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We’re here to answer any question you may have.
Would you like to join our growing team?
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Would you like to join our growing team?
careers@hub.com
Our team with combined experience of over 40 years in weight management is led by Queensland’s leading obesity physician and endocrinologist Dr Chikani. We take a holistic approach to create an individualised weight loss program combining scientifically proven lifestyle and dietary modifications and the latest medical breakthrough weight loss medications.
At QSWLC, we strongly believe it’s not individual’s fault for their weight gain or inability to lose weight. We have created a stigma-free and supportive environment where patients can express themselves freely without feeling judged.
We identify the modifiable contributors and emotional triggers for weight gain and approach them in an empathetic and compassionate manner. Our program empowers you with the knowledge you need to succeed, delivered at a manageable pace without overwhelming you. We see beyond mere weight loss numbers and focusing on the overall health and well-being of each person.
We are committed to guiding you through every step of your weight loss journey and helping you achieve your health goals.
Our aim is to help you reach your full potential and become a healthier version of yourself.
It’s never too late to be that role model!
Excess body weight can lead to various medical, psychological and mechanical complications such as type 2 diabetes, low testosterone, menstrual irregularity, infertility, high blood pressure, elevated blood cholesterol, cardiovascular diseases, obstructive sleep apnoea, mental health disorders, poor self-image, osteoarthritis etc.
The good news is that many these diseases are preventable and reversible with appropriate weight loss.
Research has shown that only 5-10% of weight loss is associated with
Our weight is predominantly driven by our genetics and environment, factors that are beyond our control. Despite that knowledge, unfortunately, people including some health professionals often blame the individual for their weight gain or inability to lose weight.
Industrial and technological advancement has improved our life in many ways but it has also made us more sedentary. Easily available highly refined and palatable foods that are delivered to our doorstep on a click of a button have become a part of our daily life.
Additionally, various medications and health conditions can lead to weight gain or make it more difficult for individuals to lose weight.
As a result, 2 out of 3 Australians are overweight or obese.
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