Weight Loss & Metabolic Reset

Weight loss that works with your biology, not against it.

Excess weight is rarely just about eating less. At Vitalis Health, we find and address the metabolic root causes through a structured, physician-supervised programme. Insulin resistance, hormonal disruption, and visceral fat accumulation each require a specific clinical response.

3–5 kg
Target fat loss
per month
Once weekly
Where medical
therapy is used
Monthly
Physician and
dietitian reviews
Every visit
Body composition
scan, not just weight
Patient celebrating weight loss results at Vitalis Health
Why diets alone often fail

Excess weight is a metabolic condition.

Most diets treat everyone the same. But people gain weight for different reasons. Until the underlying metabolic cause is identified and addressed, the body continues to defend its higher weight.

Insulin resistance

When cells stop responding to insulin efficiently, the body stores more fat and burns less. Hunger signals stay switched on, and standard calorie restriction produces little lasting change.

Hormonal disruption

Imbalances in thyroid function, cortisol, and appetite hormones create a biological environment that drives weight gain and resists loss, regardless of effort.

Visceral fat accumulation

Fat stored around the organs is metabolically active and drives inflammation. It raises the risk of diabetes, fatty liver, and heart disease, and requires a targeted metabolic approach to shift.

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What type of eater are you?

Research from the Mayo Clinic has identified four distinct eating phenotypes, each driven by different biological and psychological factors. Understanding your phenotype helps determine which treatment approach will work best for you.

Hungry Brain
Hungry Gut
Emotional Hunger
Slow Burn
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How it works

A structured, three-phase programme

Every patient follows the same clinical framework. The level and type of intervention within that framework is personalised to your metabolic profile, health history, and goals.

1

Phase 1: Assess your metabolism

Before any treatment begins, we build a thorough picture of your metabolic health. Body composition analysis measures your fat mass, lean mass, and visceral fat directly. A pre-treatment blood panel checks liver function, kidney function, thyroid, insulin resistance, and cardiovascular risk. An ultrasound assesses the liver and gallbladder at baseline.

A full medical history review identifies your personal weight gain triggers, whether that is disrupted sleep, chronic stress, hormonal changes, medication effects, or a metabolic condition. This forms the foundation of a plan that is specific to you.

Body composition analysis Full metabolic blood panel Insulin resistance testing Ultrasound abdomen Cardiovascular risk score Grip strength
Body composition analysis report showing visceral fat level and abdominal obesity measurement
A sample body composition report from our InBody scanner, showing visceral fat level, waist-to-hip ratio, and abdominal circumference.
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Phase 2: Start the right treatment for you

Treatment is built around your phenotype and metabolic profile. For some patients this means structured nutrition, exercise prescription, and behaviour support. For those who meet the clinical criteria, supervised medical weight loss therapy is added. Where indicated, this begins at the lowest dose and increases gradually every four weeks, minimising side effects while the body adapts.

A personalised diet plan is delivered within 24 hours of starting. Protein intake is actively managed throughout, because inadequate protein during significant weight loss results in muscle loss rather than fat loss. Weekly dietitian check-ins keep you on track and adjust the plan as your dose and progress evolve.

Personalised diet plan Weekly dietitian reviews Protein optimisation Medical therapy (where indicated) DigiDiaCare food tracking Behaviour support
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Phase 3: Monitor and protect your results

Body composition is measured at every monthly visit. This is important because the goal is fat loss, not muscle loss. Blood tests are repeated monthly and quarterly to track kidney function, liver function, blood sugar, and cholesterol as your metabolism improves. A mental wellbeing screen is completed at every physician visit.

When target weight is reached, any medication is stepped down gradually under supervision rather than stopped abruptly. Maintenance strategies are discussed well in advance, because long-term weight management requires a long-term plan.

Monthly blood tests Quarterly metabolic review Lean mass protection Structured dose reduction Wellbeing screen every visit 6-monthly ultrasound
Every month

What your follow-up includes

Medical supervision is not a monthly weigh-in. Every visit covers your body composition, blood results, nutrition plan, and mental wellbeing.

Body composition scan

Fat mass, lean mass, visceral fat, and waist circumference measured at every visit.

Monthly blood panel

Kidney function, liver function, and blood count every month. HbA1c, insulin, lipids, and thyroid every three months.

Physician consultation

A 20-minute physician review covers all results, treatment decisions, and a wellbeing screen at every monthly visit.

Weekly dietitian reviews

Four 15-minute dietitian check-ins scheduled every month covering protein intake, dietary adherence, and symptom management.

Updated diet plan

Your personalised plan is reviewed and updated at every monthly visit based on current weight, progress, and tolerability.

Ultrasound every 6 months

Gallbladder and liver monitoring throughout treatment, with imaging at 6-month intervals.

Is this right for me?

Who benefits from this programme

A physician assessment determines the right approach for your specific situation. These are the profiles we most commonly help.

BMI 30 or above

Standard threshold for medically supervised weight loss therapy, regardless of whether other conditions are present.

BMI 27 or above with a metabolic condition

Diabetes, pre-diabetes, high blood pressure, fatty liver, high cholesterol, PCOS, or sleep apnoea support medical therapy from BMI 27.

South Asian metabolic risk

Indian guidelines support considering medical therapy from BMI 25 with two or more metabolic risk factors, reflecting higher metabolic risk at lower BMI in South Asians.

Repeated weight regain

Those who have made sustained efforts with diet and lifestyle but continue to experience rebound weight gain. This pattern is often driven by underlying metabolic dysfunction rather than lack of effort.

Persistent visceral fat

Belly fat that does not respond to exercise and diet changes often has hormonal and metabolic drivers that respond to targeted medical intervention.

Already on weight loss medication

Those currently on a prescribed weight loss medication elsewhere can transfer their care to Vitalis Health for structured monitoring, body composition tracking, and dietitian support.

Medical weight loss therapy is not appropriate for everyone. It is not used in pregnancy, active pancreatitis, certain kidney conditions, specific thyroid conditions, active inflammatory bowel disease, or gastroparesis. A physician assessment identifies these before any prescription is made. A consultation is the only way to confirm suitability with confidence.

Getting started

What happens after you book

From first consultation to starting treatment, every step is clearly guided.

1

Initial medical consultation

The physician takes a full medical history, reviews your weight journey, screens for any contraindications, and orders the baseline investigation panel. You will agree on a realistic target weight based on your body composition.

2

Baseline investigations

Blood tests and an ultrasound are completed. The physician reviews all results before any treatment is prescribed. No medication is initiated until the full baseline panel has been reviewed and cleared.

3

Treatment initiation and patient education

On the day treatment begins, the dietitian explains what to expect, how to manage any side effects, and the meal habits that support the treatment. A printed information booklet is issued. Your personalised diet plan is delivered within 24 hours.

4

Monthly follow-up cycle

Each month includes a physician consultation, body composition scan, blood tests, and four weekly dietitian check-ins. The diet plan is updated at each monthly visit. Treatment is reviewed and adjusted based on your progress and tolerability.

5

Reaching your goal and planning ahead

When your target is confirmed on two consecutive monthly body composition scans, any medication is reduced gradually under supervision. Maintenance strategies are discussed early and planned well before you reach your goal.

Ready to start your metabolic reset?

Book a Weight Loss Consultation. We will review your health history, complete a metabolic assessment, and build a plan suited to you.

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