Dr. Rachel Batterham

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As a world-leading expert in obesity and metabolism, I’ve dedicated over two decades to pioneering research and clinical innovation that has transformed the way we treat weight-related diseases.

Obesity is not a failure of willpower. It’s a chronic, relapsing disease influenced by complex biological and environmen...
08/08/2025

Obesity is not a failure of willpower. It’s a chronic, relapsing disease influenced by complex biological and environmental factors.

I’ve spent over two decades researching how hormones and brain signals control appetite and metabolism. The truth is: many people living with obesity are fighting against powerful biological systems that make weight loss incredibly difficult — and keeping weight off even harder.

If we want to help, we must stop blaming and start supporting. Evidence-based treatments exist. Compassion should be the starting point.

“Weight stigma hurts more than it helps.”Obesity is not a choice. It's a complex, chronic medical condition influenced b...
10/07/2025

“Weight stigma hurts more than it helps.”
Obesity is not a choice. It's a complex, chronic medical condition influenced by biology, environment, and social factors.

As a doctor and researcher, I’ve spent over two decades studying the role of hormones like GLP-1 in appetite regulation and weight management.

We must stop blaming individuals and start offering them effective, evidence-based tools — including behavioural support, pharmacotherapy, and where appropriate, metabolic interventions.

🧠 Let’s treat obesity with the same empathy and science as any other chronic condition.

“What I Tell My Patients About Appetite and Age”As a medical doctor specialising in weight management, I see this every ...
10/07/2025

“What I Tell My Patients About Appetite and Age”
As a medical doctor specialising in weight management, I see this every day:
Women in their 40s, 50s, 60s and beyond come to me feeling discouraged, frustrated, and often ashamed.
They say:
“I barely eat, but I keep gaining.”
“I’ve tried everything—but nothing works anymore.”
Here’s the truth: It’s not your fault.
As we age, appetite hormones like GLP-1 decline, metabolism slows, and inflammation rises.
Traditional “eat less, move more” advice doesn’t account for this.
That’s why I recommend evidence-based solutions that support GLP-1 signalling naturally—without injections or extreme diets.
Your body isn’t broken. It just needs support that matches where you are now. 💚
– Dr. Kate Ellison, MBBS, GP with special interest in metabolic health

Real Science, Real Results — Clinical Backing for GLP-1 and NAD+Clinical trials and research studies support the effecti...
10/07/2025

Real Science, Real Results — Clinical Backing for GLP-1 and NAD+
Clinical trials and research studies support the effectiveness of GLP-1 based therapies in reducing weight and improving blood sugar control in people with obesity and type 2 diabetes. Likewise, NAD+ supplementation has been shown to improve metabolic markers and cellular health. This is not just hype — these molecules are at the forefront of modern metabolic and weight management science. Choosing supplements that support these pathways offers a genuine, science-backed advantage.

Chronic inflammation plays a hidden role in obesity and related diseases. Certain foods, like refined carbs and trans fa...
10/07/2025

Chronic inflammation plays a hidden role in obesity and related diseases. Certain foods, like refined carbs and trans fats, increase inflammation, while others like berries, nuts, and oily fish have anti-inflammatory effects.
Incorporating these into your diet can protect your heart, joints, and metabolic health.

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Ground Floor Central, University College Hospital, 250 Euston Road
Madrid
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