
What Should I Eat on Wegovy/Mounjaro? A Dietitian's Guide for Best Results
GLP-1 medications suppress appetite, but what you eat still matters. A registered dietitian shares an evidence-based eating guide for Wegovy and Mounjaro users.
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Wegovy · Ozempic · Mounjaro
The medicine turns your appetite down. What you eat with the appetite left decides how much muscle you keep and how you feel.
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GLP-1 medicines such as Wegovy, Ozempic and Mounjaro quiet hunger, so many people eat a sixth to over a third less. With so little food, protein, fibre and vitamins fall short, part of the weight lost can be muscle, and nausea and constipation are common.
You probably know the basics already: more protein, more water, lift weights. The hard part is turning them into meals you can manage on a day when nothing tempts you. That is what we work on together.
Your plan covers the four areas that leading obesity and nutrition societies singled out in 2025.
We set a protein target that fits your body and spread it over meals you can actually eat.
A quarter to over a third of the weight lost can be lean mass, so we pair protein with strength training.
Meal size, timing, food choices and fluids ease nausea and constipation until the dose settles.
We cover iron, calcium, vitamin D and B12 with food first, and suggest a supplement only when needed.
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Registered dietitian
I hold an MSc in Nutrition and training in behavioural medicine, both from Karolinska Institutet. Knowing what to eat is rarely the hard part. Building habits that last after the medicine is.
We talk about your treatment and what feels hardest right now.
We go through your health history, medicine, side effects, lab results and eating.
A written plan for your appetite, adjusted as your dose changes, in a Compass Session or the 16-week Reset Program.
The medicine changes how much you eat, not what you eat. With a small appetite it is easy to fall short on protein and nutrients, and a dietitian helps the little you eat count.
It depends on your body size, age, activity and kidney health. We set a target that is realistic for your appetite and build meals that reach it.
Small, mild, cool portions every few hours, less fat and slow sips of water. If you can't keep fluids down or have severe stomach pain, contact your doctor or 1177.
Appetite usually returns, and in one large trial people regained about two thirds of the lost weight within a year. We build eating habits and a plan for hunger that work without the medicine.
No. A doctor prescribes GLP-1 medicines and sets the dose, and I work alongside your doctor on the food side. If you plan a pregnancy, talk to your doctor in good time, as these medicines are stopped before trying to conceive.

GLP-1 medications suppress appetite, but what you eat still matters. A registered dietitian shares an evidence-based eating guide for Wegovy and Mounjaro users.
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