HeyJaredThe Weight Medicine Podcast
The Weight Medicine Podcast is a warm, stigma-free space where science and lived experience meet and merge.This show breaks down the taboos around obesity, fatshaming, and weight medicine, with open conversations that move beyond blame.
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Episode 27: Dr. Ian Ellis - What If Most People Are Taking Too Much GLP-1? (opens the original)
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In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Ian Ellis, a board-certified emergency medicine physician who believes we may be approaching GLP-1 dosing the wrong way. Instead of automatically escalating patients toward higher and higher doses, Dr. Ellis focuses on finding each person’s individual therapeutic window — enough medication to make weight loss possible, without suppressing appetite to the point where eating, exercising and getting adequate nutrition become difficult. We talk about why more medic
Episode 26: Shelbi - Maintenance Isn’t the Ending (opens the original)
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fter losing more than 100 pounds with tirzepatide, Shelbi joins The Weight Medicine Podcast to talk about what happens after the weight loss. From navigating maintenance and fear of regain to ADHD, exercise struggles, body image, and staying on GLP-1 medication long-term, this is an honest conversation about the realities people rarely talk about. We also discuss obesity as a chronic disease, the stigma around weight medicine, and learning to build a life that isn’t entirely centered around shri
Episode 25: Dani – Obesity Care Beyond the Scale (opens the original)
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In this episode, I’m talking to Dani, a PA who has spent the last decade working with GLP-1 medications and obesity treatment — long before most people had even heard of them. We talk about why obesity is still so misunderstood, the emotional side of weight loss treatment, and how explaining obesity as a chronic disease can completely change the way patients see themselves. Dani shares what she’s learned from years of working with people struggling with metabolic health, binge eating, shame, and
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