Physician-led metabolic health to help you feel
Fitter. Stronger. Healthier.
Metabolic Reset Program
Medical Weight-Loss
Access evidence-based medical weight-loss treatments, like semaglutide (a GLP1 receptor agonist), under the supervision of an obesity medicine specialist
Group Fitness
Participate in curated group fitness classes led by certified personal trainers and specifically designed to support improved body composition and retain lean muscle mass during weight-loss
Nutrition
Weekly in-person and virtual nutritional support to help improve metabolic health and mitigate common side effects of medical weight-loss treatments
Start your journey to better health
Through our 16-week Metabolic Reset program, we’ll work with you to achieve your overall metabolic health and weight-loss goals. In our initial consultation, you will meet with your physician to discuss your health objectives and determine whether medical weight-loss is appropriate for you. The cost of your initial consultation is fully credited towards your full enrollment, if you choose to continue the program.
TURN-KEY SOLUTIONS FOR PROVIDERS
GluTox Health works with providers of primary care, subspecialty internal medicine, and orthopedic and bariatric surgery to provide specialty managed care for patients with cardio-kidney-metabolic (CKM) disorders. We take referrals for our Metabolic Reset program to help patients access GLP1-RA medications and to maximize adherence during the dose-escalation schedule.
DR NICHOLAS KAKNES.
For the past 15 years, I’ve worked as an Internal Medicine physician within Veterans Affairs Medical Centers treating patients with a broad range of acute and chronic conditions. The most prominent challenge that I encounter in helping patients is the ability to access comprehensive care to treat the symptoms that come along with metabolic dysfunction, including excess body weight. As a physician with board certifications in internal medicine and obesity medicine, I recognize that for too long the medical field has treated the complications of metabolic dysfunction as a personal behavioral challenge, instead of the chronic disease that it is.
