GLP-1 & Digestive Nutrition Support
Practical nutrition counseling to help you feel better, meet your needs, and maintain strength while using GLP-1 medications
GLP-1 medications can be a helpful tool, but they can also change your appetite, fullness, digestion, and how much you are able to eat.
Nutrition support can help you navigate those changes while making sure you are still getting enough protein, energy, fluids, and nutrients to support your health.
You may benefit from GLP-1 nutrition support if…
Your appetite has dropped significantly
You are struggling to eat enough during the day
You experience nausea, constipation, reflux, or other digestive side effects
You are unsure how much protein you need
You want to protect muscle and strength
You feel overly full after small amounts of food
You need help with meal timing or portion size
You are worried about becoming too restrictive
You want a realistic nutrition plan that works with your medication
What we may work on
Depending on your needs, sessions may include:
Protein intake and meal spacing
Adequate calories and overall nourishment
Hydration
Managing nausea or constipation
Supporting digestion
Preserving muscle
Building simple meals and snacks
Preventing overly restrictive eating
Adjusting nutrition as your medication dose changes
My approach
My goal is not to give you another rigid diet.
I work with you to create a nutrition approach that is realistic, flexible, and appropriate for your health needs. We can adapt your eating pattern as your appetite and symptoms change, while keeping adequate nourishment and long-term health in mind.
Optional section I think would be useful
Common GLP-1 concerns I can help with
“I’m barely hungry.”
“I feel full after a few bites.”
“I’m constipated.”
“Protein feels hard to get in.”
“I’m losing strength.”
“I don’t know what to eat anymore.”
“I’m afraid I’m not eating enough.”
Using a GLP-1 and unsure how to nourish yourself well?
Let’s build a nutrition plan that supports your health, strength, and digestion while you use your medication.