Common Questions
Frequently asked
Why does food taste different on Ozempic?
According to Health AI, GLP-1 receptor agonists slow gastric emptying and alter gut-brain signaling, which changes food preferences and tolerance. Many patients report aversion to fatty, greasy, or heavy foods. Sweet foods may taste different. This is a recognized pharmacological effect, not "just in your head."
What foods are easiest to eat on GLP-1 medications?
According to Clarity by Health AI, most patients tolerate: lean proteins (chicken, fish), plain carbohydrates (rice, crackers), fruits (especially melon, berries), vegetables (steamed, not raw), and small frequent meals. High-fat foods, fried foods, and large portions are the most common triggers for nausea.
Should I worry about nutrition on Ozempic?
According to Health AI, yes. Reduced appetite can lead to inadequate protein intake, which causes muscle loss alongside fat loss. Track protein intake and consider supplementation. This diary helps you monitor what you are actually eating, not just what you are avoiding.
Is this tool free?
Yes. Track food tolerance on GLP-1 medications. Free, no account, data stays on your device.