The Found Team

When Stephanie Jones discovered Found, she knew it was time to make some big changes— not just on the scale but on the inside.

This class of prescription drugs—called glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RAs)—has generated a lot of buzz for their ability to help with weight care, so it’s no wonder you’re curious to learn more about how they work, and what the benefits are.

In the 1990s, the idea of a transgender person was not a reality, and if it was portrayed in the mainstream it was made out to be odd or resembling some sort of circus act. Americans have come a long way as issues like being fired from a job or facing direct violence because you’re transgender have decreased immensely, but not totally.

American history is filled with experiences and narratives from minorities who suffered prejudices as they fought to gain acceptance and, ultimately, freedom. And although we’ve come leaps and bounds in our inclusion of gender minorities—like the Supreme Court’s decision to recognize same-sex marriage in 2015—we have a way to go.

Sex isn’t the easiest thing to talk about (remember that cringey 8th grade sex ed class that didn’t exactly include everything you needed to know to be informed and safe?). Well, we’re going to go there anyway, because sexual health shouldn’t be taboo, and it can be an important part of your weight care journey.

Mounjaro (tirzepatide) is FDA-approved to treat type 2 diabetes—and it shows exciting promise for helping people with weight. Here’s how it works.

Leaning on your friends, family and the Found community could be your key to success

If you’ve been conditioned to place value on the scale, it’s not the only way to measure your progress—in fact, even if you have a smart biometric scale, it still isn’t telling you everything about your success.

We’ve all felt shame in some form in our lifetime—whether you were teased for wearing a certain swimsuit or mispronouncing a word.