MP Weight Loss · Texas

Weight loss is personal.
Your plan should be too.

Medication can make hunger easier to manage, but the right plan depends on your health, your goals, your budget and what life actually looks like for you. We help you make sense of the options without turning the medication into the whole story.

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WHAT YOUR VISIT IS REALLY ABOUT

Not just “Which shot?”

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What have you already tried?Previous medications, weight-loss attempts, side effects and what did—or did not—work.

02

What matters to you?Appetite control, cost, injections versus oral options, pace of loss and your long-term goals.

03

What can you realistically maintain?We build around real life so the plan still makes sense after the first few weeks.

Provider-guided care · In-office visits + Texas telehealth

A real clinic. A real conversation. A plan built around you.

Provider guided
Individual medical review

In-office visits
Mount Pleasant, Texas

Telehealth
Available across Texas

Your options

There isn’t one “best” medication.

The right choice depends on your medical history, previous treatment, tolerance, goals, pharmacy access and budget. We help you sort through that instead of pretending everyone needs the same thing.

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Semaglutide

Weekly injectable option

Designed to help reduce hunger and improve fullness. Your provider guides the starting dose, follow-up and adjustments based on response and tolerance. Up to 20% weight loss!

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Tirzepatide

Weekly injectable option

Designed to help reduce hunger and improve fullness. Once-weekly injectable medication that activates two natural gut hormone receptors—GLP-1 and GIP—to help control blood sugar and reduce body weight. Up to 30% weight loss!

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Oral medications

For patients who prefer a pill

Some patients may prefer or qualify for oral therapy. Instructions, availability, and cost vary by the specific medication prescribed. Foundayo, Wegovy, Contrave, and Adipex are available.

What’s in your compounded injection?

Tirzepatide

Your injection contains three ingredients, each serving a different purpose:

Tirzepatide
💉 The primary medication

  • Helps reduce hunger and food cravings

  • Helps you feel full longer

  • Slows stomach emptying

  • Helps regulate blood sugar

  • Supports weight loss when combined with healthy eating and regular physical activity

Glycine
🧬 A supportive ingredient in the formulation

  • Helps support the stability of the medication formulation

  • Is an amino acid naturally found in the body

  • Helps with the overall formulation of the compounded medication

Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12)
⚡ Vitamin B12

  • Supports normal energy metabolism

  • Helps maintain healthy red blood cells

  • Supports normal nerve function

  • Helps prevent or treat vitamin B12 deficiency

The Bottom Line

Tirzepatide is the ingredient responsible for the medication’s primary weight-management effects.
Glycine helps support the medication formulation.
Vitamin B12 provides supplemental B12 to support normal body functions.

Semaglutide

Your injection contains three ingredients, each serving a different purpose:

Semaglutide
💉 The primary medication

  • Helps reduce hunger and food cravings

  • Helps you feel full longer

  • Slows stomach emptying

  • Helps regulate blood sugar

  • Supports weight loss when combined with healthy eating and regular physical activity

Glycine
🧬 A supportive ingredient in the formulation

  • Is an amino acid naturally found in the body

  • Helps support the stability of the medication formulation

  • Helps with the overall formulation of the compounded medication

Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12)
⚡ Vitamin B12

  • Supports normal energy metabolism

  • Helps maintain healthy red blood cells

  • Supports normal nerve function

  • Helps prevent or treat vitamin B12 deficiency

The Bottom Line

Semaglutide is the ingredient responsible for the medication’s primary weight-management effects.
Glycine helps support the medication formulation.
Vitamin B12 provides supplemental B12 to support normal body functions.

Straightforward clinic pricing

Know the visit cost before you walk in.

Medication pricing varies by medication, dose and dispensing pharmacy, so the full pricing page remains the source for current medication costs.

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New patient visit

$225 + medications

Follow-up visit

$75 + medications

How we think about treatment

The medication should support your life.
Not take it over.

We want the plan to feel understandable. You should know why you are taking something, what we are watching, when we might change it and what happens when you reach your goal.

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Start with the person, not the product.Your history, goals and previous experience matter more than whichever medication is getting the most attention online.

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More medication is not automatically better.If a dose is working and you feel well, there may be no reason to rush upward.

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Maintenance belongs in the plan from day one.We are not only thinking about how you lose the weight. We are thinking about what happens after you do.

How it works

We don’t chase the highest dose.

