My Apple Watch thinks I have sleep apnea. Now what?
The Apple Watch now features an FDA-approved sleep apnea detector. Can weight loss help if your watch indicates you might have a breathing problem?
Trusted information about medical weight loss, reviewed by obesity medicine specialists.
Can tiny doses of powerful GLP-1 drugs help people lose weight or maintain weight loss? Here’s what an obesity doctor has to say about microdosing GLP-1s.
The Apple Watch now features an FDA-approved sleep apnea detector. Can weight loss help if your watch indicates you might have a breathing problem?
Zepbound and Ozempic are both used for weight loss, often with amazing results. How do you know which one is right for you?
Can berberine or psyllium husk work just as well as Ozempic for weight loss—at a fraction of the price and red tape? Here’s what to know.
Preventing and treating leptin resistance remains one of the biggest challenges in controlling your weight.
Rybelsus is one of the brand names for semaglutide that's approved for type 2 diabetes. But it can also help people lose weight.
Wondering how much liraglutide costs, now that there’s a generic for Victoza? We’ve got answers.
Taking Zepbound for weight loss? The dosage typically increases over time. Learn how to take Zepbound and what a typical dosing schedule looks like.
For decades, we’ve all been told that our weight is the result of a simple calculation. Calories in need to be less than calories out. That calculation, however, is inaccurate and outdated. At Found, we use a science-based approach that treats obesity as a disease, not as the result of personal decisions.
Need a little help from a friend? Your gut (microbiome) may be your best friend as it offers a host of health benefits, and has more of an impact on your overall health than you may be aware of - similar to your closest pal.
Did you know that metabolism and weight gain are related? So, continue reading to learn more about it and how to restart your metabolism
When it comes to our weight care journey, we already know that it involves a number of different factors—from intuitive eating to movement—but there's even more involved than that, and at an inherent biological level.
We all know how rough a night of bad sleep can be. But what about when you consistently wake up feeling tired or fall asleep during the day? There may be something deeper happening that can impact your health and body weight. Before we dive into that, let's explore what quality sleep can do for our health.
It's happened to all of us: We find ourselves standing in the kitchen late at night with the refrigerator light cast on our faces. We peer inside, trying to figure out what we want. But do we really want food?
Did you know that sleep is an integral part of weight loss?
Do you struggle to go to sleep, stay asleep, or get enough? About 70 million Americans struggle with various sleep concerns. Studies show that lack of sleep is "associated with injuries, chronic diseases, mental illnesses, poor quality of life and well-being, increased health care costs, and lost work productivity."
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