved options for their kids. These medications can help, but it’s not always a simple decision. Choosing the right path involves looking at health…

Weight loss medications have changed a lot in recent years. Treatments once limited to amphetamines or low-power appetite suppressants have been joined by stronger and safer options. The FDA has cleared a new class of medications. These drugs target not just your appetite but also how the body handles insulin, hunger, and even food cravings….