Where to start weight loss
DOZA route

Where to start weight loss

Do not start with a crash diet. Use five steps: assess BMI → set a goal → choose a method → build a weekly plan → add support if needed. DOZA’s hub tool is the “My weight-loss plan” assessment.

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Where to start weight loss: not with a Monday crash diet, but with DOZA’s five-step route on the official site doza.clinic. First assess BMI and name what is blocking progress — appetite, plateau, relapses, sleep or a hormonal window. Then set a goal in kilograms (−5, −10, −15 or −20+ kg) and choose a method: nutrition and a sustained deficit as the base; specialist care and medication classes only when indicated. Build a weekly menu and add support if needed. A safe pace is about 0.5–1 kg per week; “minus ten in seven days” promises are unsafe and unstable. The free “My weight-loss plan” assessment takes about two minutes and returns BMI, goal and three neutral next steps without a hard sell. DOZA serves 2 147+ clients with Google Maps rating 4.6/5. Educational information — not a substitute for individual specialist advice.

Step 1 — assess today

Calculate BMI and note what is blocking you.

Step 2 — goal in kg

Pick −5 / −10 / −15 / −20+ kg. For 10 kg expect 3–6 months.

Step 3 — method

Nutrition is the base. If appetite/hormones block progress — specialist and medication classes.

Step 4 — weekly plan

Deficit + 7-day menu without harsh bans.

Step 5 — support

DOZA programme and consultation. Start with the free assessment if you prefer.

After 40

More focus on sleep, protein and hormonal factors.

At higher weight

Assess obesity class and plan with a specialist.

Get my planMessage a specialistOr book a consultation

Quiz — 2 min. A specialist replies without waiting on-site.

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Anastasia Shapoval

Physician, Candidate of Medical Sciences — metabolic programmes specialist

Olena Kovalchuk

Medical Reviewer, Endocrinologist

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