→ ENROLLMENT OPENS JUNE 18
Not a course. Not a video library. A live program.
Each week for 4 weeks, Dr. Eric Westman — one of the country’s leading obesity medicine physicians guides you through the early GLP-1 phase in real time. What to eat, what to expect, and how to protect your muscle and metabolism.
The medication changes your appetite. It doesn’t change what your body needs. [For users of Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, and newer peptide treatments.]
Doctor-led. Evidence-based. Guided in real time.
+ Live Access to Dr.Westman
And no clear answer on what's normal or how long it lasts.
But your body's need for protein doesn't — and most people don't realize the difference until damage is done.
Nobody mentions that muscle might be dropping with it.
No one you actually trust to ask.
That's the entire support system most people get.
I’ve spent 30 years helping patients fix their metabolism through nutrition. That foundation doesn’t change because someone is on a medication.
What I see repeatedly in GLP-1 patients is this: appetite drops, protein intake falls, and muscle quietly disappears. The scale looks great. The damage goes unnoticed until later.
Eating less is not the same as eating right. On a GLP-1, that distinction is critical.
The medication changes your appetite. It doesn’t change what your body needs.
That’s exactly what this program is built to teach you.
Monday sessions with Dr. Westman cover the clinical picture. Thursday sessions with Amy cover practical nutrition and real-life implementation.
Submit questions in advance and have them addressed live — no guessing, no waiting weeks for answers.
Between live sessions, our team is in the forum every day so you’re never left waiting when a question comes up.
Each week builds on the last, giving you a clear structure to follow throughout the four weeks.
You’ll understand what’s normal in the early weeks, what deserves attention, and what to do about it. You’ll learn about GLP-1s vs emerging peptides what’s available now, what’s coming.
You’ll learn exactly how much protein your body needs when appetite is low, why eating less is not the same as eating right, and how to protect the muscle and metabolism that determine your long-term results.
Travel, social situations, returning appetite, and plateaus — you’ll have a clear, practical plan for all of it so your progress doesn’t stall the moment life gets complicated.
You’ll finish the program knowing what maintenance looks like, how to evaluate what comes next, and how to build the nutritional habits that keep results in place — with or without medication.
Hi, I’m Eric Westman, MD, MHS.
I’m an obesity medicine physician at Duke University, a former president of the Obesity Medicine Association, and the author of more than 90 peer-reviewed papers on metabolic health and nutrition.
With GLP-1 medications, I’ve seen how quickly appetite changes — and how easy it is for muscle, metabolism, and nutrition to go off track without the right nutritional foundation in place.
This program brings that foundation to you. Live, every week, with clear direction on what to eat and how to protect your health during the phase that matters most.
4 with Dr. Westman, 4 with Amy Berger, CNS
Short, actionable emails that reinforce the week’s lessons, normalize common experiences, and point you to what to focus on — without overwhelming your inbox.
Submit your questions privately and get them addressed on the live calls. Plus daily support inside your program portal — our team is in the forum every day so you’re never left waiting between sessions.
Access checklists and curated guidance to help you protect your muscle and metabolism, and stay confident while navigating GLP-1s.
Every week builds on the last. Observe your body, submit questions, attend live sessions, and apply actionable steps — so you feel supported and in control throughout the program.
“I was two weeks into my GLP-1 and completely caught off guard. The nausea was relentless and I had no idea if what I was experiencing was normal or something to worry about. Dr. Westman gave me the context I desperately needed. For the first time I wasn’t Googling at midnight — I actually understood what was happening in my body and what to do about it.”
“I was losing weight quickly but something felt off. I was weaker, more tired, and my arms looked different. I didn’t connect it to muscle loss until Dr. Westman explained exactly what was happening and why protein intake was the missing piece. That one conversation changed everything about how I approached my medication.”
“My appetite was almost completely gone and I had no idea what I was supposed to be eating. I was surviving on crackers and yogurt and calling it a win. Dr. Westman helped me understand that eating less and eating right are two completely different things. I finally had a plan that made sense.”
“I’ve followed Dr. Westman for years and his approach has always been grounded, honest, and evidence-based. When I started a GLP-1 medication I knew he was the person I wanted in my corner. His ability to explain complex things in plain language — without alarm and without hype — is unlike anything I’ve experienced with any other physician.”
What surprised me most was how supported I felt between sessions. The Adapt Your Life team was in the forum every single day. No question went unanswered. No week felt like I was navigating this alone. That level of care is rare and it made a real difference to how I showed up each week.”
“I came in feeling overwhelmed and left feeling like I actually understood my body. The structure, the guidance, and the consistency of the program gave me something I hadn’t had since starting my health journey — clarity. I know what to do, why I’m doing it, and what to expect next. That confidence is everything.”
“I was two weeks into my GLP-1 and completely caught off guard. The nausea was relentless and I had no idea if what I was experiencing was normal or something to worry about. Dr. Westman gave me the context I desperately needed. For the first time I wasn’t Googling at midnight — I actually understood what was happening in my body and what to do about it.”
Starting a GLP-1 is a decision. Using it well requires structure.
4 weeks of focused, live guidance with Dr. Westman and Amy Berger, CNS — so you know exactly what to eat, how to protect your muscle, and what to expect during the phase that sets the pattern for everything that follows.
Enrollment opens June 18. The program begins June 25.
$197
Founding cohort tuition is $400 — and this rate is available for the first cohort only.
First cohort only.