FAQs

These are molecules that mimic two natural satiety hormones produced by our gut. They act directly on the brain, stomach, and pancreas to regulate hunger, slow digestion, and stabilize blood sugar. In simple terms, they restore the proper signals the body had lost.

No. The treatment doesn't suppress hunger, it regulates it. You will still feel hunger, but in a calmer way, without that constant background noise around food. Feeling hungry is part of the normal process.

Like any active medical treatment, it carries possible side effects and requires careful monitoring. When used correctly, under medical supervision, with a prior assessment and gradual dosing, it's a treatment whose effectiveness and safety are well documented.

Yes. It is officially recognized as a chronic disease by the World Health Organization. It is not a lack of willpower, but a biological dysfunction that deserves medical care, just like diabetes or high blood pressure.