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28lbs85% of women using Semaglutide achieved significant weight loss, reducing 15% of their body weight within 90 days.
Benefits of Semaglutide Weight Loss Program
Benefits of using our Semaglutide Weight Loss Program
SEMAGLUTIDE WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM
Here's The Run-DownSemaglutide is a once a week subcutaneous injection that mimics the natural hormones found in our bodies that help control blood sugar levels, slow the digestive system, and tell us we’re full.
Decreased hunger, cravings, and food noise
Lowered risk of heart disease
Reduced fat and body weight
Lowered blood sugar
Increased metabolism
How It Works: Start Your Transformation in 4 Simple Steps
Follow these simple steps to get started with your weight loss journey today.
Tell us about your medical history and weight journey to see if you’re a good fit.
Meet with your board-certified clinician to review your assessment and develop your treatment plan.
Your Clinician will consider appropriate medications for you — in many cases, GLP-1s.
Measure your progress and meet inside the community to make sure you stay on track.
Your Complete Weight Loss Kit
Delivered in secure packaging, your customized vial is crafted to support your weight loss goals with precision and care.
Conveniently packaged for safe and simple use, this kit ensures a seamless self-administration experience right at home.
Packed with your kit, this guide provides easy-to-follow steps, giving you confidence every time you administer your medication.
Included in your package is exclusive access to wellness experts, ensuring support is always just a call or message away.
Your package unlocks membership to a thriving online community where you can connect, share, and stay motivated.
Tired of Failing at Weight Loss?
1230+ People Get Real About Their Struggles
Just started using WW in menopause. Learning to figure out what alcohol drinks have less points found your article online. Trying to determine if my body needs the extra points I gain or not use.
I’m trying to keep healthy blood circulation and toning, but due to health conditions I can’t do anything that is high impact. My issue is not weight but lacking muscle mass and sedentary lifestyle that is affecting my veins
Finding recipes that are low point and healthy (and don't have 15 ingredients because, like your wife I do not like to cook either) By the way, Have all the ingredients for Broc, Cheese, & Mac and I'm actually excited to make it!! :)
Food
diet
Time
Sugar
Candy
Carbs
Recipes
Alcohol
snacking
Cravings
Weekends
Menopause
motivation
Commitment
Overeating
Maintaining
Consistency
Concistancy
Willpower!!!
consistentcy
ACCountability
not sure
Junk food
Fatty food
Will power
Eating plan
Not cheating
binge eating
Self control
Feeling full
Bad snacking
Bored eating
being hungry
Eating sweets
stress eating
eating healthy
Boredom eating
sweet cravings
Stress. Eating
sugar cravings
portion control
Emotional eating
Staying motivated
Freakin menopause
Staying consistent
Alcohol abstinance
Consistent tracking
Hashimotos,Low thyroid
like to eat
Sticking to it
keeping it off
my sweet tooth
I LOVE food!😂
staying on track
Eating late night
Keeping a routine
Eating for dopamine
after dinner snacks
late night cravings
Exercise and alcohol
Snacks after dinner.
PCOS and Fibromyalgia
portions and appetite
Energy and medication
Not being consistent!
sweets and carbohydrates
Cravings, emotional eating
Making healthier selections.
Discipline and accountability
I’m in a stall
Lack of a coach
Day to day eating
sticking to a diet
Making time for it
Snacking after 4 pm
Having a sweet tooth
Sticking to the diet
eating no refined food
keeping the weight off
wanting to snack around
snacking in the evening
Not eating big portions
overeating. I love food.
Hanging out with friends
my relationship with food
portion control & exercise
Eating better & exercising
Being consistent over time
Weekends and social events
Temptation and self control
Impulse control and planning
Consistency and carb craving
staying away from casseroles
Consistency, will power, soda
Staying focused meal planning
stopping eating when satisfied
Focus, meal planning, consistency
Lifelong struggle since childhood
What to cook and eat.
I eat the wrong things
I can't lose my weight
It’s hard to find balance
Time to make healthy food
Sweets and bread and pasta
Meals for the whole family
Moving, getting my steps in
Stress eating and knee pain.
get to the breakthrough point
finding easy and tasty recipes
being consistent in my efforts
desserts and lack of willpower
Eating right and midnight snacks
Binge eating, staying with program
finding low point enjoyable recipes
simply maintaining what I've lost....
switching unhealthy foods for alternatives
Alcohol - I like my wine
working out eat late at night
Eating right and sticking to it
Weekends and sticking with the plan
getting started and staying on track
Staying on track and finding recipes
Sticking to diet, not having patience.
