Morbid obesity
A BMI of 40 kg/m² or more means that a person is considered morbidly obese.
Reduction step by step: Metabolism, Supplementation, Support
We have extensive experience in effectively reducing a large number of kilograms. This therapy resembles surgery without a scalpel. The design of the therapy requires a good knowledge of metabolic processes, skillful management of patients through individual periods of changes occurring in the body.
The diet is based on the results of the BET-A test together with Food Detective. Control tests taking place every 6 weeks serve to change the way of eating, select specialist supplementation and provide support on a psychological level. Periodic drips are recommended to relieve the work of the liver.
How is the first visit with the BET-A test?
Are you wondering what a visit to our clinic looks like? The file below will help you understand the individual stages. Each step is treated individually according to the patient’s needs.
The visit takes place within 2 hours of submitting a blood sample for analysis.
What do you get after a visit with BET-A and Food Detective testing?
– A detailed weekly nutrition plan with a protein, fat and carbohydrate balance, taking into account individual digestive dynamics and food intolerance test results
– Recommended fluid balance
– Individually selected supplementation appropriate to test results and health status
– A list of products excluded from the diet
– Possibility of prescribing prescription drugs, if necessary
– A self-monitoring card to enter your body effects
Questions and Answers
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No, the number of meals is always selected individually and chosen depending on the condition of the digestive system, previous dietary interview dating back 2-3 months before starting the diet.
No, diet is the priority.
Yes, surgery can be avoided, as proven by dozens of our patients who lost over 60 kg and maintained the effect for many years.
No, if we take care of burning fat tissue (mainly visceral), but maintaining muscle mass. The more muscle mass loss, the greater the risk of the yo-yo effect.
The rate of reduction is individual for each organism. On average, we assume 0.5 – 1 kg per week.
No. Physical activity (moderate) is recommended for everyone, but it is not crucial at the beginning of the journey. Diet is the priority. Later on, when energy levels increase, adding physical exercises appropriate to the patient’s preferences and physical abilities is highly recommended.
It will always be a low-carbohydrate diet, but the precise distribution of macronutrients depends on the patient’s health case.