Weight Loss

Losing weight poses a great challenge for many people who have tried in the past and failed on several attempts. It is not easy and we get it.

Small positive changes to your diet and lifestyle in addition to our weight loss pills offered by our clinicians will aid your hunger to reach your goals.

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Wegovy Injections (Semaglutide)

From £199.99

Once weekly injections
Suppresses appetite
Effective to aid weight loss

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Orlistat 120mg

From £49.99

Generic Xenical with the same active ingredient
One capsule 3 times a day
Inhibits 1/3 of gut fat absorption

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Xenical (Orlistat) 120mg

From £59.99

Effective in combination with lifestyle changes
One capsule 3 times a day
Inhibits 1/3 of gut fat absorption

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Do I need to lose weight?

The most widely used method to check if you're a healthy weight is body mass index (BMI). BMI is a measure of whether you're a healthy weight for your height. For most adults, a BMI of 25-29.9 means you are overweight. A BMI of more than 30 means you are obese. Alternatively, waist size is a better indication of fat distribution and whether or not you are carrying excess fat.

What are the long-term complications of being overweight?

Potential complications of being overweight include type 2 diabetes, coronary heart disease, some types of cancer (e.g. bowel and breast) and stroke. Other problems arising from being overweight is depression, and arthritis of joints (e.g. knees)

What is the cause of my weight gain?

Weight gain is generally caused by eating more calories than you burn off through physical activity. The excess calories from sugary and fatty foods are stored by the body as fat. There are also some health conditions that can contribute to weight gain such as an underactive thyroid gland. If you experience any unusual symptoms or feel there may be underlying cause, it is suggested to contact your GP to discuss this further.

What treatments are available to me?

Aside from reducing calorie intake and taking up activities such as walking and swimming, our Click Doctors recommend the use of the medicine called Orlistat (generic Xenical), which prevents approximately 1/3 of the fat you eat from being digested. Instead this is released into your stools.

Who can take weight loss pills?

Our clinicians can only prescribe weight loss treatments if your BMI is above 30 (or 28 if you have risk factors such as diabetes). Our online questionnaire will also clarify further if Orlistat is suitable for you.