We have always be told that the lifestyle and dietary choices we make play a significant role in how our whether we burn it as energy or store it as fat to use later. These decisions influence our metabolic rate and ultimately play a role in whether we lose or gain weight. Which is mostly true, but then what about when all those choices don’t yield results? 

There are multiple factors that also influence whether the body will burn fat or store it, both metabolic, hormonal and other physiological factors that if identified and individually supported can yield great results.

I employ a multi-factorial approach to weight loss, taking into consideration diet and lifestyle habits, hormonal influence on metabolism as well as immune inflammatory contributions to metabolic function. The idea is to support your system in tandem with weight loss, rather than choosing one or the other for long term sustainable effects. There are several medical weight loss approaches that can be safe and effective ways to encourage fat burning, improve insulin and glucose balance and help patients jump-start a sustainable weight loss program.