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Medical & Peptide Information

Peptides & More: Forward Thinking Wellness 

Treatment Education • Safety • Disclosures

About Our Medical & Enhanced Wellness Programs

I.R.I.S.E. Beautique & Transformation Coaching Firm partners with licensed medical providers to offer medically supervised weight-management and enhanced-wellness programs.

The information on this page is provided for educational purposes and to ensure full transparency about the nature, risks, and limitations of the treatments available through our Level Up Enhanced Wellness programs.

GLP-1 Medications

GLP-1 receptor agonists (such as semaglutide and tirzepatide) are FDA-approved medications used in the treatment of type 2 diabetes and chronic weight management. When prescribed as part of a medically supervised program, they may support significant weight loss by reducing appetite and improving metabolic function.

  • Prescription required from a licensed medical provider
  • Medical evaluation and health history review required prior to prescribing
  • Not appropriate for individuals with a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia syndrome type 2
  • Side effects may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, and in rare cases, more serious complications
  • Individual results vary significantly

Frequently Asked Questions: GLP-1 Treatment Transitions

Educational information only. All treatment decisions belong with your licensed prescribing clinician.

Will food noise or appetite return after stopping a GLP-1 medication?

Experiences vary from person to person. Some individuals notice that appetite cues and food-related thoughts — sometimes called "food noise" — become more prominent after a GLP-1 medication is reduced or stopped. Others experience a more gradual shift. A large clinical trial (the STEP 1 Extension study) observed that participants who discontinued semaglutide regained a meaningful portion of lost weight within about one year, alongside the return of appetite-related symptoms. This does not mean weight regain is inevitable for everyone, but it is a documented possibility that is worth discussing openly with your care team.

If you notice changes in appetite or eating patterns, this is useful information to share with your prescribing clinician — not a reason for concern on its own.

How do I talk to my clinician about stopping or changing my GLP-1 medication?

Any decision to reduce, pause, or discontinue a GLP-1 medication should be made in partnership with your prescribing provider. Your clinician can review your current health status, discuss a tapering plan if appropriate, and help you weigh the benefits and risks based on your individual history. I.R.I.S.E. Beautique and Coach Kenya Elliott do not advise on medication changes — these conversations belong with your licensed medical provider.

If you do not yet have a prescribing provider or need to connect with one, reach out through your patient portal or the contact information provided at enrollment.

Can I continue nutrition, movement, and mindset support after a treatment change?

Yes — and many clinicians encourage it. Behavioral habits built during a medically supervised program can remain valuable regardless of medication status. Nutrition strategies, consistent movement, and mindset practices are not dependent on being on a GLP-1 medication; they support your long-term wellbeing in their own right.

The I.R.I.S.E. coaching team offers ongoing accountability and behavioral support through our Level Up Enhanced Wellness programs. If you are navigating a treatment transition, our Beyond the Bite resource may offer additional mindset and habit support — as a complement to, not a replacement for, your clinical care.

Does stopping GLP-1 medication mean my progress is lost?

The skills, habits, and changes you have built are yours. Medication is one tool among several. Your prescribing clinician is best positioned to discuss what your long-term plan looks like, including whether continued, adjusted, or alternative medical support makes sense for you. I.R.I.S.E. coaching continues to support the behavioral and mindset dimensions of your journey, whatever your treatment status.

Compounded Medications

Some programs may include access to compounded medications prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved as finished drug products. They are prepared based on a licensed prescriber's order for an individual patient.

  • Compounded medications are not evaluated by the FDA for safety, efficacy, or quality in the same manner as approved drugs
  • They are prescribed and dispensed only under the supervision of a licensed medical provider
  • Availability is subject to change based on regulatory guidance and pharmacy availability
  • Medical evaluation required prior to any compounded medication being prescribed

Investigational Peptides

Certain peptide therapies offered through our enhanced wellness programs are considered investigational. This means their safety and effectiveness have not been fully established through large-scale clinical trials and they have not received FDA approval for the specific uses discussed.

  • INVESTIGATIONAL: These therapies are not FDA-approved for weight loss or the specific wellness applications described
  • Use is at the discretion of the treating licensed medical provider
  • Informed consent is required prior to initiation
  • Risks, benefits, and alternatives will be discussed during your medical evaluation
  • Individual results vary and cannot be guaranteed

Medical Eligibility

Participation in any medical or peptide program through I.R.I.S.E. Beautique requires a medical evaluation conducted by a licensed medical provider. Eligibility is determined solely by the treating provider based on your individual health history, current medications, lab results, and clinical judgment.

I.R.I.S.E. Beautique and Coach Kenya Elliott do not make medical eligibility determinations. We facilitate access to licensed medical providers and support your transformation journey through coaching, nutrition, and behavioral support.

Risks and Limitations

All medical treatments carry risks. Before beginning any program, you will have the opportunity to discuss risks, benefits, and alternatives with your treating medical provider. Some general considerations include:

  • Not all individuals will respond to treatment in the same way
  • Weight loss results depend on many factors including adherence, lifestyle, and individual physiology
  • Medical programs are not a substitute for a comprehensive lifestyle approach including nutrition and movement
  • Discontinuation of medication may result in weight regain
  • Some treatments may interact with existing medications or conditions

Individual Results

Results shared in testimonials, case studies, or program materials reflect individual experiences and are not typical or guaranteed. Your results will depend on many factors unique to you, including your starting point, health history, adherence to the program, and the guidance of your medical provider.

Medical-Provider Responsibilities

All medical decisions, prescriptions, and clinical oversight within our enhanced wellness programs are the sole responsibility of the licensed medical provider assigned to your care. I.R.I.S.E. Beautique facilitates the connection between clients and licensed providers but does not practice medicine, prescribe medications, or provide medical advice.

I.R.I.S.E. Coaching vs. Medical Care

It is important to understand the distinction between the coaching and support services provided by I.R.I.S.E. Beautique and the medical care provided by licensed medical professionals:

  • I.R.I.S.E. Coaching — behavioral support, accountability, nutrition guidance, mindset work, and program structure provided by Coach Kenya Elliott and the I.R.I.S.E. team
  • Medical Care — diagnosis, prescription, clinical monitoring, and medical decision-making provided exclusively by licensed medical providers

Coaching services are not a substitute for medical care. Always consult your primary care physician or specialist for medical concerns.

Emergency & Medical Contact Guidance

If you experience a medical emergency at any time, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room immediately. Do not wait to contact your program provider or coach in the event of a medical emergency.

For non-emergency medical questions related to your program, contact your assigned medical provider directly through the patient portal or contact information provided at enrollment.

For coaching and program support, contact the I.R.I.S.E. team through your client portal or at the contact information on our website.

Our Peptide & Medical Wellness Options

All programs are accessed through a consultation pathway. No fixed public pricing is listed — personalized pricing is provided following your medical evaluation and consultation.

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Our Pharmacy Standards

All compounded medications dispensed through I.R.I.S.E. Beautique's medical wellness programs are sourced exclusively from FDA-regulated, licensed compounding pharmacies. We are committed to quality, safety, and transparency in every aspect of our medical partnerships.

Full Program Disclaimer

The programs, products, and services offered through I.R.I.S.E. Beautique & Transformation Coaching Firm are intended to support your wellness journey and are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Medical evaluation is required for all medical and peptide programs. Treatment availability and eligibility are determined by the treating licensed medical provider. Individual results vary. Investigational therapies have not been fully evaluated for safety and effectiveness. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.