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Average patients can lose over 13% of their body weight in 1 year.¹ Eligible patients only.
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¹https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0140673618317732

We’re leading the way in medical weight loss

Juniper addresses weight at a biological level. With our help, average patients can lose over 13% of their body weight in one year.[1]

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Juniper deep on science

Your biology influences your weight

That’s why weight isn’t a motivational issue, it’s a medical one.
Stress
During periods of high stress, levels of cortisol (the ‘stress hormone’) can increase. This can trigger increased appetite[2] and may make it difficult to maintain healthy eating habits.
Hormones
Decreased oestrogen levels during menopause or perimenopause can lead to increased visceral fat around the abdomen as well as decreased muscle mass.
Genetics
Studies have shown that up to 80% of weight is determined by your genetics.[3] Genetics can affect appetite, satiety (feelings of fullness), metabolism, food cravings, and body-fat distribution.
Metabolism
Slower metabolic rates take longer to produce energy, meaning you may require fewer calories than you thought to maintain a healthy weight.[4]

How the medication works from within

Click below to see how our medication interacts with different parts of the body.
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Brain
GLP-1 receptors target the control centre of the brain (the hypothalamus), which leads to increased feelings of fullness and reduced hunger signals.
Stomach
The medication slows the emptying of the stomach into the small intestine, which makes you feel fuller for longer.
Liver
The medication reduces glucose production which lowers blood sugar, and modifies the way the liver stores and processes other nutrients. This reduces cholesterol levels and leads to a more efficient metabolism.
Pancreas
The medication increases insulin production in the pancreas, stabilising blood sugar and improving the way our body processes fat and manages nutrients.

Wondering what the medication is called?

We're not able to share the names of our treatments until an online consult takes place between you and a Juniper practitioner. Take the quiz today to find out more about this treatment and whether it's right for you.

Juniper outperforms clinical trials

Women on the same class of treatment on Juniper's program and implementing behavioural change have achieved better weight loss results than comparable clinical trials.

Why? Because we provide tools beyond the medication that lead to lasting results.

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Results beyond the medication

Set the foundations for lasting weight loss with ongoing support and healthy lifestyle changes.

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Health tracking
Health tracking
Measure your biometric health improvements.
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Private community
Celebrate successes and keep each other motivated.
lifestyle coaching
Lifestyle coaching
Set the sustainable habits necessary for lifelong results.
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What to expect from your Juniper journey

Women on the Weight Reset Program
see results beyond the scales.

1-3 months
3-6 months
6-12 months +
Improved mood
Steady weight loss
Heightened feelings of being in control
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Boosted energy and endurance
>7%
weight lost in 4 months[7]
90%
of patients feel positive about their weight loss journey
Many patients experienced improved sleep
Improved confidence
>11%
body weight loss in 7 months[8]
Lower blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol and reduced health risks
Improved mobility and higher endurance
Tools to keep the weight off for good
Juniper Lifestyle Survey of 203 current patients, December 2022

This describes average results. Individual results may vary.

Your body fights to maintain your weight

current weight

Your body fights to maintain your weight

Generally, weight loss attempts can trigger our bodies into weight regain by increasing hunger signals and lowering our metabolic rate. [9]

But Juniper's medication works to target your metabolism on a biological level. When combined with lifestyle coaching, our program gives patients the tools to boost their metabolic rate and keep it that way.

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Ask a Juniper practitioner

Doctor Matthew Vickers
Answered by Dr Matt Vickers
MBBS, FRACGP
What medications does Juniper use? Are they approved in Australia?
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All medications prescribed by Juniper clinicians have been approved for use in Australia, and are commonly prescribed by GPs for the treatment of weight management. However, due to Australian Therapeutic Goods regulations, we are unable to share the names of our treatments until you have completed a consultation with one of our Juniper practitioners and are approved for treatment. This is to ensure a qualified medical professional discusses all the options available to you before you make any decisions regarding medical treatments.
How does the medication work?
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Juniper’s most prescribed treatment is a breakthrough medication approved in Australia for weight loss. The treatment is made up of a molecule that works like the glucagon-like-peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor. GLP-1 is an appetite hormone that your body naturally produces to help regulate hunger. Juniper’s medication works like GLP-1 by suppressing your appetite and increasing the feeling of being full. This makes it easier for your body to maintain a lower weight, meaning you won't have to fight so hard to keep the weight off.
Will I experience side effects on Juniper’s medication?
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All medications come with a risk of side effects, but side effects experienced on Juniper’s medication are usually temporary and can be reduced and managed. The most common side effect on Juniper’s medication is nausea, with 40% of users experiencing this temporarily. Other common side effects include reflux, headaches, constipation, vomiting, fatigue and irritation to the injection site. We know these side effects are not ideal, but they are common and normal among patients on this class of medication.

Thankfully, our Juniper team will be there to guide and support you through managing and reducing any side effects.
What happens when I stop taking the medication?
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Juniper’s medication is an effective long-term treatment for losing weight and keeping it off. Patients should continue treatment until they have formed sustainable behavioural changes to maintain results and prevent weight regain after they come off the program. We’re with you as long as you need us.
Juniper can help you achieve your weight goals. Take the quiz today to see if you’re eligible to join the Weight Reset Program.
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What medications does Juniper use? Are they approved in Australia?
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All medications prescribed by Juniper clinicians have been approved for use in Australia, and are commonly prescribed by GPs for the treatment of weight management. However, due to Australian Therapeutic Goods regulations, we are unable to share the names of our treatments until you have completed a consultation with one of our Juniper practitioners and are approved for treatment. This is to ensure a qualified medical professional discusses all the options available to you before you make any decisions regarding medical treatments.
How does the medication work?
expand icon
Juniper’s most prescribed treatment is a breakthrough medication approved in Australia for weight loss. The treatment is made up of a molecule that works like the glucagon-like-peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor. GLP-1 is an appetite hormone that your body naturally produces to help regulate hunger. Juniper’s medication works like GLP-1 by suppressing your appetite and increasing the feeling of being full. This makes it easier for your body to maintain a lower weight, meaning you won't have to fight so hard to keep the weight off.
Will I experience side effects on Juniper’s medication?
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All medications come with a risk of side effects, but side effects experienced on Juniper’s medication are usually temporary and can be reduced and managed. The most common side effect on Juniper’s medication is nausea, with 40% of users experiencing this temporarily. Other common side effects include reflux, headaches, constipation, vomiting, fatigue and irritation to the injection site. We know these side effects are not ideal, but they are common and normal among patients on this class of medication.

Thankfully, our Juniper team will be there to guide and support you through managing and reducing any side effects.
What happens when I stop taking the medication?
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Juniper’s medication is an effective long-term treatment for losing weight and keeping it off. Patients should continue treatment until they have formed sustainable behavioural changes to maintain results and prevent weight regain after they come off the program. We’re with you as long as you need us.
Citations

[1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0140673618317732
[2] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11070333/
[3] https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/why-people-become-overweight#:~:text=Research%20suggests%20that%20for%20some,of%20treating%20your%20weight%20problems.
[4] https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/metabolism#metabolism-and-age-related-weight-gain
[5] Juniper internal data of 143 tracked patients, February 2023
[6] https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa1411892
‍[7] Juniper internal data of 143 tracked patients, February 2023
[8] Juniper internal data of 143 tracked patients, February 2023
[9] https://dom-pubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/dom.13120

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