A higher dose is not automatically a better dose. Appetite, weight trend, side effects, nutrition, hydration and how you actually feel help guide the next decision.

Step 01

Review

Medical history, medications, previous GLP-1 use, goals and potential risks.

Step 02

Start

Your provider recommends an appropriate medication and starting plan.

Step 03

Check in

We look at appetite, weight trend, side effects, hydration, protein and tolerance.

Step 04

Adjust—or don’t

Sometimes the right answer is increasing. Sometimes it is staying exactly where you are.

Beyond the prescription

Medication can quiet the hunger.
You still need a plan.

No crash-diet lecture. No pretending the injection magically does everything. We focus on the boring things that actually matter: enough protein, enough fluids, reasonable portions, movement you can live with and a plan for maintenance.

How Treatment Works

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Protein firstHelps with fullness and supports lean muscle while weight comes down.

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Hydration mattersEspecially when appetite is lower or digestive side effects show up.

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Portions over perfectionYou do not need an “extreme diet” to make progress.

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Plan for maintenanceReaching goal weight is not the end of the conversation.

People you can actually reach.

Your care is supported by a small clinic team that knows the program, answers questions and follows what happens after the prescription is written.

Dr. Carter Moore

Medical Director

Provider oversight, treatment decisions and medical review.

Clay Moore

Practice Manager · GLP-1 Coach

Practical program support, coaching and help navigating the day-to-day side of treatment.

Patricia M.

Registered Nurse

Patient support, follow-up help and practical guidance throughout treatment.

Safety first

These medications are not right for everyone.

A medical review is required before treatment. Please give your provider a complete health history and current medication list.

Medication availability and the product prescribed depend on provider evaluation and the dispensing pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

Tell us about

Personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma, MEN2, pancreatitis, gallbladder disease, pregnancy or plans for pregnancy, and other major medical concerns.

Common side effects

Nausea, reduced appetite, constipation, diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort and fatigue can occur.

Call us when

Side effects are severe, persistent, unusual or simply concerning to you.

Before treatment

Your provider reviews whether medication is medically appropriate; submitting an appointment request does not guarantee a prescription.

Ready when you are

You do not have to figure this out before you walk in.

That is what the visit is for. Tell us where you are, what you have tried and what you want to change. We will help you sort through the next step together.

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GLP-1: Weeks 1–4 vs Later Weeks

The first 4 weeks are usually an adjustment period. Later weeks are often when the medication feels more consistent and effective.

What to Expect Weeks 1–4 (“Adjustment Period”) Weeks 5+ / Later Weeks
Main goal Help your body get used to the medication. Build toward a more effective working dose.
Dose stage Usually the starter dose. This lower starting dose is used to help reduce GI side effects. Dose is often increased gradually if tolerated, based on the prescriber’s plan.
Appetite changes Appetite may go down, but it can feel inconsistent from week to week. Appetite control is often more steady once a higher tolerated dose is reached.
Weight loss Some people lose early, some lose very little. Early progress can be slow or uneven. Weight loss is usually more noticeable over time, especially after dose increases and consistency.
Common symptoms Nausea, fullness, bloating, constipation, diarrhea, reflux, and lower appetite are more common. These may improve over time, but can flare up again after each dose increase.
Why it feels different Your stomach and body are adapting to slower digestion and earlier fullness. Your body may be more adjusted, but each increase can create a mini adjustment period.
What is normal Getting full faster, eating less, mild nausea, mild constipation, and less “food noise.” Better portion control, steadier satiety, improved routine, and fewer side effects for many people.
What is also normal One week feeling stronger than the next, small scale drops, or almost no scale change yet. Gradual progress, occasional plateaus, or needing more time before the next step.
Best focus Hydration, smaller meals, slower eating, protein, fiber, and bowel regularity. Stay consistent, support protein and muscle, keep hydration up, and adjust habits as appetite decreases.

What to Tell Patients

The first 4 weeks are usually not the full fat-loss phase. They are the body-adjustment phase. The body is adapting while the medication is started at a lower dose.

When to Call the Clinic

  • Repeated vomiting
  • Trouble keeping fluids down
  • Signs of dehydration
  • Severe or persistent abdominal pain
  • Symptoms so strong that normal eating or drinking is hard

Simple Patient Summary

Weeks 1–4 = adjustment.
Later weeks = more consistent effect.
Each dose increase may cause a short re-adjustment period.