Once we receive the referral from your provider our team will schedule your appointment via phone or e-mail.
Metabolite Clinic
Weight Loss, Powered by Science
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Reliable medical care is available when you need it
NEW! Don’t have a family doctor? Get your free referral today! Click here
Internal & Obesity Medicine Specialists
Connect with a doctor online whenever you need—early in the morning, late at night, or anytime in between.
Now offering Psychotherapy!
Struggling with emotional eating or life’s daily stress? Our psychotherapist can help you break the cycle, manage cravings, and build healthier habits—mind & body.
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Registered Dietitian
Starting weight loss treatment? Our dietitian can help you protect your muscle, boost your protein, and build healthy habits that last—mind and body.
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OHIP Covered. Access to Internal & Obesity Medicine Physician
Dietitian Services Available
Unlock game-changing access to our expert registered dietitians —your ultimate health transformation starts right now! Click here to learn more!
Psychotherapy for emotional eating
Now offering psychotherapy for emotional eating and eating disorders—compassionate care to help you heal your relationship with food!
Metabolite Program Covered by OHIP!
Includes:
- Full covered by OHIP!
- No Monthly Fees!
- Access to Internal & Obesity Medicine Specialist
- Sign up to see our Registered Dietitian & Psychotherapist
- Unlimited follow ups with your provider (video or call)
- Gain exclusive access to the Metabolite App through our Dietician Program, featuring a comprehensive library of workouts and delicious recipes.
- Metabolite E-book coming soon!
- Prescription refills via telephone or video
- Access to 24/7 patient chat with provider.
- New! No Family Doctor? Get a free referral from our healthcare team — sign up now!
Currently we are only accepting patients with a valid OHIP card.
How it works
Step 1
Get a referral form completed by your doctor or nurse practitioner.
Step 2
Step 3
Begin your visit using our app to see your specialist!
Step 4
Stay connected to your care!
Anti-Obesity Medication Approved by Health Canada 🇨🇦
Beat Obesity with Science
This once-weekly injectable drug works by mimicking a hormone called GLP-1, which targets areas of the brain that regulate appetite and food intake. By combining its appetite-suppressing effects with lifestyle changes, Wegovy offers a science-based approach to achieving sustainable weight loss and improving overall health
Anti-Obesity Medication Approved by Health Canada 🇨🇦
Beat Obesity with Science
This once-weekly injectable drug works by mimicking a hormone called GLP-1, which targets areas of the brain that regulate appetite and food intake. By combining its appetite-suppressing effects with lifestyle changes, Wegovy offers a science-based approach to achieving sustainable weight loss and improving overall health
CENTER FOR METABOLIC PERFORMANCE
Metabolite Toronto's Obesity Medicine Clinic
Accepting new patients.
Services covered by OHIP.
How Metabolite Clinic Helps
For Obesity-related Issues
Take charge of emotional eating patterns.
End the cycle of restriction, quitting, & overeating.
Let go of harmful diet culture.
Release the guilt and embrace self-love.
Obesity Medicine Clinic
Metabolite Clinic provides a range of services, starting with a general consultation to assess eligibility for various treatment options. These options may include pharmacotherapy (medications), psychological intervention (behavioral therapy with a psychologist), consultation with a dietitian, or potential referral to a bariatric surgeon.
Our Range Of
Services Includes
Behavior Intervention i.e. working with a Psychologist
Behavior Intervention i.e. working with a Psychologist
Behavior Intervention i.e. working with a Psychologist
Behavior Intervention i.e. working with a Psychologist
Addressing the underlying causes of overeating is key to achieving sustainable weight loss. The common notion of "eat less, move more" oversimplifies the complexity of this condition, which stems from a combination of genetics, biology, and environment.
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