The Rese Journal

Real medicine, in plain English.

Weekly notes written by our founders — a women's health nurse and a board-certified physician — and medically reviewed before they're published. Honest answers to the questions patients actually ask. No jargon, no hype, no willpower lectures.

Latest · The Science

Why the scale slows around week eight

Almost every body adapts somewhere between weeks eight and twelve. It isn't failure — it's biology, and it's the reason we build the Plateau Protocol into every program.

By Sabrina Mortensen, RN, BSN
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Plain English

“Food noise,” explained by a physician

That constant background hum of thinking about food isn't a willpower problem. What GLP-1 medication actually does to quiet it — and what it doesn't do.

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Practical

Protein first: how to eat in your first month

When your appetite shrinks, every bite matters more. Three simple rules our providers give every new patient — no macro math required.

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Honest answers

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Skeptical of telehealth? Good — you should be. The full FAQ covers prescribing, pricing, privacy, and what happens when the answer is no.

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