Weight loss for women

Endometriosis can affect weight in different ways through pain, fatigue, inflammation, hormonal changes and treatment. For some, these factors can make it harder to stay active, manage appetite or maintain a stable weight. Healthy eating, regular movement and strength training can support long-term weight management, while medical weight loss treatment may also be an option for some people living with overweight or obesity.

Learn more about overweight, obesity and cancer in women, including how excess body weight may affect cancer risk and the biological factors involved. Understand the role of hormones, inflammation and other processes in the body, as well as how weight and health can be connected at different stages of a woman’s life.

Women’s weight can be influenced by hormones, metabolism, nutrition and changes throughout different stages of life. Understanding your individual calorie needs, eating a balanced diet and protecting muscle mass through protein and strength training can all support sustainable weight loss. For women living with obesity, medical treatment such as GLP-1 medications may also be an option. With personalised support, we help you build healthy habits that work for your body and can be maintained over time.

Weight can play a big role in fertility, pregnancy outcomes, and postpartum recovery. For some, losing even a small amount of weight can improve hormonal balance and increase the chance of conception. With medical guidance and tailored support, we help you prepare your body for pregnancy – and care for it after. Please note: we do not offer weight loss treatment during pregnancy, but we’re here to support you before and after. ‍

An underactive thyroid can slow your metabolism, making weight loss more difficult—even with a healthy diet and regular exercise. You’re not alone: millions of people worldwide, particularly women, live with hypothyroidism. But with the right medical treatment and support, lasting weight loss is possible. Together, we’ll find a plan that works for your body.Text about this ‍

Lipedema can significantly impact your life. The pain, heaviness, and fatigue can be incredibly frustrating. While treatments can alleviate symptoms, they don’t offer a complete cure. However, gradual and sustainable weight loss can help reduce discomfort. It’s not about fixing everything overnight. It’s about feeling better, one step at a time.

Weight affects more than just physical health—it’s deeply connected to mental wellbeing too. For women, especially during menopause, excess weight around the middle increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and hormone-related cancers. At the same time, stigma and emotional strain can impact mood and self-esteem. That’s why a holistic, compassionate approach to weight is essential.

As you go through menopause, your body undergoes changes, and unfortunately, your figure may change as well. The primary cause? Hormonal shifts. While losing weight during menopause can be challenging, it can help alleviate symptoms. Menopause changes a lot – but with the right support, you can feel like yourself again. ‍

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) often makes weight loss more difficult due to insulin resistance and hormonal imbalances. But with the right medical support and lifestyle changes, managing your weight—and your symptoms—becomes possible. You're not alone – and there is a way forward. ‍