Wharton Medical Clinic Clinical Trials

This is one of the newest studies that we are recruiting for. Let us know if you are interested.

Welcome to the 365obesitymedicine series. I will post 365 videos. One daily for 1 year. For education and to spread love in an attempt to eliminate shame and blame in the field of obesity medicine.

Wondering about berberine as a natural supplement that helps with weight loss? Dr. Sean Wharton set the record straight with CBC News: The National's Ian Hanomansing. "There's no science behind it." Obesity Canada - Obésité CanadaObesity Obesity MattersObesity Matters

http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2247200835729

Is berberine actually ‘nature’s Ozempic?’ You don’t have to look far online to find videos pushing the supplement berberine as a natural weight-loss alternative to Ozempic, but as Dr. Sean Wharton explains, there’s no scientific evidence to back up those claims.

Wondering about berberine as a natural supplement that helps with weight loss? Dr. Sean Wharton set the record straight with the CBC News: The National's Ian Hanomansing. "There's no science behind it." Obesity Canada - Obésité Canada Obesity Matters

Is berberine actually ‘nature’s Ozempic?’ You don’t have to look far online to find videos pushing the supplement berberine as a natural weight-loss alternative to Ozempic, but as Dr. Sean Wharton explains, there’s no scientific evidence to back up those claims.

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2247200835729 #:~:text=',-5%20months%20ago&text=You%20don't%20have%20to,to%20back%20up%20those%20claims.

If you're wondering about berberine, or other herbal supplements for weight loss, there's no evidence proving that they have any impact. Listen to Dr.Sean Wharton share his insights on why berberine is not "nature's Ozempic" on CBC's The National.

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2247200835729 #:~:text=',-5%20months%20ago&text=You%20don't%20have%20to,to%20back%20up%20those%20claims.

"Obesity is obesity. It’s a disease," says Dr. Sean Wharton, in an interview with Healthing by Postmedia.

Obesity treatment: 'Stop talking to patients like they are children' Obesity is a disease

Wharton Medical Clinic clinical trials offer a unique opportunity to be part of medical breakthroughs and innovations. We conduct clinical trials that test new medications and therapies for weight management, Type 2 diabetes, and cardiometabolic health.

These studies could include taking a medication to manage or treat a chronic condition. These trials often offer the opportunity to receive medications for medication conditions at no cost. Most trials, but not all, will include a placebo intervention arm as well. Patients should be prepared to discuss the possibility of receiving the placebo intervention.

By joining a clinical trial, you contribute to the development of new drugs, therapies, and medical approaches, that can positively impact the health of future generations.

Dr. Wharton is a primary author on publications for many of these trials. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=4C3Th6oAAAAJ&hl=en

To learn more about clinical trials, and how you can get involved, send an email to [email protected].

Sean Wharton Assistant Professor University of Toronto - Cited by 6,221 - Internal Medicine - Obesity Medicine