Motivation to move, cooking healthy meals
choosing better options within calorie range
Emotional eating and overeating when overtired
Tracking consistently and drinking enough water
making the time and lack of energy
Eating too much late in the evening
over eating, not enough time to cook
Getting board and not feel like cooking
Falling sick and losing all gained weight
menu planning and recipes for two people.
Too much snacking and not enough exercise
Keeping motivated and then keeping it off.
I lose 58lbs through weight watcher recipes
Motivation to meal plan, need easy recipes.
post breast cancer treatment to block hormones
ADHD, impulse control, stress eating and planning
I got very tire after all day work
Staying with a program is difficult for me.
figuring out points and needing a meal plan
exercise and he’s when you go out to eat
I eat to comfort myself when I feel stressed.
social events and having a evening drink or two
Immobility due to a car accident. Painful when moving
Late night munching and midnight snacking until I'm full.
I'm too fat and I want to reduce my weight
staying on track when I have a crazy work schedule
Keeping it off Yo yo dieter Overeating due to meds
Figuring out if I am eating enough to lose weight.
Sweets, chips, crackers & bread! Sooooo hard to say no!
Will power, boredom eating and a possible link to adhd.
I like to eat and my husband is a good cook.
I do well for two weeks then I succumb to candy
Actually, it's money and lack of a use of a stove.
Health issues that cause weight gain and restricted ability to exercise
I am a snack eater and I can't stay away from sugar.
I EAT BECAUSE I AM IN CHRONIC PAIN AND NOTHING ELSE HELPS
My biggest struggle with losing weight is not making myself a priority.
Having time to work on myself being a full time mom of 4
i don't "move" enough to account for what I really want to eat.
sticking to it passed the plateau when life gets busy and stress hits
Losing weight … I eat relatively healthy and exercise but still can’t lose
Getting back on track after “falling off the wagon”, bingeing, then gaining weight
I have a hard time maintaining a loss once I get to a good point.
Not knowing what I'm supposed to eat, when to eat and how much to eat
Sweets😔 I love cakes, brownies, etc and it hard to not eat the whole pan.
I don't know at the moment. probably lack of motivation to exercise and eat right...
Eating the wrong shit. (Dopamine snacks anyone hehe) and not being as active as I once was.
I'm joining for my teenage daughter, who is newly diagnosed with ADHD and struggles greatly with her weight.
I'm lazy and don't want to work out, also cooking 2 different meals for myself and for the family
Sticking to a plan. I do well on WW when I stick to it but I have not done well lately.
Me I don’t seam to be able to get motivated although I know I need to do this l! Mindset is key!
74 years and cannot remember a time when i was not dieting. I would love to discover something that works and it long lasting!
I forget to eat( don’t Gary hungry) and then I eat whatever I find, I guess planing, organization, not sure, I don’t crave foods
Chronic illness— even if I can get a routine going it’s easy to fall out of it when I’m sick and don’t leave the house.
having the right kinds of foods ready so I don't go for what is quick and easy (fast food, junk food, etc.), being on a tight budget.
motivation, hate to cook and need to for myself and a picky family that has lots of food restrictions, sticking to it, time to plan and stick to it
Sticking to a plan long term. Weight seems to come off slowly and I tend to give up. I want to break this pattern and just eat well with guidance and accountability.
Multiple types of chronic pain and autoimmune disorders severely limiting activities and my ability to cook healthy food consistently but I can’t afford to buy healthy meals already made most of The time
Just started using WW in menopause. Learning to figure out what alcohol drinks have less points found your article online. Trying to determine if my body needs the extra points I gain or not use.
I’m trying to keep healthy blood circulation and toning, but due to health conditions I can’t do anything that is high impact. My issue is not weight but lacking muscle mass and sedentary lifestyle that is affecting my veins
Finding recipes that are low point and healthy (and don't have 15 ingredients because, like your wife I do not like to cook either) By the way, Have all the ingredients for Broc, Cheese, & Mac and I'm actually excited to make it!! :)
Food
diet
Time
Sugar
Candy
Carbs
Recipes
Alcohol
snacking
Cravings
Weekends
Menopause
motivation
Commitment
Overeating
Maintaining
Consistency
Concistancy
Willpower!!!
consistentcy
ACCountability
not sure
Junk food
Fatty food
Will power
Eating plan
Not cheating
binge eating
Self control
Feeling full
Bad snacking
Bored eating
being hungry
Eating sweets
stress eating
eating healthy
Boredom eating
sweet cravings
Stress. Eating
sugar cravings
portion control
Emotional eating
Staying motivated
Freakin menopause
Staying consistent
Alcohol abstinance
Consistent tracking
Hashimotos,Low thyroid
like to eat
Sticking to it
keeping it off
my sweet tooth
I LOVE food!😂
staying on track
Eating late night
Keeping a routine
Eating for dopamine
after dinner snacks
late night cravings
Exercise and alcohol
Snacks after dinner.
