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Real Guidance | No Guesswork | Real Results

Weight loss isn’t just about willpower — it’s about biology.

Dr Motabhai provides medical support designed for your body.

1

Medical Assessment

Our expert doctor first understands you.

  • • Your health history
  • • Your metabolism
  • • Your lifestyle

This helps create a plan built for your body — not a generic diet template.

2

Personalized Treatment

Our expert doctor may prescribe GLP-1 medication with:

  • • The right medication
  • • The right dose
  • • The right timing

So the results are safe, sustainable, and medically supervised.

3

Ongoing Doctor Support

You’re not left on your own. Our expert doctor stays with you through:

  • • Regular progress check-ins
  • • Dose adjustments when needed
  • • Continuous medical guidance

Because real weight loss requires real support.

Dr Motabhai Plans

Choose what fits your journey (no pressure).

Starter

DMB Lite

Focused medical support with zero extra cost

  • ✓ Medicines
  • ✓ Health Coach
  • ✓ Treatment plan
  • ✓ Nutrition diary
  • ✓ Consulation fees reimbursed
Choose DMB Lite
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DMB Signature Plan

Comprehensive outcomes support & monitoring

  • ✓ All in DMB Lite
  • ✓ 2 Doctor consultations / month
  • ✓ Personalized diet plan
  • ✓ Vitals test every 3 months
MRP ₹5,999
Now ₹2,999 / 3 months
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A Powerful Medical Breakthrough Needs Responsible Care

GLP-1 medicines are not everyday pills like paracetamol!

They require proper clinical supervision.

GLP-1 Treatment

GLP-1 is powerful medicine.

Don’t experiment. Do it properly.


Meet Our Experts

Dr Raju M R (Chief Scientific Officer)

Family Physician | Diabetes Specialist | Angel Investor | Pharma Innovator

Dr Raju

After treating 200+ patients directly and seeing great results, Dr. Raju teamed up with Hilt Brands to launch Dr Motabhai to build the most credible platform in India to help people looking to lose weight with GLPs.

Previously worked with global healthcare organizations including Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Menarini, contributing to clinical programs focused on metabolic disease care.

Key Highlights

• 15+ Years Clinical Experience

• 200+ directly supervised GLP1 patients

• Moderated 18+ physician scientific programs

• Published in international medical journals

Dr Gunjan Lath (Clinical Nutrition Specialist)

Metabolic Health Specialist | Clinical Nutrition Expert | Obesity & Diabetes Care

Dr. Gunjan is a metabolic health and clinical nutrition specialist with 15+ years of experience helping patients manage obesity, diabetes, and metabolic health.

She has worked with global healthcare organizations including Abbott and AstraZeneca, focusing on clinical nutrition strategies and metabolic disease care.

Key Highlights

• 15+ Years Clinical Experience

• 50+ Research Publications in Metabolic Health

• Worked with Abbott and AstraZeneca

• Speaker at International Medical Conferences


Common Questions

Answered
directly.

GLP-1 medication is not prescribed universally. Every patient undergoes a thorough clinical evaluation — reviewing medical history, current conditions, and relevant investigations — before any prescription is made. The decision is always made by the doctor, not an algorithm.

Clinical data shows patients on GLP-1 therapy lose around 12–15% of body weight during treatment when combined with dietary guidance. Results vary depending on physiology, adherence, and dosage.

If suitable, your doctor creates a personalised dosing protocol. You receive a prescription, monitoring schedule, and direct access to your care team. Early treatment usually includes weekly check-ins.

GLP-1 medication works with the body's appetite signals, meaning rigid dieting often becomes unnecessary. Your doctor will provide practical nutritional guidance that complements the medication.

The most common side effects are nausea, mild fatigue, and appetite changes in the early weeks. These are managed by starting with a low dose and adjusting gradually under medical supervision.

Treatment duration varies. Some patients continue for 12–18 months, while others transition to maintenance earlier. The timeline depends on your medical progress.