Doctor, 40, reveals how he lost 10kg in just SIX weeks - and his tips for keeping the weight off for good

Doctor, 40, reveals how he lost 10kg in just SIX weeks - and his tips for keeping the weight off for good
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
  • An Australian doctor has revealed the secrets behind his 9.2 kilo weight loss
  • GP Dr Phillip Wuth, from Brisbane, and Founder of The Doctor's Kitchen Australia was carrying excessive levels of body fat
  • He enjoyed calorie-controlled meals from The Doctor's prescribed weight loss meal program
  • He coupled this with regular exercise and a high protein intake for fat loss
  • Dr Wuth said his tips include measuring vital statistics and listening to your body 

An Australian doctor has revealed the secrets behind his weight loss, after he lost an impressive 9.2 kilograms in just six weeks.

GP Dr Phillip Wuth, from Brisbane, and Founder of The Doctor's Kitchen Australia was carrying excessive levels of body fat six weeks ago when he tipped the scales at 101.1kg, and he knew he needed to make a change to his diet and exercise regime.

Today, Dr Wuth has dropped to 91.9kg, cut down his metabolic age from 50 years to 43 years and got rid of 2.4 per cent of unhealthy body fat. 

Even better, he has taken his visceral fat rating from a 'high level' of 10.5 to a healthier level of 9.  

Dr Phillip Wuth, Brisbane Based GP and Founder of the Doctor's Kitchen Australia
The Doctor has revealed the secrets behind his weight loss, after he lost an impressive 9.2 kilograms in just six weeks (GP Dr Phillip Wuth pictured)

Dr Phillip Wuth, on the Doctor's prescribed weight loss meal program

BEFORE: GP Dr Phillip Wuth , from Brisbane, was carrying excessive levels of body fat six weeks ago when he tipped the scales at 101.1kg (pictured)

Styled by the Queen of Style, Cate Massi from IndividualStyle101, to refresh and empower Dr Wuth to recognise just how significant his weight loss efforts have been after just 6 weeks, his results are amazing!

Cate Massi from Individualstyle101 with Dr Phillip Wuth to help reclaim his style after his weight and health transformation!
Dr Phillip Wuth, almost 10kgs lighter!
AFTER: Today, Dr Wuth has dropped to 91.9kg, cut down his metabolic age from 50 years to 43 years and got rid of 2.4 per cent of unhealthy body fat (pictured)

 

Now and almost 10 kgs lighter, Dr Wuth no longer resembles the image on official posters.

"Excess body fat is associated with significant risk of metabolic diseases like diabetes and I have a strong family history of these issues," Dr Wuth said.

"I knew I needed to "walk the walk" and show what is possible with a preventative approach to health and disease prevention."

When it came to how he lost the weight, Dr Wuth said the most important thing was tweaking his diet.

Here are Dr Wuth’s measurements after his first and last weigh in:

MEASUREMENT

6 WEEKS AGO

6 WEEKS LATER

DIFFERENCE

Weight

101.1kgs

91.9kgs

(9.2kgs)
Loss

Body Fat %

25.20%

Excess Fat

22.80%

Healthier level

(2.4%)
Loss

Metabolic Age

50
years old

10 years over chronological age

43
years old

3 years over chronological age

7 years
younger

Visceral Fat Rating

10.5

High Level

9

Healthier level

(1.5)
Loss
Healthier Level
of Visceral Fat


The changes Dr Wuth has made in his eating and exercise habits have done more than reverse his overall weight. “All my numbers improved in just 6 weeks,” he said, including his blood pressure and cholesterol levels, which are now in a healthy range, thereby lowering his risk for heart disease and stroke.

"I started consuming 1,500 calories per day and following the The Doctor's prescribed weight loss meal program," Dr Wuth.

Ready-to-eat meals based around a 1,500 calorie plan were sent to Dr Wuth each week.

He then enjoyed the likes of the Berry Toasty Granola, Youjuice Getcha Greens, Cranberry Roast Chicken & Potato Bake and Korean BBQ Beef Noodles on a typical given day:

1500 calories per day from The Doctor's approved weight loss meals

"The key is to eat fewer calories than you expend and monitor your vital stats like your body fat and muscle mass," Dr Wuth said. 

Dr Wuth would eat the meals from Youfoodz and The Doctor's Kitchen five days a week and prepare his own meals for two days of the week.

Dr Phillip Wuth after 2 weeks weighing on the bio-impedance composition scales

Dr Wuth weighing in on the bio-impedance scales after 2 weeks on 1500 calories per day from the Doctor’s prescribed weight loss meal program.

 

"I found that keeping my protein intake high was key to fuelling fat burn," Dr Wuth said.

"Keeping your protein intake high helps to preserve your health and muscle mass while losing weight, and it also keeps you fuller for longer, reduces your appetite, speeds up the metabolism and helps to prevent weight gain after weight loss."

Alongside the calorie-controlled meals, the doctor also followed an exercise program comprising resistance-based movements like squats and lunges that worked his entire body.

He tracked his vital statistics including body fat and muscle mass each week using special bio-impedance composition scales and monitored all of his progress by writing down how far he'd come. 

"Unlike ordinary scales that record only body weight, the Doctor's bio-impedance scales provides additional data such as body fat, abdominal fat, muscle mass and basal metabolic rate (BMR) (the number of calories your body burns at rest)," Dr Wuth said.

"New research has found that these are the numbers that matter and can be the key to losing weight and keeping it off."

What are the Doctor's secrets to lasting weight loss? 

* Track all of your vital statistics including weight, body mass index and muscle mass. You can do this with special composition scales.

* Figure out how many calories you should be eating per day and follow that plan as strictly as possible.

* Learn to listen to hunger cues, and you might notice you don't need to snack as much and as often.

* Find an exercise plan you can stick to, set aside the time in your diary and build it up slowly. 

* Keep your protein intake high to encourage fat burn, but also allow you to stay full.

Dr Wuth said his top tips for anyone else who wants to lose weight is to learn to listen to your body a bit more:

"Learning to take notice of my hunger cues rather than eating out of habit have been very helpful in controlling the excess calories I used to eat," he said.

"When you develop good habits, you don't get the hunger and sugar cravings that you used to."

Dr Wuth recommends finding an exercise plan that you can stick to, and incorporating some form of movement each and every day:

"Regular exercise helps to make me feel more energetic, and seeing my clothes fit more comfortably always helps with motivation too."

The Doctor's Kitchen Australia is Australia's only medically prescribed weight loss meals for fat loss and metabolic health.  

Dr Wuth says that the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is checking in with a prescribing Doctor and tracking your vital stats (body fat and muscle mass) using the bio-impedance composition scales.

"Knowing how much fat and muscle you have and your BMR (the number of calories your body burns at rest) will allow our prescribing Doctors to put together a plan to help accelerate your weight loss and prevent weight re-gain." Dr Wuth said.

Dr Wuth’s transformation should motivate you to think differently about your health and to take this opportunity to take care of yourself now for your future. 

Thanks to The Doctor's Kitchen Australia's ground-breaking partnership with Youfoodz, you can start the Doctor approved weight loss meal plans now without a Doctor now delivered across Australia. Whether you are located in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Gold Coast, Newcastle, Canberra, Hobart, Darwin, you can start looking and feeling even better.

If you're ready to accelerate your weight loss and health success, book in with your nearest prescribing Doctor to start the Doctor prescribed weight loss meal program.

To find out more about The Doctor's Kitchen meal plans nourished by Youfoodz, you can visit the website here


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