A little extra support

You’ve put in the effort—nourishing your body, staying active—but you're not making progress. It’s discouraging and frustrating.

In the right context, medication can be a valuable part of a balanced whole-person approach to lasting wellness.

Meet Dr. Brownley!

Oral Medications

Improves blood sugar regulation by improving response to insulin
Decreases sugar production in the liver
Improves cholesterol
Anti-inflammatory effects and may reduce risk of cardiovascular disease
Helps to prevent weight gain supports an average of 1-3% body weight loss over 12 months

Reduces Appetite through a central brain structure (the hypothalamus)
Decreases dopamine-driven food cravings by reducing reward signaling in the brain.
Naltrexone helps to enhance bupropion's appetite suppressing effect.
These combined effects help to decrease food noise and binge eating.
Enhances weight loss compared with lifestyle changes alone -- 5-10% of body weight over 12 months

How it works:

Inhibits fat-digesting enzymes (lipases) in the gut.
Prevents about 25–30% of dietary fat from being broken down and absorbed.
Undigested fat is excreted in the stool.

Result:

Fewer absorbed calories → weight loss over time.
Works best when combined with a low-fat, calorie-reduced diet.
Helps improve cholesterol levels and may modestly reduce blood pressure and blood sugar.

GLP-1 Receptor Agonists

Reduces Appetite: Activates GLP-1 and GIP receptors in the brain to suppress hunger and promote early satiety (feeling of being ready to stop eating, "I feel satisfied, I don't need to eat any longer". This leads to smaller portions and fewer cravings.
Slows Gastric Emptying: Delays how quickly food leaves the stomach, making you feel full longer after eating.
Improves Insulin Sensitivity: Improves blood sugar regulation (reduces risk of developing Type 2 diabetes)
Shifts Fat Metabolism: Promotes fat breakdown, supporting healthier body composition.

Clinical trials show an average loss of 15–20% of body weight over a year and a half when combined with diet and lifestyle changes.

Reduces Appetite: Semaglutide is a GLP-1 receptor agonist that mimics a natural hormone (GLP-1). This acts on the brain’s appetite centers to decrease hunger and increase feelings of fullness, helping people eat less.
Slows Gastric Emptying: Delays how quickly food leaves the stomach, so you feel full longer after meals.
Improves Insulin Sensitivity: Helps regulate blood sugar (reducing risk of developing type 2 diabetes)

Average Weight Loss: In clinical trials, semaglutide (Wegovy) led to 15% or more of body weight lost over about a year and a half when combined with diet and lifestyle changes.

Vitamins
and
Plant-based supplements
prebiotics / probiotics
green tea
B12

and others for the individual taking the natural approach

At-cost pricing

You pay us for our expert management and care.

Prescription cost is between you, your pharmacy, and your insurance company. We do not add fees.

We do our best to support finding your most affordable option by completing prior authorization requests. In the event that your insurance company does not provide coverage, we can help you to navigate the manufacturers discount program.

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A little extra support

Oral Medications

Improves blood sugar regulation by improving response to insulin

Decreases sugar production in the liver

Improves cholesterol

Anti-inflammatory effects and may reduce risk of cardiovascular disease

Helps to prevent weight gain supports an average of 1-3% body weight loss over 12 months

GLP-1 Receptor Agonists

Vitamins and Plant-based supplements prebiotics / probiotics green tea B12 and others for the individual taking the natural approach

At-cost pricing

Vitamins
and
Plant-based supplements
prebiotics / probiotics
green tea
B12

and others for the individual taking the natural approach