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Dr Jacqueline Jacques - Beyond Weight Loss: Integrative Care in the GLP-1 Era

from The MediHerb Podcast · host Integria Healthcare

GLP-1 medications are reshaping the management of obesity and metabolic health, but where do integrative practitioners fit into this rapidly evolving landscape? In this episode, Laurence Katsaras speaks with internationally recognised obesity and metabolic health expert Dr Jacqueline Jacques about GLP-1 therapies, why obesity should be viewed as a chronic disease, and the opportunities for naturopathic and functional medicine practitioners to support patients throughout their treatment journey. The discussion explores the often-overlooked challenges of GLP-1 therapy, including nutrient deficiencies, lean muscle and bone loss, side effect management, and the sobering reality of post-treatment weight regain - what it means clinically, highlighting the post-cessation window as a genuine opportunity for integrative practitioners. Jacqueline introduces the concept of the "life cycle of care," encouraging practitioners to move beyond seeing integrative medicine as an alternative and instead position themselves as collaborative partners alongside pharmacotherapy.

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