Printable GLP-1 working pages: prescription, food plan, symptom record, strength log
Everything in Chapter 14 is here to print, free and without sign-up. Each page is described below; the PDFs are on the downloads page.
Date checked with my pharmacist: ____________________
Exact presentation and strength on the box: ____________________
My prescribed dose and schedule: ____________________
Number of prescribed doses in this exact pen or vial: ____________________
Storage and discard rule after first use: ____________________
First-use date / discard date: ____________________
What to do after a longer interruption: ____________________
Pharmacy contact / prescriber contact: ____________________
Recheck this page whenever the product, device, strength, or instructions change. Do not use a previous pen’s information automatically.
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In the book: 1. My current prescription, page 166.
My main health and daily-life goals: ____________________
Fluid advice, including any restriction: ____________________
Carbohydrate or other individual targets: ____________________
Food allergies and relevant intolerances: ____________________
Two breakfasts I can repeat: ____________________
Two lunches I can take with me: ____________________
Two dinners I can make when tired: ____________________
One shelf-stable backup / one freezer backup: ____________________
What I will do if I cannot eat or drink adequately: ____________________
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In the book: 2. My food and fluid plan, page 167.
Record an ordinary day, not a demonstration of what you think you should eat. Copy this page for three days if useful.
Date / medicine and last dose: ____________________
Bowel changes / vomiting or diarrhea / fluids tolerated: ____________________
Glucose or blood pressure, only if part of my monitoring plan: ____________________
What I want to ask about: ____________________
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In the book: 3. A three-day food and symptom record, page 168.
Complete this with your diabetes team if you are at risk of lows. The general response is in Chapter 3; individual instructions take priority.
Medicines that affect my risk: ____________________
When and how to check: ____________________
My measured fast-acting carbohydrate treatment: ____________________
Where I carry it / where a backup is kept: ____________________
My prescribed glucagon, if any, and its location: ____________________
Person who knows how to help: ____________________
When to contact my team / when to call 911: ____________________
Never give food or drink by mouth to someone who cannot swallow safely.
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In the book: 4. My low-blood-sugar plan, page 169.
Date / Track A or B / how I feel before starting: ____________________
Any symptoms or movement that needs advice: ____________________
Next session: repeat, simplify, or make one small progression: ____________________
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In the book: 5. My strength session, page 170.
A meal that worked well: ____________________
A situation that made food difficult: ____________________
Strength sessions completed / movement I enjoyed: ____________________
An everyday task that feels easier or harder: ____________________
Weight trend, if monitoring is helpful: ____________________
Symptoms I need to discuss: ____________________
One practical change for next week: ____________________
What I will keep exactly as it is: ____________________
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In the book: 6. My weekly review, page 171.
Why we are considering a change: ____________________
The prescription plan agreed with my clinician: ____________________
Food and activity routines I can maintain: ____________________
What we will monitor and how often: ____________________
What change should prompt contact: ____________________
The next appointment, arranged before the change: ____________________
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In the book: 9. If treatment changes, page 174.
Physician based in Spain, anesthesiologist and pain-management specialist, founder of FitDoctor, and a GLP-1 patient himself in 2024. Author of The GLP-1 Meal Map. About the author · Sources: US prescribing information and US public-health and professional sources, checked September 2026 and listed in the book.
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