That constant chatter about the next snack has a name: food noise. In a free 45-minute webinar, a UK doctor and pharmacist explain where it comes from, why willpower struggles against it, and what the science, including GLP-1, says about it.
With Dr Christine Johnson, Medical Lead,
and Phuong Nguyen, Superintendent Pharmacist
Thursday, 7:00 to 7:45pm
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"I've just eaten. Why am I already thinking about dinner?"
"One biscuit. Then the whole packet."
"I'll start again on Monday."
"I can't concentrate until I've had something."
"10pm, standing at the fridge again."
"I'm not even hungry."
If any of these sound like you, it isn't a lack of willpower. Appetite is run by hormones as much as by habits, and for some people the signals are simply louder.
What we'll cover
The science of hunger in plain English, from people who answer these questions every day. Then the time is yours.
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Why some people think about food far more than others, and why it isn't a character flaw.
GLP-1 and the other signals that tell your brain when to eat and when to stop.
What happens to hunger when you cut back, and why so many diets stall after a few weeks.
Sleep, protein and routine, and where medical treatment fits: who it's for, who it isn't for, and the trade-offs.
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Who it's for
For anyone who's tired of fighting their own appetite, whatever you decide to do next.
Free. No consultation, nothing to buy.
Your hosts

Dr Christine Johnson
Medical Lead · GMC 2856069

Phuong Nguyen
Superintendent Pharmacist · GPhC 2204151
This webinar is general health education, not medical advice, and does not recommend any specific medicine. Prescription treatment is only available after a consultation with a UK prescriber, who decides whether it's suitable for you.