GLP-1 Nutrition
While weight loss isn't our focus at Dr Daisy & Co, we are happy to work with clients on GLP-1s.

We support our clients on GLP-1 medications by:
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prioritizing eating for adequate nourishment
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minimizing side effects from the medication
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improving your relationship with food
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Continuing to guide you through eating disorder recovery
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Working with you on body image
How do these medicines work?
GLP-1 medications work by slowing gastric emptying and influencing hunger and fullness hormones. It’s a very complicated process! This can lead to:
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Reduced appetite or delayed hunger cues
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Feeling full more quickly
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Decreased “food noise” or constant thoughts about food
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Changes in cravings or food preferences
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Occasional nausea or digestive discomfort
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Although this might feel like some relief, these shifts can make it harder to consistently nourish your body.
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Nourishment on GLP-1s
When appetite is low, it’s easy to unintentionally undereat. We help you:
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Meet protein and nutrient needs to maintain muscle mass and strength. We suggest foods, recipes, and products to try
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Create simple, sustainable meal patterns that help with side effects
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Eat enough to support energy, mood, and daily life

Are you struggling with an eating disorder?
GLP-1s can be part of an effective treatment protocol for individuals with binge eating disorder who have not improved with nutrition counseling and psychotherapy alone. We view GLP-1s as an appropriate medicine for certain individuals with binge eating disorder.
Eating is complicated and GLP-1 medication is not a stand-alone treatment for disordered eating. If you're thinking about trying a GLP-1 but have a history of eating disorder, reach out today so that we can discuss working together.
Supporting Your Relationship with Food
GLP-1s can lower appetite and reduce ‘’food noise". We help with:
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Staying connected whenever possible to internal cues
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Avoiding all-or-nothing or overly restrictive patterns
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Navigating changes in appetite without fear or guilt
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Building long-term peace with food
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Working on body image
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