However, it is extremely important to have a strong focus on having a very nutrient-dense diet if on a GLP-1 [because] there is less opportunity to fit all the nutrients in. The goal for anyone on a GLP-1 is to eat enough food to meet their nutrient needs, but supplements may offer support
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Nutrition Target protein intake at 1.42.0 g/kg/day (higher end for older adults and active individuals) Prioritize high-quality, leucine-rich protein sources at each meal: eggs, fish, poultry, dairy, and lean meat Distribute protein across 34 meals, aiming for 2540 grams per meal When appetite suppression limits food protein, use a high-quality protein supplement or free-form EAA product to fill gaps Kion Clean Protein and Kion Aminos are designed for exactly this use case Do not allow protein intake to slip below 1.2 g/kg/day even on low-appetite days Training Perform resistance training at minimum 2x/week