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- Category: Common Side Effects
- Food Aversions on Mounjaro: Why Your Taste Changes and What to Do
- Mounjaro and Sleep: Why Tirzepatide Can Affect Your Sleep Quality
- Joint Pain on Mounjaro: Why It Happens and What to Do About It
- Sulphur Burps on Mounjaro: Why They Happen and How to Stop Them
- Headaches on Mounjaro: Why They Happen and How to Manage Them
- Fatigue on Mounjaro: Why You Feel Tired and What Actually Helps
- Diarrhoea on Mounjaro: Why It Happens and How to Manage It
- Bloating on Mounjaro: Why It Happens and How to Reduce It
- Hair Loss on Mounjaro: Why It Happens and What You Can Do
- Constipation on Mounjaro: Why It Happens and How to Manage It
- Acid Reflux on Mounjaro: Why It Happens and How to Manage It
- How to Manage Nausea on Mounjaro with Food
- Category: Mounjaro Benefits
- Mounjaro and Cholesterol: How Tirzepatide Improves Your Lipid Profile
- Mounjaro and Blood Pressure: How Tirzepatide Affects Hypertension
- Mounjaro and Sleep Apnoea: What the Trial Data Shows
- How to Safely Come Off Mounjaro After Weight Loss
- Compounded GLP-1 Medications: Why They’re Only Used in the USA
- How to Get Mounjaro or Ozempic on the NHS (2026 Guide)
- Mounjaro and Heart Health: How It Supports The Heart
- Category: Mounjaro Interactions
- Caffeine, Coffee, and Energy Drinks on Mounjaro: A Doctor’s Guide
- Blood Thinners and Mounjaro: What You Need to Know
- Can Mounjaro Cause Depression? What the Evidence Actually Shows
- Mounjaro and levothyroxine: can you take Mounjaro with thyroid medication?
- Mounjaro and fatty liver: is tirzepatide safe, and can it help?
- Category: Mounjaro Warnings
- Mounjaro and Pancreatitis: What Every Patient Should Know
- Mounjaro and Breastfeeding: Is Tirzepatide Safe for Nursing Mothers?
- Mounjaro and Alcohol: A Doctor’s Guide
- Can You Take Mounjaro if You Have Gallstones or Gallbladder Problems?
- The Mounjaro “golden dose”: Is it safe to use?
- Microdosing Mounjaro: How CutKilo Uses Tirzepatide Safely
- Is It Safe to Take Mounjaro and Metformin Together? A UK Doctor’s Guide
- Weight-Loss Injections: Mounjaro Today – and Retatrutide Tomorrow on Harley Street
- Mounjaro and Thyroid Cancer: What Patients Should Know
- Category: Nutrition
- Category: Patient Guides
- Mounjaro Before Surgery: What Your Anaesthetist Needs to Know
- Intermittent Fasting on Mounjaro: Is It Safe and Does It Help?
- Vitamin and Nutrient Deficiencies on Mounjaro: What Your Doctor Should Monitor
- Mounjaro Weight Loss Plateau: Why It Happens and How to Break Through
- Injection-Site Reactions on Mounjaro: What to Expect and How to Reduce Them
- Exercise on Mounjaro: How to Train for Fat Loss and Muscle Preservation
- What to Do If You Miss a Mounjaro Dose: A Doctor’s Guide
- What to Do If You Miss a Mounjaro Dose
- Mounjaro or Ozempic Face: Why Your Skin Changes During Rapid Weight Loss
- Travelling with Mounjaro: Storage, Timing, and Practical Tips
- Switching from Ozempic to Mounjaro: What to Expect
- Why do you have to increase Mounjaro dose?
- Category: Women's Health
TRADITIONAL WEIGHT LOSS SOLUTIONS
WHAT HEALTHY WEIGHT LOSS LOOKS LIKE
In 2022, 45% of adults in England aimed to lose weight, with 52% of these being women. Sustainable weight loss is best achieved through a balanced, calorie-controlled diet and regular physical activity.
However, restrictive diets can slow metabolism and increase hunger, causing many to regain lost weight. Addressing factors like hormonal balance and appetite regulation is crucial to prevent cycles of weight regain.
WEIGHT GAIN - THE STATISTICS
Being overweight is typically determined by calculating Body Mass Index (BMI), which assesses weight in relation to height. A BMI of 25 to 29.9 indicates overweight, while a BMI over 30 signals obesity – which can lower your life expectancy.
BMI Calculator
*If you have an Asian, Chinese, Middle Eastern, Black African or African-Caribbean family background:
- 23 to 27.4 – overweight
- 27.5 or above – obese