PCOS and Fibromyalgia
portions and appetite
Energy and medication
Not being consistent!
sweets and carbohydrates
Cravings, emotional eating
Making healthier selections.
Discipline and accountability
I’m in a stall
Lack of a coach
Day to day eating
sticking to a diet
Making time for it
Snacking after 4 pm
Having a sweet tooth
Sticking to the diet
eating no refined food
keeping the weight off
wanting to snack around
snacking in the evening
Not eating big portions
overeating. I love food.
Hanging out with friends
my relationship with food
portion control & exercise
Eating better & exercising
Being consistent over time
Weekends and social events
Temptation and self control
Impulse control and planning
Consistency and carb craving
staying away from casseroles
Consistency, will power, soda
Staying focused meal planning
stopping eating when satisfied
Focus, meal planning, consistency
Lifelong struggle since childhood
What to cook and eat.
I eat the wrong things
I can't lose my weight
It’s hard to find balance
Time to make healthy food
Sweets and bread and pasta
Meals for the whole family
Moving, getting my steps in
Stress eating and knee pain.
get to the breakthrough point
finding easy and tasty recipes
being consistent in my efforts
desserts and lack of willpower
Eating right and midnight snacks
Binge eating, staying with program
finding low point enjoyable recipes
simply maintaining what I've lost....
switching unhealthy foods for alternatives
Alcohol - I like my wine
working out eat late at night
Eating right and sticking to it
Weekends and sticking with the plan
getting started and staying on track
Staying on track and finding recipes
Sticking to diet, not having patience.
Motivation to move, cooking healthy meals
choosing better options within calorie range
Emotional eating and overeating when overtired
Tracking consistently and drinking enough water
making the time and lack of energy
Eating too much late in the evening
over eating, not enough time to cook
Getting board and not feel like cooking
Falling sick and losing all gained weight
menu planning and recipes for two people.
Too much snacking and not enough exercise
Keeping motivated and then keeping it off.
I lose 58lbs through weight watcher recipes
Motivation to meal plan, need easy recipes.
post breast cancer treatment to block hormones
ADHD, impulse control, stress eating and planning
I got very tire after all day work
Staying with a program is difficult for me.
figuring out points and needing a meal plan
exercise and he’s when you go out to eat
I eat to comfort myself when I feel stressed.
social events and having a evening drink or two
Immobility due to a car accident. Painful when moving
Late night munching and midnight snacking until I'm full.
I'm too fat and I want to reduce my weight
staying on track when I have a crazy work schedule
Keeping it off Yo yo dieter Overeating due to meds
Figuring out if I am eating enough to lose weight.
Sweets, chips, crackers & bread! Sooooo hard to say no!
Will power, boredom eating and a possible link to adhd.
I like to eat and my husband is a good cook.
I do well for two weeks then I succumb to candy
Actually, it's money and lack of a use of a stove.
Health issues that cause weight gain and restricted ability to exercise
I am a snack eater and I can't stay away from sugar.
I EAT BECAUSE I AM IN CHRONIC PAIN AND NOTHING ELSE HELPS
My biggest struggle with losing weight is not making myself a priority.
Having time to work on myself being a full time mom of 4
i don't "move" enough to account for what I really want to eat.
sticking to it passed the plateau when life gets busy and stress hits
Losing weight … I eat relatively healthy and exercise but still can’t lose
Getting back on track after “falling off the wagon”, bingeing, then gaining weight
I have a hard time maintaining a loss once I get to a good point.
Not knowing what I'm supposed to eat, when to eat and how much to eat
Sweets😔 I love cakes, brownies, etc and it hard to not eat the whole pan.
I don't know at the moment. probably lack of motivation to exercise and eat right...
Eating the wrong shit. (Dopamine snacks anyone hehe) and not being as active as I once was.
