Successful weight management is about more than simply reducing calories.
Dr. Childers explains how the practice approaches medical weight loss by combining GLP-1 peptide therapy with personalized care, nutritional guidance, and additional peptides when appropriate to help patients work toward sustainable results.
Diet after diet.
Exercise programs.
Calorie counting.
Temporary success followed by frustrating weight regain.
Many people struggle because weight is influenced by hormones, metabolism, hunger signals, sleep, stress, and lifestyle—not simply self-control.
Our program is designed to help address those biological factors while giving you the medical support and accountability needed to create lasting change.
GLP-1 therapy mimics the activity of a naturally occurring hormone involved in appetite and glucose regulation.
It helps promote feelings of fullness and may reduce hunger.
Patients often find it easier to make healthier food choices and reduce overall calorie intake.
Combined with physician oversight and lifestyle changes, these effects may contribute to meaningful weight loss.
Instead of focusing only on GLP-1 therapy, Delaware Integrative Medicine incorporates additional peptides and physician-guided care when clinically appropriate.
Supports appetite regulation and feelings of fullness.
The current practice describes BPC-157 as a peptide researched for supporting tissue healing and recovery. It may be incorporated into individualized treatment plans when appropriate.
The practice describes TB-500 as a naturally occurring peptide associated with tissue repair and recovery in research settings. It may be considered as part of personalized care when appropriate.
Every patient receives individualized guidance, progress tracking, and adjustments based on their response to treatment.
✓ Physician-guided consultations
✓ Personalized treatment plans
✓ Ongoing follow-up visits
✓ Wellness-focused approach
✓ Comprehensive lifestyle support
• Limited personalization
• Medication-only approach
• Less emphasis on long-term habits
Some individuals—such as those with a history of medullary thyroid cancer, MEN2, pancreatitis, gallbladder disease, or those who are pregnant—may not be appropriate candidates.
Review your health history, lifestyle, and goals.
Determine whether GLP-1 therapy and other components of the program are appropriate.
Begin physician-guided treatment with regular follow-up.
Adjust your plan as needed to support sustainable results.
GLP-1 therapy works by mimicking a naturally occurring hormone involved in appetite regulation and glucose metabolism, helping many patients feel fuller and reduce food intake.
Our practice combines GLP-1 therapy with physician oversight, lifestyle guidance, and, when appropriate, additional peptide therapies as part of an individualized treatment plan.
The duration of treatment varies based on your goals, progress, and your provider’s recommendations.
Certain medical conditions may make GLP-1 therapy inappropriate. Your medical history is reviewed during your consultation to determine whether the program is right for you.
Maintaining lean body mass is an important goal of the program. Your provider may recommend nutrition, exercise, and other strategies to support muscle health during weight loss.
Meet with Dr. Henry Childers to learn whether our physician-guided GLP-1 Peptide Weight Loss Program is the right fit for your goals.
