Nutrition Guidance

Direct access to a registered dietition

12-week series

Weekly live 30-minute Zoom sessions

Practical, science-backed topics

Open Q&A with clear, evidence-based answers

Meet Megan Ostler, MS, RDN

Your expert guide to sustainable nutrition

Megan Ostler, MS, RDN, is Belle’s registered dietitian with over a decade of experience helping individuals build lasting, healthy habits through evidence-based nutrition. With a master’s degree in Nutrition and Food Science from Utah State University, she’s passionate about making nutrition simple, approachable, and effective for every lifestyle.

At Belle, Megan leads weekly live sessions that combine science-backed insights with real-world guidance—helping patients feel confident, nourished, and in control of their wellness journey.

Learn more about Megan’s background and experience.

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Weekly live webinar with our registered dietitian

Join Megan Ostler, MS, RDN, every week for a 30-minute live session covering one practical topic—followed by open Q&A. These sessions make healthy habits simple and doable while you’re on your GLP-1 journey.

Thursdays · 11:00 AM MT · 30 minutes

Free for Belle patients

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Submit your questions to care@joinbelle.com ahead of each session. Megan, MS, RDN, answers them live each week.
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Your GLP-1 journey is more than medication — it’s about learning how to nourish your body intentionally.

Led by Belle’s registered dietitian, Megan Ostler, MS, RDN, this 12-week series helps you understand the science behind GLP-1 medications and build habits that make your results sustainable for life.

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This information is for educational purposes and does not replace medical advice.

Lesson 1: Understanding how GLP-1 medications work and why nutrition still matters

Lesson 2: Protein power — protecting strength and satiety

Lesson 3: Fiber, fluids & fullness

Lesson 4: Macros 101: How your body uses food

Lesson 5: Blood-sugar balance & gentle meal planning

Lesson 6: Managing side effects through food

Lesson 7: Mindset reset — rethinking “all or nothing”

Lesson 8: Gut health on GLP-1s

Lesson 9: Hunger, fullness & rebuilding body trust

Lesson 10: Emotional eating

Lesson 11: Transitioning off GLP-1s

Lesson 12: Sustainable nutrition & confidence for life

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Lesson 1: Understanding how GLP-1 medications work and why nutrition still matters

Understand how GLP-1s affect hunger, digestion, and metabolism

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Lesson 2: Protein Power — Protecting Health, Strength & Satiety

Understand why protein is essential for metabolism, energy, and appetite regulation

Determine your personal protein target based on body weight and activity level

Learn practical ways to hit your daily goals, even with a smaller appetite

Build balanced meals that support fullness and protect lean muscle

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Lesson 3: Fiber, fluids & fullness

Learn why fiber and hydration are key for comfort, digestion, and steady energy on GLP-1s

Get simple ways to add small, gentle increases of fiber to your meals

Build hydration habits that support motility, reduce side effects, and help you feel comfortably full

Set weekly goals and minimum habits that make staying consistent feel easier

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Lesson 4: Macros 101: How your body uses food

Understand how carbs, protein, and fats work together to fuel your body on GLP-1s

Learn why macros matter for energy, fullness, mood stability, and long-term success

Get simple guidance for building balanced meals that digest well and keep you satisfied

Practice weekly habits that help you notice patterns and nourish intentionally

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Lesson 5: Blood-sugar balance & gentle meal planning

Understand how blood sugar rises and falls after meals — and why steady fuel matters on GLP-1s

Discover how protein, fiber, carbs, and fat work together to support steadier energy

Use the balanced plate formula to build meals that support blood sugar without restriction

Learn what “gentle meal planning” looks like in real life — not rigid rules or perfection

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Lesson 6: Managing side effects through food

Understand common GLP-1 side effects like nausea, constipation, reflux, fatigue, and low energy

Learn how meal timing, portion size, food texture, and hydration affect symptoms

Use the “decode the symptom” approach to understand what your body is communicating

Discover simple, realistic food strategies to support digestion, comfort, and energy

Know when side effects are expected during dose changes and when to seek medical support

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Lesson 7: Mindset reset — rethinking “all or nothing”

What all-or-nothing thinking is and why it’s so common around food and weight

How rigid rules can increase stress, restriction, and rebound behaviors

Why flexibility works better than perfection for real health change

Learn what “gentle meal planning” looks like in real life — not rigid rules or perfection

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Lesson 8: Gut health on GLP-1s

What gut health actually is and why it matters on GLP-1s

How GLP-1 medications change digestion, motility, and gut signaling

Why many gut symptoms on GLP-1s are functional and related to changes in intake, not pathology

How fiber and short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) support gut barrier integrity, comfort, and motility

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Lesson 9: Hunger, fullness & rebuilding body trust

Why hunger and fullness feel different on GLP-1 medications and what that means

How hunger has always been influenced by multiple factors beyond stomach sensations

Why intuitive eating has always included structure, not just "eat when hungry"Why flexibility works better than perfection for real health change

How to track progress through energy, mood, and physical steadiness—not just hunger
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Lesson 10: Emotional eating

The difference between homeostatic hunger (physical) and hedonic hunger (emotional)

Why consistently fueling your body matters even when appetite feels suppressed

How to use the "intentional pause" to identify what you actually needHow to use the "intentional pause" to identify what you actually need

The coping toolbelt framework — a practical approach to meeting emotional needs without relying solely on food

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Lesson 11: Transitioning off GLP-1s

Why GLP-1 medications are built for long-term use — and your common path options

The biology behind weight regain (and why it's not a willpower problem)

How metabolic adaptation affects hunger, energy, and hormones

Which habits best support stability after reducing or stopping medication
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Lesson 12: Sustainable nutrition & confidence for life

Sustainable nutrition isn't about perfect eating

Constant tracking isn't the goal — periodic check-ins are

A few simple anchors (protein, fiber, hydration, consistent meals) go a long way

The habits you've built belong to you, whatever comes next

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