GLP-1 Nutrition Support
Beyond the scale
Because eating less doesn’t mean your body needs less.
What matters is not just weight loss — but how you lose it
When intake drops, it’s easy to under-eat:
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protein
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key nutrients
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overall energy
Over time, that can affect:
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muscle mass
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energy levels
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long-term health
The aim isn’t a smaller you; it’s a healthier you.
The missing piece in GLP-1 care

"My role is not to prescribe or promote GLP-1 medications. It is to support the nutrition side of care — which is often the missing piece"
Dr Shy Vishnumohan, PhD APD
Accredited Practising Dietitian
What we focus on together
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Meeting protein needs with a reduced appetite
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Preventing nutrient gaps
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Managing nausea, constipation and low intake
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Supporting energy and day-to-day function
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Protecting muscle and long-term metabolic health.
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Navigating the transition off GLP-1 medication with more structure and less fear

When this kind of support matters
This may be helpful if:
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you’ve recently started GLP-1
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you’re reducing the dose or coming off GLP-1 medication
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you’re struggling to eat enough
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food feels unappealing or inconsistent
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you’re experiencing nausea, reflux or constipation
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you’re concerned about muscle loss or fatigue
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you feel unsure how much to eat now that the medication is changing or stopping
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you’re worried about appetite returning or weight regain after stopping
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you want a more sustainable, supported approach
Coming off GLP-1 medication? Support does not end when the prescription changes. I also help patients who are reducing or stopping GLP-1 medication navigate appetite changes, meal structure, protein needs, bowel comfort, and the shift into maintenance with more clarity and less fear.
Dr Shy provides evidence-based insights on GLP-1 and nutrition for media & the Public
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