The 12-week programme for women on GLP-1s who are ready to stop surviving their days and start actually showing up in them.
The weight starts moving. That part's working. But somewhere around week three, four, five — you notice something else. You're tired in a way that sleep doesn't fix. Your brain feels like it's buffering. By 3pm you'd genuinely consider a nap under your desk if that were socially acceptable.
You're eating less — which is the point — but somewhere in the gap between "eating less" and "fuelling well," your body is quietly falling behind.
You're skipping meals because you're not hungry. Surviving on coffee until it stops working. Grabbing whatever's quick because building a proper plate feels like admin you don't have bandwidth for. And meanwhile the internet is full of contradictory advice that manages to be both overwhelming and completely useless.
This isn't a motivation problem. It's not a willpower problem. It's a fuelling problem — and it has a very practical solution.
A 12-week programme. A proper system. Not another diet.
Built specifically for busy women on GLP-1s who want to restore their energy, protect their muscle, and build a way of eating that actually works with their life — not against it.
No calorie counting. No rigid rules. A framework you'll actually use.
GLP-1s suppress hunger — which sounds great until you realise you've had three coffees and nothing else by midday. You'll know exactly how to structure eating to keep energy steady even on the days you're barely hungry.
Muscle loss is one of the least-talked-about side effects of rapid weight loss on GLP-1s. It matters for your metabolism, your strength, and how you age. You'll know exactly what to eat and when to prevent it.
Not by willpower. By understanding what's actually causing it and fixing it upstream, before it hits. No more staring at your screen while your brain slowly powers down.
A clear, repeatable framework you can use at any meal, any day, whether you're hungry or not. No overthinking, no guilt, no starting over on Monday.
Whether you're on GLP-1s for six months or six years, what you build here stays with you. This is about sustainable change — not results that disappear the moment anything shifts.
Steady energy all day — the kind that means you're actually present for your evenings
A personalised fuelling strategy that works for your body, your schedule, your appetite
Confidence you're protecting your muscle and your metabolism as the weight moves
A system so simple it becomes automatic — not something you have to think about every day
I'm Laura Pilbeam — chiropractor, nutritionist, and founder of The Health Studio. I'm also on GLP-1 medication myself, which means I'm working from the inside.
I know what it feels like to watch the scale move in the right direction while your energy goes completely the other way. I know what it's like to have a full practice, a full diary, and absolutely nothing left in the tank by Thursday afternoon.
My passion for nutrition started long before GLP-1s became a conversation anyone was having. It came from a lifetime of battling between loving food and desperately wanting to feel well in my own body — and the realisation that most of what I'd been told was either wrong, oversimplified, or designed for someone with a completely different life to mine.
The Energy Evolution Method is what I built for myself — and then formalised into a programme for the women I see every day. Women who are clever and capable and absolutely done with feeling like they're managing rather than thriving.
This is the framework I wish someone had handed me on day one.
12 weeks. Your pace. Your system.
The medication was the first step. This is the part that makes it work properly — the fuelling, the habits, the system that keeps everything running even on the hard days.
Twelve weeks from now, you could still be tired, still guessing, still hoping the 3pm crash magically sorts itself out. Or you could actually know what you're doing. And feel it.
I'm in — enrol now £297 · You'll be taken to a secure registration form — takes less than two minutes