There’s a shocking truth hidden beneath the glitz and glamour associated with many of today’s most popular weight loss options:
The cost is outrageous! Most consumers are completely unaware of the costs that come with popular programs like Nutrisystem, Jenny Craig, and Medifast. That’s because most of these popular programs don’t want you to know the true costs until you’ve already committed!
Even more shocking is the fact that most insurance companies don’t cover the weight loss program. That’s because most insurance companies view weight loss efforts to be “elective” procedures, and that means their costs are typically not covered under most plans.
Having to pay out of pocket directly impacts your household budget, so it’s extremely critical that your weight loss program is the most cost-effective program out there. Thanks to the recent approval of a new class of weight loss medication, it is now easier and less expensive than most traditional options!
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Regular consultations with a nutritionist or dietician
Popular weight loss programs such as Jenny Craig, Nutrisystem or Medifast
Fat-freezing, red-light therapy and body contouring med spas
Weight loss surgery like gastric bypass, gastric banding or stomach stapling.
So many Americans struggle to achieve weight loss success, with the existing programs and methods out there.
After all, 70% of Americans are currently overweight – with one-third of those being obese!
Introducing the new class of weight loss medications, Compounded Semaglutide or GLP-1.
This new medication has shown such great results for chronic weight management in adults with obesity or overweight with at least one weight-related condition (such as high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, or high cholesterol), for use in addition to a reduced caloriediet and increased physical activity.