35–40% of weight lost on GLP-1 medications is lean muscle. Your doctor told you the number on the scale. Nobody told you what was underneath it — or what to do about it.
The clinical framing of GLP-1 success — "you're losing weight" — misses what's actually happening inside the body. Three problems compound each other, and none of them are addressed in standard care.
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Hims, Ro, Noom, Calibrate, Found — every major GLP-1 publication is a funnel for medication subscriptions. Their content is good. Their incentives are compromised. When every recommendation points toward their product, you can't know which ones you can trust.
We built glp.health because nobody was addressing the post-prescription experience honestly. The muscle loss. The GI management. The reconstitution errors. The supplement confusion. These problems don't have a clean commercial solution — which is exactly why the telehealth content machine ignores them.
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