- Sarah Marshall, Certified Weight Loss Specialist
- Updated July 2025
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Originally posted by Dr. Dina Anderson, M.D., a board-certified women’s metabolic health specialist based in NYC. Reposted with permission.
Have you noticed that your appetite has changed — and not in a good way?
Maybe you’re eating healthier than ever, but the cravings still come.
Maybe you’re exercising more, but the scale won’t budge.
Maybe you’ve tried fasting, keto, plant-based, calorie counting… and yet it feels like your body’s just not responding anymore.
You’re not alone.
And a new wave of research helps explain why.
It all comes down to one hormone most people — including doctors — rarely talk about:
What Is GLP-1 and Why It Matters More Than Willpower
GLP-1 (Glucagon-Like Peptide 1) is a natural hormone your body releases after you eat.
Its job is simple — but powerful:
It tells your brain you’re full.
When GLP-1 is working properly, you:
- Feel satisfied after normal meals
- Don’t obsess over snacks
- Burn more fat
- Enjoy more stable energy levels
But when GLP-1 is low, you feel the opposite:
- You eat, but still feel hungry
- Cravings get stronger (especially for sugar or carbs)
- You gain weight more easily
- Energy crashes become frequent
Why GLP-1 Drops — Especially for Women Over 40
There are a few reasons why GLP-1 naturally declines:
- ⚖️ Age-related hormone shifts (especially during menopause)
- 🧬 Changes in gut bacteria from stress, antibiotics, or poor diet
- 🥦 A lack of prebiotics and fiber to support GLP-1 production
- 🧠 Blood sugar swings that confuse your appetite signals
The result?
Even if you’re doing “everything right,” your body might not be producing the signals it needs to feel full and burn fat efficiently.
5 Natural Ways to Support Your Body’s GLP-1 (Backed by Research)
Here are five science-backed strategies you can start using today — whether you decide to supplement or not:
1. 🌿 Add More Fermented and Prebiotic-Rich Foods
Your gut is home to the bacteria that help produce GLP-1. Support them with:
- Kimchi, sauerkraut, kefir
- Prebiotics like garlic, onions, leeks, asparagus
- Resistant starch (like cooked-then-cooled potatoes)
2. 🥑 Include Healthy Fats with Meals
Fats help prolong digestion and stimulate more GLP-1 release.
Try:
- Avocado
- Olive oil
- Fatty fish (salmon, sardines)
3. 🚶♀️Take a Daily Walk After Eating
Mild movement after meals can improve insulin sensitivity and gut hormone signaling.
Even 10–15 minutes can make a difference.
4. 🥗 Avoid Long-Term Very Low-Calorie Diets
Chronically under-eating may actually lower GLP-1 over time.
Instead, focus on nutrient-dense meals and feeding your gut microbiome.
5. 🌾 Consider Natural GLP-1 Support Nutrients
A few emerging natural compounds show promise for GLP-1 support:
- Berberine – may increase GLP-1 and reduce the enzyme that breaks it down
- Curcumin – supports gut lining and inflammation
- SCFAs (Short-chain fatty acids like acetate) – fuel GLP-1-producing cells
- Prebiotic fiber – feeds the bacteria that trigger GLP-1 release
Why Some Women Are Thinking Twice About GLP-1 Injections
If you’ve seen the ads or headlines around drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, or Mounjaro, you’ve probably heard they “boost GLP-1” and cause rapid weight loss.
And it’s true — they can reduce appetite and cause weight loss quickly.
But they do so by overriding your natural GLP-1 receptors with synthetic compounds — not by helping your body make more GLP-1 on its own.
This is where the issues begin:
- 🚨 Many users report nausea, stomach pain, fatigue, or hair loss
- 🚨 Some experience rebound weight gain once they stop using the drug
- 🚨 The average price? Over $1,000/month without insurance
- 🚨 And they were originally designed for diabetics — not healthy women over 40
If you’re looking for a long-term, natural way to support GLP-1 without side effects, there’s a new alternative grounded in gut health science…
The Formula Created by a Women’s Metabolic Health Expert
This is where I was introduced to Dr. Dina Anderson, a board-certified MD in NYC with over 20 years of experience helping women over 40 with hormonal weight gain and metabolic issues.
Frustrated with how many of her patients were:
- Gaining weight despite dieting
- Struggling with blood sugar swings and emotional eating
- Being pushed toward expensive injections like Ozempic…
She went searching for a better, more natural solution.
After diving deep into the latest gut-metabolism research, she developed a simple daily ritual her patients could do in just 7 seconds:
Two small capsules taken each morning with coffee or water.
No injections.
No nausea.
No side effects.
Introducing GLP Slim — Natural Support for Fullness, Cravings, and Fat Metabolism
Dr. Anderson partnered with the women’s wellness company CellaMD to develop GLP Slim, a gentle, natural way to support your body’s hunger hormones and metabolism — starting in the gut.
Each capsule contains:
- 🧪TriBiome™ – delivers acetate to help activate GLP-1-producing cells
- 🌿Sukre™ – a prebiotic matrix for gut and blood sugar balance
- ☕SoWell™ – supports smooth energy and metabolism throughout the day
It’s not a drug.
It’s not a stimulant.
It’s not a magic bullet.
But for many women, it’s the first thing that’s worked without side effects or burnout.
What Real Women Are Saying
JT“I didn’t just lose weight — I lost the constant food noise in my head.” — Jennifer T., 51
LD“GLP Slim helped me stop obsessing about sugar. I finally feel normal again.” — Lauren D., 47
M“This works without making me feel sick. It’s gentle — and it’s working.” — Michelle R., 56
Try It Risk-Free for 180 Days
Every bottle of GLP Slim is backed by a 100% 6-month guarantee.
If you don’t feel a noticeable difference in your hunger, energy, and eating patterns — you can return it. No hassle. No fine print.
You have nothing to lose…
Except cravings, fatigue, and frustration.
Click here to learn more and try GLP Slim risk-free
Even if you choose not to buy today, I hope this gave you valuable insight about your hunger, your gut, and how much your body wants to feel balanced again.
Because when you support your biology — not fight it — amazing things can happen.