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What Improved Outcomes Can Be Expected If Dietitians Are Involved with GLP-1 Prescriptions Including dietitians as a standard part of the GLP-1 prescription pathway has many potential upsides: More consistent monitoring and prevention of malnutrition (especially lean mass loss) Better management of side effects (nausea, GI upset, etc.) through dietary adjustments Improved dietary quality, ensuring nutrient demands (protein, vitamins, minerals) are met Greater adherence to therapy (if side effects are managed, and patients feel supported) Enhanced overall health outcomes (e.g

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