Placeboz

The placebo effect is when a person's health appears to improve after taking a placebo or 'dummy' treatment, even when the person knows they're taking a placebo.Scientists are not sure why it works. Even Harvard Medical School can't fully explain the placebo effect... click here to take a read.With the wild popularity of weight loss treatments like Ozempic and Wegovy, it makes sense to try a placebo (no long or short term side effects, taken orally without the need to inject).We're still researching the rules (and shortlisting UK-based placebo manufacturers), but sign up now if you fancy giving it a go once we're set.Please note this is not a controlled clinical trail. For clarity, placebos contain no therapeutically active ingredients.Want more reading? The results of an actual randomised controlled trial were published in the science journal Nature last year; they seem to show placebo treatment is effective in weight loss. Click here to read.

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