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GLP-1s & Meal Replacements: Resource Center

This platform offers medical professionals and physicians exclusive access to advanced resources on GLP-1 medications and meal replacements. It includes webinars led by industry experts, in-depth white papers, and a diverse blog library, all designed to support informed clinical decisions and enhance medical knowledge. Stay informed with the latest research and expert perspectives in this dynamic field.

The Physician’s Guide to GLP-1 Success


Webinars

 

Thriving in a GLP-1 World: How to Keep Your Weight Loss Practice Relevant and Profitable Despite Rising Medication Demand
By Karol Clark, MSN, RN

Fueling Success: Optimizing Nutrition in GLP-1 Agonist Therapy
By Holly F. Lofton, MD

Beyond the Shot (or Pill): Talking with Patients about the Importance of Healthy Dietary Patterns while on GLP-1 Agonist Drugs
By Kristin Kirkpatrick, MS, RDN

Implementing the New Anti-Obesity Medications into a Comprehensive Low Calorie Diet (LCD) Program
By Holly F. Lofton, MD

Tapping into Transformation: The Financial and Health Benefits of Combining Weight Loss Products and Medications
By Karol Clark, MSN, RN

Empowering Sustainable Weight Loss: Integrating Lifestyle and Nutrition for VLCD and GLP-1 Patients
By Katie Chapmon, MS, RD

White Papers

A Role for GLP-1 in Treating Hyperphagia and Obesity

For patients exhibiting clinically clear signs of hyperphagia — such as chronic hunger, frequent snacking, and heightened food-cue reactivity — GLP-1 medications may offer significant relief. However, in addition to pharmacotherapy, a comprehensive treatment approach may be beneficial for these patients.

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Are GLP-1 Medications Safe for Long-Term Use in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes?

GLP-1 medications are increasingly used for weight loss and glycemic control in adults with obesity and type 2 diabetes, but health care professionals are advised to monitor their safety, especially for long-term use in patients with comorbidities, as well as for cardiovascular outcomes, potential pancreatic cancer risks, and anesthesia-related complications.

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