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Your answer to “what the hell should I eat?”

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Two women preparing a fresh, colorful meal together

Your answer to “what the hell should I eat?”

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Eating well shouldn’t feel like another full-time job.

It’s all 30 grams of protein and fibermaxxing until you’re full after five bites and food has lost all appeal. Meanwhile, the internet has 500 opinions about what you should eat, take, track, and avoid on a GLP-1.

Why not ask a registered dietitian instead?

Join Collective’s weekly live Q&A for expert answers to the GLP-1 nutrition questions you’re actually dealing with. Beats panic-Googling “does one protein shake count as dinner?” at 11 pm.

Free & online

Next live Q&A

Free & online

GLP-1 nutrition with Caitlin Russell, MS, RD

Tuesday

September 15

Starts at

5pm ET

Bring your real questions

What can I ask?

How much protein do I actually need if I can only manage a few bites?

Nutrition

Are supplements necessary—or am I just buying expensive insurance?

Supplements

What should I eat when nothing sounds good?

Appetite

How do I get enough fiber without making nausea worse?

Digestion

How can I protect muscle while losing weight on a GLP-1?

Muscle & strength

The experts in your corner

Meet our dietitians

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Caitlin Russell, RD

Russell specializes in evidence-based nutrition for weight loss, prediabetes, heart health, digestive health, GLP-1 nutrition support, and cancer survivorship. She works with clients to build sustainable, food-first eating patterns that keep them nourished, strong, and healthy while using GLP-1 medications.

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Lisa Moskovitz, RD, CDN

Lisa is a registered dietitian, founder of NY Nutrition Group, and author of The Core 3 Healthy Eating Plan. With more than a decade of experience, she specializes in evidence-based weight management, metabolic and hormonal health, gastrointestinal concerns, and nutrition during perimenopause and post-menopause.

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Erin Botticelli, RD

Erin is a registered dietitian with experience treating obesity and metabolic conditions through behavior change and lifestyle medicine. Previously the head dietitian at a medical weight-loss clinic, she specializes in integrative weight management, metabolic health, gut health, functional nutrition, and helping people build sustainable habits.

Weekly expert support

The support you need from day one

Get real GLP-1 nutrition answers from an expert. Join us for our next weekly Live Q&A.

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