With so many patients currently using or considering GLP-1 medications, SHAPE practitioners need to understand what may be happening inside each individual patient’s body and how to support them appropriately. This $7 training from Functional Diagnostic Nutrition, one of our valued sponsors for next March’s YOU CAN’T MEASURE WHAT WE PREVENT Health Conference, is an incredible opportunity to gain that knowledge while helping patients recognize that weight loss alone is not the same as improving total health. It can also help you better communicate why SHAPE ReClaimed offers a safer, more comprehensive path centered on supporting the body, reducing inflammation and creating lasting change. Even if you cannot attend the sessions live, register anyway. Every replay is yours permanently, allowing you to listen and learn whenever it works for you. This opportunity is simply too valuable and too affordable to pass up.
For only $7, this is an incredible bargain and could really be informative and help you know how to work with GLP-1 patients and be tuned into how you incorporate SHAPE as a safer alternative. We all know the side effects and rebound when they stop GLP1’s.
There are a lot of GLP-1 trainings running right now.
Most teach you to coach around the medication. Habits, mindset, meal templates, protein targets, handouts you can put your logo on. All useful. None of it tells you what’s happening inside a specific client’s body.
We teach the other half. Here’s the week.
Monday, September 14. Foundations.
Where you legally and ethically sit alongside a prescriber, and why the five pillars of D.R.E.S.S. for Health Success® matter more, not less, when a medication is doing the appetite work. Then the client baseline: blood chemistry, insulin resistance, liver enzymes and cholesterol, and why “your labs are normal” fails this client the same way it fails everyone else.
Tuesday, September 15. Blood sugar and natural GLP-1 support.
What the medication does to glucose and insulin, what happens to those markers on the way off, and how to spot trouble in a panel most practitioners would call unremarkable. Then what supports the body’s own GLP-1 response through food, supplements and lifestyle.
Wednesday, September 16. Weight, fitness and muscle.
Lean mass can account for 25% to 40% of the total weight lost on these medications. This is why preserving it is a lab and protocol problem before it’s a training problem. Plus the genetic pathways involved in weight regulation.
Thursday, September 17. Practitioner perspectives.
A roundtable with practitioners who are already supporting GLP-1 clients. What they do with a GLP-1 client, where they draw the line on scope, and what they’ve learned doing it. Then two practitioners walking real client cases through the labs and the FDN methodology.
Friday, September 18. Putting it together.
The whole week assembled into one clear approach, and how practitioners structure it into a program worth charging properly for. Then a walkthrough of how FDN Practitioners are trained to do this work, including how those without a medical license order from 70+ functional labs through our Medical Director Program.
Thursday’s the one I wouldn’t miss. Practitioners who are already doing this work, talking about what they do with a GLP-1 client, where they stop, and what they’ve learned.
It’s the closest thing to sitting in on a peer conversation you’d otherwise never get to hear.
GLP-1 Practitioner Week runs September 14 to 18.Â
Ten live sessions across five days on blood sugar, muscle, nutrition, functional lab testing, and where your scope of practice sits when a client asks you about a medication.
It covers three clients, not one. The one taking it. The one coming off it. And the one who wants the result without a prescription and is asking you whether that’s realistic.
TEN LIVE SESSIONS ACROSS FIVE DAYS.
September 14 to 18, 1:30 PM ET daily.
EVERY REPLAY INCLUDED, PERMANENTLY!
Just $7 for the WHOLE WEEK!
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P.S. Every replay is included permanently, so if the live times don’t work around client hours, nothing is lost.