Weight Loss Medications Can Help
At Happy Gut Nutrition, we know that a well-balanced diet can take you far in your weight-loss journey. We also know that it’s not always a complete solution for everyone.
Some patients, when eligible, choose to add weight-loss medications to their nutrition program. When a licensed professional oversees their use, these drugs can accelerate weight loss, regulate blood sugar, and increase feelings of fullness for some patients.
Our Clinical Nutrition Counseling Experience
Our founder and lead Dietitian, Jared Seigal, MS, RDN, has extensive experience with these prescription medications at the ground level. He coordinates GLP-1 clinical trials and counsels patients who are taking semaglutide or tirzepatide drugs like Ozempic, Mounjaro, Zepbound, Wegovy, and more.
Involved in all the new research on these drugs, Jared has clinical experience with them before they even hit the market.
In his private practice, Happy Gut Nutrition, Jared is registered and certified to evaluate whether a patient is suited for weight-loss medications. Based on those results, insight from clinical experience, and access to these prescriptions, he helps patients choose which medication will serve them best.
Treatment Details
This work is done through telehealth nutrition counseling to create a personalized plan based on clinical evidence.
All Happy Gut Nutrition counseling plans for patients on GLP-1 medications come directly from their drug manufacturers, Eli Lilly or Novo Nordisk, and are the same protocols used successfully with research patients. This allows us to guide patients to the transformation they’ve been looking for.
Shed Weight With Confidence
Jared’s knowledge of this corner of the health industry is an asset to anyone looking to explore weight-loss options that are non-restrictive, evidence-based, and personalized. Taking steps toward weight-loss medications can feel scary alone, but Happy Gut Nutrition helps patients understand their options and make an educated decision that is best for them.