Source of Truth: Colorado Springs
Evidence-based clinical insights on the markers that matter for weight loss, longevity, and metabolic health — written by physicians, for the people we live next to.
Most wellness content online is marketing dressed as advice.
Ours isn’t. Every Ascent Clinical Report is written by the same physician team that supervises your protocol — grounded in peer-reviewed research, lived clinical experience, and the specific realities of life at 6,035 feet.
Peer-reviewed evidence
Every claim is grounded in published research and real clinical outcomes — not influencer marketing.
Physician-supervised
Reports are written and reviewed by the same board-certified team that designs your protocol.
Built for Colorado Springs
Altitude, UV, radon, dry air, legal cannabis — the local realities that affect your body, addressed directly.
The frustration is real. So is the answer.
Most patients tell us the same thing: they’ve tried the shots, the macros, the apps, the influencers — and something still feels off. That’s usually because nobody put the pieces together. These reports show how we do.
About the Ascent Clinical Report
Are these clinical reports written by Ascent’s physicians?+
Yes. Every Ascent Clinical Report is authored or reviewed by the physician-led team that supervises patient protocols at our Colorado Springs clinic.
Do I need to be a patient to read them?+
No. The reports are free and public. They exist to educate the Colorado Springs community on metabolic health, longevity, and the realities of GLP-1 therapy.
How often is a new report published?+
We publish a new issue roughly every 3–4 days. The full archive lives on this page and grows continuously.
Can a report replace a clinical visit?+
No. Reports are educational. A complimentary in-person assessment with our physician team is the only way to build a protocol that fits your data, history, and goals.
You’ve done the trying. Now do the system.
Your free clinical assessment is the first step — a real conversation about what you've tried, what hasn’t worked, and whether the Ascent system is the right fit. No pressure. No pitch.