Summer Dehydration & GLP-1 Dizziness: A Colorado Guide
It’s July in Colorado. The temperature is already in the low 90s by 7 AM, the humidity is low enough to pull…
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GLP-1 Side Effects Week by Week: A Denver, CO Guide
If you’re starting a GLP-1 like semaglutide or tirzepatide here in Denver, the question I hear most isn’t “how much will I…
Three States Refuse Medicaid Coverage for Weight-Loss Drugs: What It Means for Colorado Patients
By Dr. Ethan Lazarus, MDBoard-Certified in Obesity Medicine and Family MedicineClinical Nutrition Center, Greenwood Village, CO Three state Medicaid programs have carved…
For the First Time in Years, U.S. Obesity Rates Are Dropping. Here’s Why That Matters.
*A new Gallup poll puts the U.S. adult obesity rate at 36.4% — down from a peak of 39.9% in 2022. One…
The Needle vs. Pill Debate: Why Your GLP-1 Choice Is About More Than Just Preference
You’ve decided to pursue GLP-1 therapy—smart move. But now comes the fork in the road: needle or pill? If your primary care…
Why Does Your Weight Fluctuate Every Day?
If you often get on the scale every day, you probably notice that your weight changes significantly each time. Sometimes, you know why there is change -- you could have had a big meal right before turning in the previous night, or you could have had an especially strenuous hour of exercise.
Are Dried Banana Chips Healthy?
The good news is that these chips deliver several valuable nutrients. For example, a one-third cup serving contains around one gram of protein and another gram of fiber. It also provides magnesium, vitamin A, iron, phosphorus, and potassium in small quantities. These nutrients benefit your eyes and may prevent high blood pressure.
Beyond the Hype: Highly Effective Alternatives to GLP-1 Medications
Summer is in full swing here in Colorado. It is the perfect time to get outside, hit the trails, and enjoy the…
5 Common GLP-1 Mistakes That Undermine Your Results
Eight-five percent. That’s how many people stop taking their GLP-1 medication within two years. Not because the drugs stopped working. Not because…
