Why aren’t I losing more weight?

Why aren’t I losing more weight?

Weight loss varies for each individual and depends on several factors, including metabolism, diet, exercise habits, and medication dosage. If progress is slower than expected:

  • Ensure you are following dietary and lifestyle recommendations.
  • Track food intake and activity levels to identify areas for improvement.
  • Be patient—weight loss may plateau before further progress is seen. If you’re concerned about your progress, consult our support team for personalised advice.

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