A New Model of Medical Institute, Without Precedent, Anywhere in the World

Our Approach

A New Model of Medical Institute, Without Precedent, Anywhere in the World

  • The Metabolic Health Institute is a global, non-profit organization focused on obesity, diabetes and metabolic disease.
  • Our model includes an online educational platform, an international headquarters and regional bureaus around the world.
  • We bring together world-leading clinicians and scientists, under-one-virtual-roof.
  • We coordinate research collaborations across a network of affiliated medical centers and academic institutions.

Our Approach

Time to Think Differently About Obesity and Diabetes

  • We think scientific progress in the field requires a radical overhaul of current disease paradigms and practices.
  • We think nutrient-mediated dysfunction of gastrointestinal physiology contribute to mechanisms of metabolic disease.
  • We think obesity and diabetes are not “lifestyle choices” but diseases, caused by a complex interaction of biologic, genetic, and environmental factors.
  • We think people living with obesity should be treated with dignity and respect.
Time to Think Differently About Obesity and Diabetes
Time to Act Differently on Obesity and Diabetes

Our Approach

Time to Act Differently on Obesity and Diabetes

  • We are committed to eradicate weight-based bias and stigma.
  • We speak directly to patients & public, in many languages, to increase public awareness of modern scientific knowledge of obesity and diabetes.
  • We use new communication and educational tools to inform healthcare professionals and policymakers.
  • We partner with professional/scientific societies across diverse medical specialties to develop clinical guidelines and recommendations that expedite translation of new scientific evidence into clinical practice.
  • We support bold, new research ideas to help understand the cause of metabolic diseases, so that we can find a cure.
  • We partner with professional/scientific societies across diverse medical specialties to develop clinical guidelines and recommendations that expedite translation of new scientific evidence into clinical practice.
  • Until then, we want to improve access to available evidence-based treatments, worldwide.