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- 30 kg
40 year
Medication (injector pen)
I’ve lost the kilos but not myself
From crash diet to keto plan and from juice cleansing to shakes – Marloes had tried absolutely everything already, but was struggling to stick to diets. She managed to turn things around with the personal coaching from NOK Clinics, losing 30 kilos over the course of a year. ‘It’s quite literally a load off. And that’s had positive knock-on effects on everything else.’
- 12 kg
56 year
Medication (injector pen)
A fit grandmother
Jeannette had stomach reduction surgery in 2005. It helped – the weight just fell off. At least 60 kilos! Unfortunately she put some weight back on after a distressing situation. Now she's managing to lose those extra kilos again with an injector pen.
- 10 kg
43 year
Medication (injector pen)
Small steps are good too; that's a big help
As the owner of three businesses, Ivo has a busy life. And so healthy living isn't always the first priority. But with assistance from his coach at NOK Clinics, he's making small steps in the right direction.
- 38 kg
58 year
Medication (tablets)
I lost the shame too
Being overweight left Jeanne Cabollet feeling uncomfortable for years. Until she made the move and came to NOK Clinics. Together with her coach, she came up with a healthy lifestyle that she'd be able to stick to. She's now lighter both physically and mentally.
- 15 kg
72 year
Medication (injector pen)
No more struggles with food
It was November 2023 when Lida from Tilburg decided to have one more shot at losing weight. Lida's passion for reading, travelling and eating out with friends meant she was eager to get even more out of life. She has since lost over 15 kilos. 'I'm in control of my eating now rather than the other way round.
- 25 kg
56 year
I feel more energetic and more desire to do things
John Geurts from Meterik weighed 120 kilos, but thanks to the swallowable gastric balloon, he has now lost in excess of 25 kilos. 'I was always in pain somewhere when I was heavier. That's a thing of the past now.'