Not All of Them Teach You How to Keep It Off.
Today, many women are being offered options like medications such as Ozempic to help suppress appetite and accelerate weight loss.
For some people, medication can be appropriate and medically necessary. This isn’t about judgment.
It’s about understanding the difference between short-term appetite suppression and long-term metabolic strength.
Medication-Based Weight Loss
Reduces appetite
Often produces fast scale changes
May require long-term use to maintain results
Does not teach you how to regulate hunger, blood sugar,
or emotional eating
Muscle loss can occur without strategic training and protein guidance
Coaching-Based Weight Loss
Teaches you how your metabolism actually works
Protects and builds muscle
Stabilizes blood sugar
Develops food structure you can maintain
Creates independence instead of dependency
My goal is to make you metabolically stronger, hormonally supported, and fully capable of maintaining your results — without relying on injections or constant willpower.
There’s nothing wrong with exploring medical options.
But if what you truly want is:
Confidence around food
Stability in your energy
Strength in your body
ability to know how/what to eat for the season of life you are in
And the ability to maintain results for life
Then skill-building and coaching matter.