GLP-1 Mini Meal Cards

Small, protein-first meals for the days you can barely eat.

$16

Instant digital download (printable cards) · 24 cards

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Educational only · not medical advice · talk to your care team for personal guidance.

Who this is for

Some days a full plate is too much.
You want protein you can actually finish.
You want a restaurant fallback you can point to.

What’s inside

A set of small-portioned, high-protein meal cards built for the realities of GLP-1 life: nausea days, low appetite, early mornings, after work, restaurant fallbacks, and fiber choices that are gentle on digestion.

Mini meal cards by situation

Nausea-day & low-appetite ideas

Gentle, fiber-aware choices

Printable wallet + fridge sizes

How it works

Four steps, most days.

Learn your plate pattern

One repeatable order for every meal — no recipe required.

Pick meals that fit your life

Family dinners, desk lunches, low-appetite days, restaurants.

Notice patterns

Use the trackers and cards to see what actually helps you feel steady.

Repeat most days

Not perfectly. Steady beats flawless every time.

Pip the avocado mascot giving a thumbs up

Pip’s note

“When nothing sounds good, pick a card and eat three bites. Future-you will be glad you got the protein in.”

Best value

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FAQ

Questions people ask

Is this medical advice?

No. It’s educational only and not a replacement for your care team. Talk to your doctor, dietitian, or diabetes educator before changing medication, insulin, carb targets, fasting, or your treatment routine.

Can I use this with my current plan?

Yes — it’s built to sit alongside whatever your care team has you doing. It focuses on food ideas and structure, not medication or targets.

Is it an instant download?

Digital products are delivered by email right after checkout, so you can save them to your phone, print them, or keep them in a binder.

GlycoBay Living is educational only and is not medical advice. It's not a replacement for your care team. Talk to your doctor, dietitian, or diabetes educator before changing medication, insulin, carb targets, fasting, or your treatment routine.

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