Ep. 52: Compassion-Driven, Science-Based: A Look Into Modern Obesity Medicine

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In The Know With Nina

seca North America | Body Composition Analysis Solutions

58 episodes

6 days ago

In the Know with Nina brings you real conversations on the evolving world of medical care. Hosted by Dr. Nina Crowley, each episode dives into the science, strategy, and stories that drive better health outcomes. From body composition and GLP-1s to clinical workflows and patient engagement, you'll hear from top experts and change-makers across the field. Whether you're a provider, care team member, or health advocate, get the insights you need to deliver precise, personal, proven care.

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Ep. 52: Compassion-Driven, Science-Based: A Look Into Modern Obesity Medicine

In The Know With Nina

25 minutes 58 seconds

6 months ago

Ep. 52: Compassion-Driven, Science-Based: A Look Into Modern Obesity Medicine

What if we reimagined obesity care—focusing less on weight and more on whole-person health?

Dr. Nina Crowley sits down with Dr. Lindsay Ogle, a dual board-certified physician in family and obesity medicine. As the founder of Missouri Metabolic Health, Dr. Ogle leads a virtual-first practice built on empathy, science, and sustainable care.

They dive into:

Why "metabolic health" matters more than the number on the scale
The four pillars of obesity medicine - and how to individualize care
The impact of language in reducing weight stigma
Building referral networks and care teams that truly support patients
How telehealth creates access and fosters long-term connection

If you're looking for a fresh perspective on treating obesity with compassion and clinical excellence—this episode is for you.

Key Takeaways

"Obesity Medicine" is often misunderstood - Dr. Ogle explains why "metabolic health" is a more inclusive frame

The four pillars of obesity care: nutrition, physical activity, behavior change, and medical intervention
Personalized Plans - not one-size-fits-all programs - are essential for success
Virtual care offers flexibility and increased access to high-quality support
Non-scale victories are powerful markers of progress - and deserve celebration!
Interdisciplinary referrals build trust and extend the care team
Language shapes perception - empathetic words create safe spaces in healthcare

About Dr. Lindsay Ogle

Dr. Lindsay Ogle is a board-certified family and obesity medicine physician and the founder of Missouri Metabolic Health, a virtual clinic serving patients across Missouri. She is passionate about improving chronic conditions through comprehensive, patient-centered care that prioritizes access, empathy, and long-term support.

Connect with Dr. Ogle: LinkedIn