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Meal plans built around protein, for when appetite is low

On a GLP-1 medication, protein is the thing that protects muscle while the weight comes off. These three free guides make hitting it simple: a plan, a grocery list, and a mix and match protein chart.

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The protein meal plan

Moderate protein and higher protein versions, with meal ideas for each. Pick the one that matches your target.

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The grocery list

High protein options, nutrient dense foods, and easy to prepare items. Print it or keep it on your phone.

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Mix and match protein guide

Build a meal from parts instead of following a recipe. Useful when nothing sounds good.

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Start by picking a number

Most people land in one of these three. Your clinician or dietitian can help you choose.

60gA starting point when appetite is very low and eating feels like work
90gWhere most people settle once they find foods they can tolerate
120g+Higher body weight, more activity, or focused on holding muscle

What a protein first day looks like

Roughly 114g. Adjust portions to your appetite and your own target.

Meal Example Protein
Breakfast Greek yogurt with berries, or two eggs with toast 20 g
Mid morning Biocare 30g protein shake 30 g
Lunch Grilled chicken over greens 26 g
Snack Cottage cheese or a protein bar 15 g
Dinner Salmon with roasted vegetables 23 g
Total Protein first, small and frequent 114 g

Stock the kitchen

The full printable list is in the download above.

Lean proteins

  • Chicken and turkey breast
  • Eggs and egg whites
  • Fish and salmon
  • Greek yogurt, cottage cheese
  • Tofu and tempeh

Easy protein

  • Biocare 30g shakes
  • Protein bars and snacks
  • Ready entrees
  • Protein rich drinks

Fiber and produce

  • Leafy greens and vegetables
  • Berries and lower sugar fruit
  • Beans and lentils
  • Oats and quinoa

Hydration

  • Water, around 80 oz a day
  • Fiber and electrolyte drinks
  • Avocado, nuts, olive oil
  • Herbs and spices

Four things that make it stick

Eat the protein firstStart every meal with it, so you get it in before you feel full.
Small and often beats bigSeveral small meals are easier to tolerate than two or three large ones.
Keep grab and go optionsShakes, bars and ready meals carry the days when cooking is not happening.
Pair protein with fiber and waterIt helps with fullness, digestion, and staying regular.

Make hitting your number automatic

30g of protein in one packet, 7 oz of cold water, thirty seconds. For the days when a full meal is too much.

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These meal plans and guides are for educational purposes only and do not replace medical or nutritional advice. Protein figures and meal examples are general estimates and individual needs vary. Please consult your physician, healthcare provider, or registered dietitian before making changes to your health or diet program. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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