Shot day and the day after
Your appetite is at its lowest. Get your protein in before you inject.
On a GLP-1, your appetite dropped, and so did everything you used to get without thinking about it. Protein, fiber, all of it. Pure Genius Protein + Fiber puts 20g of protein and 5g of fiber in one 3.38 oz shot, small enough to finish on the days you can barely eat.
GLP-1s kill your appetite, so you eat less. The problem is, protein and fiber are more filling than other nutrients. So they're the hardest to get enough of. The usual fixes don't work when you're barely hungry. A full plate of vegetables or fruit is more than you can finish. A chicken breast and a couple of eggs is more than you can get down. Pure Genius Protein + Fiber covers both in one small drink, even on the days you can barely eat.
When your appetite drops, the high-fiber foods go first: fruit, vegetables, whole grains, the ones that take the most effort to eat. So you end up short on fiber and short on protein at the same time. Pure Genius closes both gaps in one shot, instead of asking you to solve two separate problems on a day you would rather not think about food at all.
Constipation is one of the most common complaints people report on GLP-1 medications. Slowed digestion is part of how these drugs work, and fiber is usually the first thing to fall short when your appetite drops. Pure Genius delivers 5g of fiber to help get things moving again. No laxatives, no guesswork, just easier, more regular digestion built into the same shot as your protein.
As much as 40% of the weight you lose on a GLP-1 can be lean mass, not fat. Protein helps protect it. Each shot contains 20 grams of a high-quality protein blend packed with leucine and all 9 essential amino acids your body can't make on its own. That's what makes it so valuable for muscle.
Why leucine: Leucine is the amino acid that signals your body to build and repair muscle. Pure Genius uses beta-lactoglobulin, the most leucine-rich part of whey, so each shot carries 2.4g. That's more per gram of protein than chicken breast, beef, or salmon.
A big shake, a bowl of oatmeal, a plate of vegetables. On a GLP-1, that much volume is not something you skip, it's something you physically can't get down. This is one small shot, finished in three sips, that goes down even when your appetite is gone. Nothing to force, nothing sitting heavy after.
Fiber gummies are packed with sugar or sugar alcohols. Fiber powders are gritty and need mixing. On a GLP-1, added sugar and a chalky drink are the last things you want near your stomach. This is 5g of soluble tapioca fiber and 20g of protein, zero sugar and zero fat, in a shot that tastes like juice, not a supplement.
A GLP-1 changes how much you eat, but your gut bacteria still need feeding to stay balanced. The 5g of fiber in Pure Genius feeds the good bacteria in your microbiome, and a happier gut could mean less bloating, better nutrient absorption from what you do eat, steadier blood sugar, better appetite management, and real support for keeping the weight off long term, not just losing it.
GLP-1 medications can leave your stomach sensitive, especially in the first weeks or after a dose increase. Most protein sources make it worse. Shakes sit heavy. Bars are too dense to finish. Pure Genius drinks like juice: no thickness, no bloat, nothing sitting there afterward. Three sips. Done.
"Everybody is trying to get enough fiber but we're just not getting enough. That's where this shot comes in handy, it's 20g protein and 5g fiber in one shot. It's something that can make you feel better almost immediately." - Dr. Amy Shah, MD
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Duke, exercise science & nutrition
Eric Trexler is a Lecturing Fellow in the Department of Health, Wellness, and Physical Education and a Research Scholar in the Evolutionary Energetics & Ecology Laboratory. Eric received degrees in exercise science education (B.S.Ed, Ohio State University), exercise and sport science (M.A., UNC Chapel Hill), and human movement science (Ph.D., UNC Chapel Hill).
Physician, nutrition & hormone health
Dr. Amy Shah is a leading expert in the role nutrition plays in health, longevity, and hormone regulation. She has been in clinical practice for 22 years as a double-board certified medical doctor with specializations in nutrition, internal medicine, and immunology. She has a
degree in nutrition from Cornell University, completed her residency at Harvard University/Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and her fellowship at Columbia University Medical Center. Dr. Shah is the author of two bestselling books about
nutrition, hormones, and lifestyle changes, and through her online education platform AmyMD, has helped millions of people to transform their health.
