Dr. Eugenia Caternor didn’t build a platform by talking about transformation. She built it by living it — and refusing to keep that to herself.
Dr. Caternor grew up in Asutsuare, in Ghana’s Eastern Region. On Saturdays she went to the market to buy cookies and sweets, then sold them to classmates during the week. On weekday mornings, she woke before school to sell food door-to-door — learning before she had a word for it that resilience is not a personality type. It is a practice.
That early discipline carried her across an ocean, through two decades of clinical healthcare, onto stages across the country, and into the lives of patients and audiences who needed someone who had already walked the hard road.
Where others saw obstacles, she found options. She refused to quit. She learned that failure is not the end of the story — it is the part that prepares you for what comes next.
Our board-certified physicians and registered dietitians are here to support you every step of the way.
We recognize that every body is unique, and care should be, too. Our treatments are tailored for your needs and lifestyle.
Our compassionate providers are focused on getting you the results you deserve, without judgement.
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Prescriptions can take up to 10 days for delivery. Most people receive them in less time! If you have no updates (such as empty tracking numbers, etc) then please reach out to our customer service line for assistance.
This is a common concern, especially during warmer months, but it does not necessarily mean your medication is compromised.
Most GLP-1 medications remain stable at room temperature for up to 28 days. Each of our partner pharmacies performs their own stability testing to ensure safety and effectiveness, even with moderate temperature fluctuations during shipping.
Gl issues like nausea, constipation, diarrhea, and heartburn. Fatigue can occur if you are not drinking enough water, are skipping meals or snacks, or are not eating enough protein.
It's optional. Some patients benefit from tracking to assess intake. Your dietitian can assist.
Try small, nutrient-dense meals spaced throughout the day. Focus on protein first, and include high-fiber foods.
The medications are designed and approved for long-term use, and like other medicines, only work while you are taking them. Abrupt discontinuation often leads to weight regain. If you are interested in trying to taper down or off medications, do so under the care and direction of your provider.