GLO’s medical wellness programs help with stubborn weight, hormone changes, low energy and slow recovery. Each starts with a clinical evaluation and, where needed, lab work; then a licensed provider builds a plan — medical weight loss, hormone replacement therapy, IV hydration or peptide therapy — and adjusts it with you over time.
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Yes — when there’s a medical reason behind it. Medical weight loss and hormone replacement therapy start with labs, so your plan treats what’s actually going on, with monitoring and adjustments along the way.
Best for: Sustainable, medically supervised weight loss.
Coming soon. Best for: Hot flashes, low energy, poor sleep and mood changes.
IV hydration replenishes fluids, vitamins and minerals in a single visit. Peptide therapy is an ongoing, provider-directed protocol to support recovery, sleep and vitality.
Best for: Hydration, energy, immune support and recovery.
Best for: Recovery, energy and longevity goals.
Each program serves a different goal. Your provider will confirm what’s right for you after your evaluation.
| Medical weight loss | Hormone therapy | IV hydration | Peptide therapy | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Weight that won’t budge with diet and exercise alone | Hot flashes, low energy, mood or libido changes | Feeling run-down, dehydrated or depleted | Recovery, sleep and vitality |
| Starts with | Metabolic labs and evaluation | Lab work and symptom review | Health screening | Goals and relevant labs |
| How it’s given | Nutrition plan, monitoring and, when appropriate, GLP-1 medication | Injectable, topical or pellet protocol | A customized IV drip | A personalized protocol |
| Timeline | Ongoing program | Full effects over 3–6 months | 30–60 minute visit | Typically weeks; ongoing |
For medical weight loss, hormone therapy and peptide therapy, yes. Labs show what’s actually happening so your provider can prescribe only what’s appropriate and monitor you safely. IV hydration starts with a health screening.
When appropriate, yes. GLO’s medical weight loss program can include GLP-1 medications alongside metabolic labs, personalized nutrition and ongoing monitoring. Your provider decides whether medication fits after your evaluation.
Yes. GLO offers testosterone replacement for men, bioidentical hormone therapy for women and thyroid support, each built around your labs and symptoms, with follow-up labs to adjust your plan.
Not all are. Some compounded and peptide therapies haven’t been evaluated by the FDA for every use. Your provider will explain what’s known about any therapy they recommend and prescribe it only when it’s appropriate for you.
Most IV hydration sessions take 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the blend and infusion rate. You can relax in the lounge and return to your day afterward.
Yes. Every wellness program begins with a clinical evaluation so your plan is safe and personal. Hormone therapy is coming soon; call us to join the list.
Tell us what’s been off — energy, weight, sleep or mood. We’ll listen, check what’s going on and build a plan with you.
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