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TeleSlim Clinic: Chicago based Board-Certified Obesity Medicine Doctor-Supervised Weight Management from Home with Semaglutide/ GLP-1 Medications and Expert Support
At TeleSlim Clinic, we understand that every weight loss journey is unique. That's why our virtual platform provides personalized care tailored to individual needs. Patients receive one-on-one consultations with board-certified doctors who specialize in obesity medicine, ensuring that their treatment plan is both effective and safe.
TeleSlim Clinic: Chicago based Board-Certified Obesity Medicine Doctor-Supervised Weight Management from Home with Semaglutide/ GLP-1 Medications and Expert Support
TeleSlim Clinic (TeleSlimClinic.com) is revolutionizing weight loss by offering comprehensive, virtual care to patients across Illinois. Founded by Dr. Jihad Kudsi (DoctorKudsi.com), CEO and board-certified obesity medicine bariatric surgeon, and Dr. Diala Alatassi (DoctorAlatassi.com), Chief Medical Officer and board-certified in obesity medicine, the clinic is designed to make weight management accessible and convenient by combining their expertise with modern technology. Together, they lead a dedicated team of professionals, ensuring patients receive top-quality care from highly experienced physicians.
TeleSlim Clinic: Chicago based Board-Certified Obesity Medicine Doctor-Supervised Weight Management from Home with Semaglutide/ GLP-1 Medications and Expert Support
TeleSlim Clinic: virtual weight loss to all of Illinois with board-certified doctors, GLP-1 medications, dietitian & exercise support—delivered to your doorstep.
Fact Check: Ad NOT Realistic In Claiming Jewelry, Including Magnetic 'Lymph' Bracelet, Aids Weight Loss
Is an online video advertisement showing women rapidly losing weight due to wearing a piece of jewelry realistic? No, that's not true: This is a misleading ad. A bariatric surgeon who also serves as a spokesperson for The Obesity Society (TOS) told Lead Stories, "There is no scientific evidence to prove that anything you wear will help achieve any meaningful weight loss." The McGill University Office for Science and Society director told Lead Stories that this claim is "total nonsense" as there is no evidence to support the video's claims.
Study: 40-year follow up shows significant reduction in death rates after bariatric surgery
A new retrospective study with up to 40 years of follow up shows significant reductions in death rates from all causes and cause-specific conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes and cancer in patients who have undergone bariatric surgery compared to non-surgical participants with severe obesity, according to a new study in Obesity.