A Personalized Approach to Sustainable Weight Loss
If you have struggled with stubborn weight, cravings, low energy, or repeated weight regain, the problem may be more complex than willpower. Our individualized approach evaluates the metabolic, hormonal, nutritional, and lifestyle factors that influence your weight and long-term health.
Weight is influenced by far more than willpower. We evaluate the metabolic, hormonal, nutritional, and lifestyle factors that may be making lasting progress more difficult.
Weight that persists despite repeated efforts to lose it.
Frequent hunger, sugar cravings, or difficulty feeling satisfied.
Fatigue that makes healthy eating and regular movement harder.
Losing weight temporarily, only to regain it again.
Blood sugar or metabolic changes that make weight loss more difficult.
Body-composition changes associated with hormones, muscle loss, and aging.
Weight is influenced by much more than calories alone. Hormones, insulin sensitivity, thyroid function, sleep, stress, muscle mass, nutrition, and medications can all affect how your body stores and uses energy.
We evaluate the medical, hormonal, metabolic, nutritional, and lifestyle factors that may be affecting your weight.
Your plan is based on your health history, laboratory findings, preferences, goals, and previous weight-loss experiences.
Your program may include nutrition, movement, behavioral strategies, targeted supplementation, and prescription medication when clinically appropriate.
We focus on maintaining results, preserving muscle, and improving metabolic health—not simply producing rapid short-term weight loss.
We review your weight history, symptoms, health conditions, medications, lifestyle, previous efforts, and long-term goals.
When appropriate, laboratory testing may evaluate blood sugar, insulin, thyroid function, hormones, inflammation, and nutritional status.
Your plan may include nutrition guidance, protein and strength goals, lifestyle support, supplements, and medication when appropriate.
We track your response, adjust treatment, help protect lean muscle, and build a realistic plan for maintaining your progress.
No. Medication is one possible tool, not a requirement. Your recommendations will depend on your health history, metabolic needs, goals, preferences, and previous weight-loss experience.
When clinically appropriate, prescription medications such as GLP-1–based therapies may be included in a comprehensive weight-management plan. Medication decisions are individualized and require medical evaluation and ongoing monitoring.
Testing depends on your history and symptoms but may include blood sugar, insulin, thyroid markers, cholesterol, liver function, hormones, inflammation, and nutrient status. We recommend testing only when it is likely to guide your care.
Progress varies based on your starting point, medical history, treatment plan, and consistency. Our priority is safe, sustainable fat loss while supporting energy, nutrition, metabolic health, and lean muscle.
Weight regain can occur after any weight-loss method if the factors supporting maintenance are not addressed. We emphasize protein intake, strength training, appetite management, metabolic health, and a long-term maintenance strategy throughout treatment.
Your plan may include individualized protein goals, resistance training, appropriate calorie intake, recovery support, and ongoing monitoring. Preserving muscle is important for strength, function, metabolism, and healthy aging.
No. Care may also be appropriate for people experiencing insulin resistance, metabolic changes, progressive weight gain, adverse body-composition changes, or difficulty maintaining a healthy weight.
Renewed-U is a direct-pay practice and does not bill insurance. Laboratory testing and prescription coverage vary by plan, and we will discuss expected costs before proceeding.
