Medical Weight Gain Programs

Clinically Supervised Support for Healthy, Sustainable Weight Restoration

Not everyone seeking care is trying to lose weight. For some patients, unintended weight loss, difficulty maintaining a healthy BMI, or inadequate muscle mass can negatively impact energy levels, immune function, hormonal balance, and overall quality of life.

Imperium Health offers medically supervised weight gain programs designed to support safe, sustainable weight restoration under the care of licensed medical providers.

Our approach prioritizes metabolic health, safety, and long-term results, not quick fixes or unregulated supplements.

Who Medical Weight Gain May Be Appropriate For

Medical weight gain support may benefit individuals who:

Struggle to gain weight despite adequate caloric intake
Experience unintentional weight loss related to medical conditions or medications
Have low BMI or difficulty maintaining muscle mass
Are recovering from illness, stress, or metabolic imbalance
Need structured medical oversight for weight restoration

Every patient begins with a clinical evaluation to determine whether medical weight gain is appropriate and which options are safest.

Weight Gain Consultation & Program Structure

Initial Weight Gain Consultation

Price: $125

Your initial visit includes:

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Prescription
Refills

Price: $100 per refill

Ongoing prescriptions are managed by a licensed provider with continued monitoring for safety, effectiveness, and tolerance.

In most cases, health insurance including Medicaid may cover weight gain medications, and prescriptions are filled directly through a licensed pharmacy when applicable.

Adjunct Weight Gain Support

Peptide Therapy

In select cases, adjunct therapies may be considered as part of a broader treatment plan.

MK-677 (Ibutamoren)

MK-677 may be discussed as a supportive option for patients seeking improvements in:

Use is evaluated on a case-by-case basis and only when medically appropriate.

Important Safety Notice: Apetamin

Imperium Health does not prescribe, recommend, or dispense Apetamin. Apetamin is banned in the United States and associated with serious health risks, including:

Liver failure
Anticholinergic toxicity
Severe drowsiness and confusion
Menstrual irregularities
Brain fog, dizziness, and seizures

Additionally, any short-term weight changes associated with Apetamin do not last after discontinuation, making it both unsafe and ineffective for sustainable results.

Our clinic provides safer, evidence-based alternatives that are prescribed and monitored by licensed medical professionals.