Evidence-based GLP-1 therapy, women’s metabolic care, and realistic support for busy lifestyles. What is included in all our programs.
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Most people hit a wall with dieting because the body fights back—slowing metabolism, increasing hunger hormones, and making weight regain almost inevitable. Medical weight loss removes the guesswork:
Precise dosing backed by clinical science
Monitoring by medical professionals
Targeted diagnostics to uncover hormonal, metabolic, and lifestyle factors
Tools to help maintain results long term
Structured accountability so you don’t drift off track
This is a modern, realistic strategy—not a temporary fix.
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GLP-1 medications have changed the landscape of weight management. They target the root dysfunctions that make weight loss difficult: appetite dysregulation, insulin resistance, and delayed satiety.
At Time Kapsule, we use medical-grade Semaglutide and Tirzepatide protocols tailored to your metabolism, lifestyle, and goals.
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GLP-1s help your brain “hear” fullness signals again. People naturally eat less without forcing restriction or white knuckling through hunger.
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These medications improve glycemic control and lower fasting insulin levels—critical for women in perimenopause, midlife weight gain, and metabolic slowing.
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Patients typically see:
Reduced visceral fat
Lower inflammation
Enhanced metabolic function
The weight comes from fat—not muscle—when paired with proper protein and resistance training guidance.
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Most patients notice reduced cravings for sugar, snacks, and late-night eating. Behavior becomes easier to control when biology stops fighting you.
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GLP-1s are backed by strong evidence for reducing cardiovascular risk markers, lowering blood pressure, and supporting long-term health.
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You may be a strong candidate if you struggle with:
Midlife weight gain
Insulin resistance or prediabetes
Appetite dysregulation
PCOS
Perimenopausal metabolic slowdown
Prior weight-loss failures despite effort
We build your plan around where you are now, not where you “should” be.
Serving patients in San Francisco Bay Area and via telehealth across California