Show Notes
In this episode of In the Know with Nina, Dr. Nina Crowley sits down with Dr. Lindsay Ogle, a dual board-certified physician in family and obesity medicine and founder of Missouri Metabolic Health. They unpack what it means to treat obesity with empathy, personalization, and evidence-based care—focusing less on the scale and more on metabolic health.
They discuss the four pillars of obesity medicine, how virtual-first care opens doors for patients, and why language plays a powerful role in reducing stigma. Dr. Ogle also shares how she built a referral network to support long-term outcomes and the importance of non-scale victories in chronic disease management.
This conversation is a must-listen for anyone passionate about whole-person health, access to care, and moving beyond weight-focused models.
Redefining care – “Metabolic health” offers a more inclusive, holistic way to approach chronic disease than traditional obesity models.
The four pillars – Sustainable care includes nutrition, physical activity, behavior change, and medical interventions.
Non-scale victories – Progress isn’t always reflected in weight. Energy, mobility, and mood matter too.
Virtual-first success – Telehealth makes obesity care more accessible, frequent, and personalized.
Empowering language – How providers speak to and about patients shapes the care experience.
Interdisciplinary impact – Strong referral networks build trust and ensure long-term success.
Dr. Lindsay Ogle is a dual board-certified physician in Family Medicine and Obesity Medicine and founder of Missouri Metabolic Health, a virtual clinic helping patients across Missouri improve their metabolic health. She provides compassionate, personalized care that focuses on the root causes of chronic conditions like diabetes, PCOS, and hypertension. Dr. Ogle is passionate about reducing weight stigma and creating a supportive space for long-term wellness.
Dr. Nina Crowley sits down with Dr. Jacqueline Jacques to explore peptides, GLP-1s, and the supplement surge in obesity care. They break down what’s science, what’s spin, and how clinicians can guide patients with evidence and empathy in a noisy marketplace.
Watch episodeIn this episode, Dr. Jon Bruce shares how body composition analysis powers his wellness and aesthetics clinic. From preserving muscle to reducing visceral fat, his patients see measurable results—and his practice sees real ROI. Tune in for tips on business strategy, patient motivation, and clinical integration.
Watch episodeDr. Nina Crowley sits down with Dr. Marc-Andre Cornier to explore the Lancet Commission Report, new obesity classifications, and the challenges of moving beyond BMI. They dive into the importance of body composition, concerns over compounded medications, and why obesity requires long-term, comprehensive care rooted in evidence and access.
Watch episodeMedical Measuring Systems and Scales since 1840
13601 Benson AvenueAs the world leader in medical scales, we also offer you first-class service. Together with our branches, partners and dealers, seca offers a worldwide service network that ensures our products work troublefree.
All rights reserved seca 2023