Eating Less on a GLP-1? See What Your Body May Be Running Low On
This 2-minute assessment looks at your appetite, digestion and daily food to score your Nutrition Gap risk, and shows how to stay nourished while you eat less.
“Very smooth and fresh gel. I’ve been enjoying it every morning with my smoothies.”
Which GLP-1 are you on (or considering)?
How much are you eating compared to before?
Has your digestion changed since starting?
Why we ask
Eating less usually means eating less fiber too. Sea moss is a natural source of soluble fiber, which supports regularity.
How's your energy compared to before you started?
How far into your journey are you?
What worries you most about eating less?
You're In The Right Place 🎯
Over 500,000 people have made True Sea Moss part of their daily routine.
“Smooth consistency and easy to scoop. I use it every morning without any issues.”
“It’s not thick like other brands and the taste is really good. I haven’t been taking it long but I am very confident in the benefits.”
How much water do you drink a day?
Analyzing your responses...
Cross-referencing your appetite, digestion and daily food.
How often do you eat seafood, seaweed or leafy greens now?
Why we ask
When appetite drops, nutrient-dense foods are often the first to go. A spoonful of sea moss is a small, easy way to add minerals from the sea, even on low-appetite days.
Which flavor would you actually look forward to every day?
Building your GLP-1 nutrition profile...
Hold tight while we map your answers to your daily nutrition.
Reviewing your appetite
How much you're eating now
Checking your digestion
Fiber and regularity
Measuring your nutrition gap
What's missing on small plates
Finding your flavor
Your daily favorite
Your Results Are In
Your Nutrition Gap Risk
Your risk: HIGH
HIGH NUTRITION-GAP RISK
You're eating a lot less, and the nutrient-rich foods are the first to go.
What This Means For You
Eating much less usually means:
- Less fiber, slower digestion
- Fewer mineral-rich foods
- Lower energy
- Skipped meals adding up
The good news: one spoonful a day adds fiber and minerals without needing an appetite. Check with your prescriber before adding any supplement.
Your Nutrition Gap Risk
Your risk: MODERATE
MODERATE NUTRITION-GAP RISK
Your appetite is lower and a few gaps are opening up.
What This Means For You
You may be noticing:
- Digestion that's off some days
- Energy dips
- Meals that are smaller and simpler
A spoonful a day is the easiest nutrition habit on a small appetite. Check with your prescriber first.
Your Nutrition Gap Risk
Your risk: LOW
LOW RISK — STAY AHEAD OF IT
You're covering the basics. Keeping them covered gets harder as appetite drops.
What This Means For You
Staying ahead means:
- Fiber every day
- Minerals on low-appetite days
- A habit that's easy to keep
Keep it simple: one spoonful, every day. Check with your prescriber first.
*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.
Nutrition Coverage Projection
Based on your answers
Covered every day by {date}Expected Milestones
Week 1–2Routine Phase
One spoonful a day, even on no-appetite days.
Week 3–6Coverage Phase
Fiber and minerals covered daily, whatever you manage to eat.
Month 3+Keep-It Phase
A habit that lasts past the medication.
*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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Saving your results
Your plan and flavor
Reserving your discount
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Preparing your routine
One spoonful a day
Generating your link
Creating secure checkout...