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Experts bust common weight loss myths. Experts at The Slimming Clinic have debunked some of the most common weight loss myths amid soaring online searches for the truth. Weight loss medication is dangerous. Weight loss drugs can be effective when prescribed by a qualified healthcare professional. ”When prescribed by a qualified and experienced doctor who does a health screening and takes your full medical history and lifestyle into account, weight loss injections and medication are completely safe.” "They're designed to work effectively alongside a sustainable diet plan and regular activity.” Willpower alone is enough to lose weight. While this may be true for some, it is not enough for others. ”This is where GLP-1 prescription-only weight loss injections can be such an important part of a person's weight-loss journe.” “They are proven to safely control your hunger, by acting on receptors in the appetite control centre of the brain, AKA, the hypothalamus. As well as this, they also postpone the emptying of your stomach, causing you to feel fuller much quicker and for a longer period of time.” You don't need to change your diet when taking weight loss medication. If you are taking weight loss medication, it is still important to stick to a healthy diet. “It’s important to take on board dietary and nutrition advice to make sure you don't sabotage your weight loss journey with the foods you are eating!”. You can't exercise while taking weight loss medication. Daily exercise is important to keep your body healthy and strong. ”Increasing your activity levels is proven to improve your general health and well-being and so it's advisable to do some movement alongside a healthier diet and the medication.” "This doesn't have to mean running a marathon, but simple lifestyle changes to incorporate more movement into your life such as walking instead of taking the bus, can be hugely beneficial.”
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