Biomedical engineer, MIT
Jeff Karp, PhD is a distinguished professor and among the world’s leading biomedical innovators and best selling author of LIT: Life Ignition Tools. Inspired by nature's ingenuity, he directs a lab dedicated to developing innovative medical technologies. Driven by a passion to improve patients' lives, his team has invented technologies that include a tissue glue that can seal holes inside a beating heart; targeted therapies for osteoarthritis, Crohn's disease, and brain disorders; 'smart needles' that automatically stop when they reach their target; a nasal spray that neutralizes pathogens; and immunotherapy approaches to annihilate cancer. He harnesses the power of failure, viewing setbacks not as obstacles, but as rocket fuel for
propelling his research and innovation forward. This philosophy has driven him
to continually push boundaries to publish over 175 peer-reviewed papers with over 40,000 citations. He has delivered 400 invited lectures and holds over 100 patents. He is a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors, Royal Society of Canada, the Royal Society of Chemistry, the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering, the Biomedical Engineering Society, and the Canadian Academy of Engineering. In addition to his research goals, Karp is dedicated to developing the careers of the next-generation bioengineers at the forefront of biomedical innovation. He was selected as the Outstanding Faculty Undergraduate Mentor among all faculty at MIT and he received the HST McMahon Mentoring award for being the top mentor of Harvard-MIT students.
Neurosurgeon, spine specialist
Dr. Betsy Grunch is a board-certified neurosurgeon who practices general neurosurgery, with a special interest in spine surgery. She was named by Castle Connolly as one of the top doctors in America in 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026. Dr. Grunch travels across the country teaching other surgeons and healthcare professionals the latest, most innovative neurosurgical techniques along with the importance of brand building. She completed her residency and fellowship at Duke University Medical Center and millions know her online as @Ladyspinedoc, where her advice on spine health and pain relief has earned her over 192 million likes on TikTok alone.
Stanford, epigenetics & nutrigenomics
Dr. Lucia Aronica is an Adjunct Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine with nearly two decades of research experience in epigenetics and nutrigenomics, specializing in how food actively programs your genes. Her research, featured in the 2024 Netflix documentary You Are What You Eat: A Twin Experiment, demonstrated that targeted dietary changes can reverse biological aging by up to two years in just eight weeks. She created Stanford's first courses in nutritional epigenetics and developed the Epinutrition framework, a clinical approach that treats food as biological information. A TEDx speaker, she presents to over 10,000 clinicians annually.
Psychiatrist, researcher & author
Dr. Judith Joseph MD MBA is a board-certified psychiatrist, researcher and award-winning content creator who specializes in mental health for children and adults. She is a professor and instructor at several prestigious academic institutions.
Dr. Judith is the Principal Investigator at her own research lab in Manhattan, which conducted the first peer-reviewed clinical research study in high functioning depression in the world. Her lab has conducted over 130 clinical research studies in psychiatry and neurology. Her National Bestselling Book “High Functioning” published in April 2025 is based on her original research and is now published in over 20 countries and over 17 languages.
Dr. Judith’s social media advocacy and research earned her a Congressional Proclamation award from the US House of Representatives in 2023. Her focus is how to reclaim joy as a form of resilience and resistance no matter what your setting is
The average protein bar has a whopping 210 calories to only deliver 20g of protein. Pure Genius Protein + Fiber deliver 20g of protein and 5g fiber in just 100 calories. That's the same amount of protein in less than half the calories without the sugar, fat or carb load that comes in most bars.
Leucine signals your muscles to rebuild. Pure Genius Protein + Fiber is rich in it. The added fiber does its own work, supporting regularity and a healthy gut, so the benefits don't stop at muscle. 20g of protein, 5g of fiber, 3.38 fl oz.
Protein powder means a shaker bottle, water, two minutes of mixing, and something to clean afterward. A bar means 210 calories and 7g of fat you didn't ask for. Pure Genius Protein + Fiber is 3.38 fl oz, ready to drink. No prep. No cleanup. No trade-offs.
HOW GLP-1 USERS ACTUALLY USE IT
Your appetite is at its lowest. Get your protein in before you inject.
Your hard days start over. Keep a few on hand.
One in the morning, before the day gets away from you.