You can graduate from your GLP-1.
Four weeks with a registered dietitian and an over-the-counter glucose sensor. You see what your body does with food once the medication is out of the picture, and you leave with a plan built from your own numbers.
$549 through Dec 31 · regularly $699
Two reasons people book this
The GLP-1 Graduation
You lost the weight and you're stopping, or already have. What worries you is putting it back on. In the STEP 1 extension study, people who came off semaglutide regained about two thirds of what they'd lost within a year (Wilding et al., 2022, doi.org/10.1111/dom.14725). The reset is the bridge.
The No-GLP-1 Weight Loss
You'd rather not take a GLP-1 at all. The month runs the same way. What changes is what we look for in the data: which meals spike you and which keep you level, and where the hunger is actually coming from.
What the month looks like
One hour with your dietitian
First sensor goes on. Goals, what you eat now, your schedule.
30 minutes
You read the first two weeks of data together and place the second sensor.
30 minutes
The full month of data next to your goals. You leave with your nutrition plan.
Two sensors and three visits over four weeks, in Manhattan or Long Island City.
Included: two over-the-counter glucose sensors · 60-minute initial visit · two 30-minute follow-ups · a personalized nutrition plan
No prescription needed. Not a program for people with diabetes; if that's you, start with our endocrinology team → /endocrinology
Is it for you?
Good fit
- coming off a GLP-1
- losing weight without one
- told your blood sugar is "borderline" and want to see it yourself
Talk to us first
- diabetes or insulin (→ /endocrinology)
- pregnant or breastfeeding
- under 18
Why a dietitian
Why a dietitian, not an app
Plenty of apps will show you a glucose line. What they can't do is sit across from you, look at the line next to what you ate and how you slept, and tell you which three changes matter for you specifically.
That's the whole job of a registered dietitian, and at neXendo the dietitian works alongside our endocrinologist and medical fitness team, so if the data points somewhere beyond nutrition, you don't start over with a new practice.
Before you book
- Do I need a prescription?
- No. The sensors are over the counter. Your dietitian places the first one at your initial visit.
- Does insurance cover this?
- It's a self-pay package at $549. We can give you an itemized receipt for an HSA or FSA.
- What if I'm still tapering?
- You can start now. Tell your dietitian at the first visit; dose timing changes how we read the data.
Start your reset
Pay below to reserve your spot. We call within one business day to schedule your first visit. Manhattan · Long Island City · 718-704-5376
Not ready for the full reset?
A Metabolic Rate Test or a Body Composition Analysis is a smaller way to start with data.
Watch: Sasha Bayat, RDN, and Joseph Liao, CPT, on GLP-1s, nutrition and fitness (podcast, about 35 minutes).