Mounjaro, Wegovy, the Wegovy Pill, Foundayo and Alli. The medication is only part of it - every option comes with doctor oversight, your own coach and the app for one flat fee.
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Mimics two gut hormones to slow digestion and quieten appetite
Mimics GLP-1 to slow digestion and reduce appetite
Same active ingredient as Wegovy, taken as a daily tablet
A once-daily GLP-1 tablet with no food or timing restrictions
Blocks around a quarter of the fat in your food from being absorbed
Mounjaro, Wegovy, the Wegovy Pill and Foundayo are all GLP-1 medications. They work with your body's own appetite signals rather than against them.
These treatments mimic the hormones that regulate appetite, so smaller portions feel satisfying and food takes up less mental space.
Food leaves the stomach more slowly, which keeps you fuller for longer between meals.
More stable blood sugar means fewer crashes and fewer of the cravings that come with them.
Alli is not a GLP-1. It works in the gut rather than on appetite, and needs no prescription.
About a quarter of the fat in your food is prevented from being absorbed.
It blocks the enzyme that normally breaks fat down, so the fat stays undigested.
The unabsorbed fat passes through your system naturally.
Eligibility depends on your BMI and health history. Our doctors, all registered with the General Medical Council, assess every application and will tell you if medication is not the right route for you.
You tell us your history and preferences in the eligibility check, and your Everwell doctor decides what is clinically appropriate. Nothing is prescribed automatically - if injections are not right for you, the Wegovy Pill, Foundayo or Alli may be discussed instead.
Yes, under clinical supervision. Switching between GLP-1 medications is common, and your doctor manages the transition. You should only ever take one weight loss medication at a time.
Most people notice change within the first few weeks, with more meaningful weight loss over the first three to four months. Doses step up gradually during titration, so early months are as much about your body adjusting as about the number on the scale.
With GLP-1 treatments the most common are gastrointestinal: nausea, diarrhoea, constipation and reduced appetite. They are usually mild and settle within a couple of weeks. Alli side effects are digestive and linked to fat intake. Your doctor and coach are available throughout to help you manage them.
Your doctor consultation, prescription, medication, monthly doctor reviews, 1:1 coaching with your own human coach, and the app. Delivery is free and fast within the United Kingdom.
Medical disclaimer: the information on this page is for educational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Individual results vary. Eligibility and suitability are determined by a registered healthcare professional during consultation.
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