01 · Health
Start with your health
First, let's understand you.
Tell us about your health, medical history, current weight, and goals through a short online assessment.
No commitment to treatment.
Doctor-guided weight management
Up to 25% weight loss.
Backed by science. Guided by doctors.
Doctor-guided weight management, personalised to your health, with evidence-based treatment when appropriate and ongoing support.
Check my eligibilityStart with a simple online assessment. Treatment requires medical evaluation and a prescription when appropriate.
The science behind modern weight management
Decades of research into metabolism and GLP-1 biology have helped transform the treatment of obesity.
Harvard Medical School·The Rockefeller University·University of Toronto
GLP-1, in public conversation
From Hollywood to India, a new approach to weight loss is making headlines.
What each person has actually said. A reported change in weight is their account, not a result Go Active can offer.
Elon Musk
Has publicly discussed using Wegovy and, later, Mounjaro.
Oprah Winfrey
Has spoken about using a prescription weight-loss medicine. She has not publicly named the drug.
Hansal Mehta
Has publicly discussed using Mounjaro, and said he was down nearly 10 kg in a few months.
Aishwarya Mohanraj
Has publicly discussed using Mounjaro, and said her weight went from 74 kg to 52 kg over six months.
Tanmay Bhat
Has publicly discussed experimenting with a GLP-1 medicine. He said an earlier loss of more than 75 kg was without one.
Ram Kapoor
Said he went from about 140 kg to 85 kg. He described two meals a day, one late in the morning and one in the early evening, with cardio and strength training.
Karan Johar
Described a clear change in his weight. He said that, after treatment for a thyroid condition, he ate one meal a day for about seven months, with no lactose, gluten, or sugar.
Badshah
Said he lost about 20 kg. He described smaller portions, more salads, and regular training, after finding he ran short of breath quickly on stage.
Jr NTR
Lost weight for a film role. His director has said he dropped about 15 kg over four months. His trainer described morning sessions built around cardio and functional work.
Explore the evidence
Public figures' experiences are personal and do not predict your results. None of these individuals endorses Go Active.
Curious?See what progress could look like.
Use this as a starting point. It is not a diagnosis or a guarantee, but it can give you a clearer sense of a four-month illustration.
Before
91 kg
After
70 kg
-21 kg
Your journey with Go Active
Medical weight management, made easier to navigate.
Five clear steps. Professional guidance throughout. And a doctor who determines what is appropriate for your health.
02 · Tests
Get the tests you need
Better decisions start with better information.
A trained professional collects your blood sample at home. Your doctor reviews the relevant results alongside your medical history.
Tests based on clinical need.
03 · Doctor
Meet your doctor
A treatment plan built around you.
Discuss your health, goals, and treatment options with a qualified doctor through a video consultation or an appointment at a partner clinic.
Your doctor makes the clinical decisions.
04 · Treatment
Receive your prescribed treatment
Your next steps, delivered to your door.
If medication is appropriate and prescribed, receive your treatment with clear instructions and guidance on its use.
Prescription required. Treatment is not suitable for everyone.
05 · Support
Get support beyond the first delivery
You're not on your own after you start.
Connect with a dietitian, discuss your progress, and get ongoing support to help you build habits that support your health.
Continued care, not just a one-time consultation.
Ready to take the first step?
An initial assessment is not a diagnosis or a guarantee of treatment.
The science behind the treatment
More than weight loss. A deeper understanding of metabolic health.
GLP-1-based medicines have been studied for their effects on appetite, blood sugar, cardiovascular outcomes, and other health conditions. What the evidence shows depends on the medicine, the population studied, and the outcome measured.
Appetite and weight
Helping regulate appetite.
Semaglutide acts on pathways involved in appetite regulation. In clinical trials, it helped participants reduce body weight when combined with lifestyle interventions.
Blood sugar
Metabolic health matters, too.
GLP-1-based medicines can affect blood glucose regulation. Some are approved for type 2 diabetes, while specific medicines have separate indications for weight management.
Cardiovascular health
Evidence beyond the scales.
In the SELECT trial, semaglutide 2.4 mg reduced major adverse cardiovascular events compared with placebo in adults with overweight or obesity, established cardiovascular disease, and no diabetes.
Sleep apnea
Weight management and sleep health.
The SURMOUNT-OSA trials found that tirzepatide reduced the severity of obstructive sleep apnea in adults with obesity and moderate-to-severe disease.
These findings relate to specific medicines and study populations. They do not establish that every treatment provides every benefit, or that the results will apply to you. A qualified clinician can assess which evidence is relevant to your circumstances.
Research sources: STEP 1, NEJM (2021) · SELECT, NEJM (2023) · SURMOUNT-OSA, NEJM (2024)
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Questions
Plain answers.
Will I get a prescription?
Not necessarily. A doctor decides whether medication is clinically appropriate.
Can the chart predict my weight?
No. It is a general illustration, not a personal weight prediction.
Do these medicines have risks?
Yes. Your doctor should discuss the potential benefits, risks, and whether a medicine is suitable for you.
What if I have side effects?
Tell your clinician. For chest pain, severe breathlessness, fainting, severe abdominal pain, or thoughts of harming yourself, call 112.
Can weight return if treatment stops?
Yes. Weight can return after treatment stops. Do not stop a prescription without speaking to your clinician.
Is the form a diagnosis?
No. The form is a screening assessment, not a diagnosis.
Are my health answers sent to analytics?
No. Your health answers are not sent to analytics.
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