I'm joining for my teenage daughter, who is newly diagnosed with ADHD and struggles greatly with her weight.
I'm lazy and don't want to work out, also cooking 2 different meals for myself and for the family
Sticking to a plan. I do well on WW when I stick to it but I have not done well lately.
Me I don’t seam to be able to get motivated although I know I need to do this l! Mindset is key!
74 years and cannot remember a time when i was not dieting. I would love to discover something that works and it long lasting!
I forget to eat( don’t Gary hungry) and then I eat whatever I find, I guess planing, organization, not sure, I don’t crave foods
Chronic illness— even if I can get a routine going it’s easy to fall out of it when I’m sick and don’t leave the house.
having the right kinds of foods ready so I don't go for what is quick and easy (fast food, junk food, etc.), being on a tight budget.
motivation, hate to cook and need to for myself and a picky family that has lots of food restrictions, sticking to it, time to plan and stick to it
Sticking to a plan long term. Weight seems to come off slowly and I tend to give up. I want to break this pattern and just eat well with guidance and accountability.
Multiple types of chronic pain and autoimmune disorders severely limiting activities and my ability to cook healthy food consistently but I can’t afford to buy healthy meals already made most of The time
Just started using WW in menopause. Learning to figure out what alcohol drinks have less points found your article online. Trying to determine if my body needs the extra points I gain or not use.
I’m trying to keep healthy blood circulation and toning, but due to health conditions I can’t do anything that is high impact. My issue is not weight but lacking muscle mass and sedentary lifestyle that is affecting my veins
Finding recipes that are low point and healthy (and don't have 15 ingredients because, like your wife I do not like to cook either) By the way, Have all the ingredients for Broc, Cheese, & Mac and I'm actually excited to make it!! :)
Expert Board Certified Clinician to Guide you
Frequently Asking Questions
These are the questions Most commonly asked by customers About Joult Health
After checkout, we send you an intake form and schedule a telemed appointment if we need more info.
If it isn't right for you, we will refund your money and let you know.
The main indicator of whether or not semaglutide is for you is if you have a history of thyroid cancer in your family or if you are taking medications that interact poorly with semaglutide.
If that's the case, semaglutide isn't for you.
We send one vile each month.
Email our support team when you increase your dose above 50 units.
Our program includes blood sugar balancing meal plans, workout guides, and mindset trainings so you can have a lifestyle change rather than a quick fix.
We also have a maintenance program to help you slowly come off semaglutide.
Our dosing sheet walks you through the best amount of semaglutide to take when first starting it, through maintenance, and coming off it!
We use semaglutide base, not semaglutide sodium.
There are no added ingredients. It is compounded semaglutide.
We ship to most U.S. states; if we can't ship to you, you will be refunded.
Semaglutide is a medication that belongs to a class of drugs called GLP-1 receptor agonists.
It works by mimicking the effects of a hormone called glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) in the body.
By activating GLP-1 receptors, Semaglutide helps regulate blood sugar levels, reduce appetite, and promote weight loss.
Semaglutide has been approved by regulatory authorities for the treatment of type 2 diabetes and for weight management.
However, like any medication, it may have potential side effects.
It's essential to consult with a healthcare professional before starting Semaglutide to determine if it is appropriate for you and to monitor your response and any potential side effects.
Semaglutide is typically administered as a subcutaneous injection once a week.
The exact dosage and administration instructions will be provided with your package.
We start you at 5-10 units and slowly work up as your body adjusts to the medication.
No, Semaglutide is a prescription medication that requires guidance from a healthcare professional.
We send out an intake form after checkout to ensure we have the info we need and schedule a telemed appointment if we need more info to get your prescription ready.
It is sent to you in about two weeks!
Nausea, fatigue, and headaches are the most common.
We have a package available with zofran if the nausea is too strong.
We recommend taking the shot Friday night so you can sleep through the worst of the side effects.
We also recommend electrolytes and staying hydrated and nourished to help with the fatigue and headaches.
Our clients reported symptoms lasting 2-3 days after their weekly injection.
After a month, once their body was used to it, the symptoms typically went away.
Results may vary depending on factors such as individual response, adherence to recommended lifestyle changes, and the specific health condition being addressed.
Semaglutide has shown effectiveness in improving blood sugar control in type 2 diabetes and promoting weight loss in obesity as well as helping those with insulin resistance and PCOS.
Semaglutide is an incredible tool and we feel lucky to provide our clients with this tool.