That distinction doesn't excuse anything - but it does mean your evaluation should be based on facts relevant to the program you're actually considering
The off-label band (BMI 25 to 26.9) Below BMI 27, weight-loss injections arent covered by the MHRA licence
A BMI 30 is associated with increased health risk, but individual clinical evaluation by a physician determines the diagnosis
While BMI is an important starting point for eligibility, a comprehensive approach is taken, considering factors like existing medical conditions, medication interactions, dietary habits, physical activity levels, and individual health goals
Thats why stable levels are an important factor in supporting overall wellbeing
We reached out to all those that were on it and we gave them a period of time when we offered coaching and other programs to them