Your Fat Loss Sprint Planner

You stopped the injection. The weight's coming back. That's not a failure — it's the mechanism.

GLP-1s suppress appetite hormonally. When they stop, the hunger returns. The sprint builds the protein habits, the tracking, and the structure that work without the prescription.

The Regain Problem — Honestly Addressed

Wilding et al. (2022) followed Wegovy participants after stopping the medication. Within one year, mean weight regain was 11.6% of initial body weight — approximately two-thirds of what had been lost. This is not a personal failure. It reflects the mechanism: GLP-1 medications suppress appetite hormonally. When the medication stops, the hormonal environment returns toward baseline.

The question is not whether some regain is likely — it is. The question is what you can do to minimise it and extend the fat loss window.

What the Post-GLP-1 Sprint Achieves

The FLS creates a deep caloric deficit through a structured protocol — not pharmaceutical appetite suppression. It trains the behaviours (protein targeting, strength training, structured meal tracking, supplement protocol) that work independently of medication.

The FLS can be used as a structured reset if weight begins to drift upward — a 14-day sprint to recapture the progress, followed by a Maintenance Phase that builds independent sustainable habits.

The 14-day mandatory Maintenance Phase after every sprint is designed to recalibrate appetite hormones, NEAT, and behavioural habits at a new set point — the same recovery challenge that GLP-1 withdrawal creates, but structured into the protocol rather than left unmanaged.

What the Sprint Provides That GLP-1 Doesn't

GLP-1 MedicationLipoly Fat Loss Sprint
Appetite suppressionHormonal (GLP-1 receptor)Nutritional ketosis (endogenous)
Behavioural habit buildingNot built inMandatory: daily tracking, training, supplementation
Post-protocol structureNone14-day Maintenance Phase
Independence from ongoing treatmentNoneComplete — protocol ends, habits remain
Protein targetingNot specified2.2–3.0 g/kg LBM — lean mass protective
TrainingNot specified2x/week strength — required

Science Section

The mechanisms of GLP-1 weight loss and PSMF weight loss are different — but the physiological outcomes share important parallels:

  • Both produce nutritional ketosis (PSMF through caloric restriction; GLP-1 through reduced intake)
  • Both reduce visceral fat preferentially
  • Both improve insulin sensitivity and glycaemic markers
  • The key difference: PSMF produces these outcomes through behaviour and protocol — building habits that persist after the sprint ends

Nackers et al. (2010) and Purcell et al. (2014) both confirm that what determines long-term weight maintenance is post-protocol behaviour — not the mechanism of loss. The sprint builds that behaviour explicitly.

The protocol that builds what medication can't — independent habits.

Consult your doctor before stopping any GLP-1 medication. Lipoly does not replace prescribed treatment.

The Protocol

Where your numbers come from

Your macros, protein target, and sprint length aren't guesses — they're set by the Fat Loss Sprint, a protocol built on 50+ years of clinical research. See how it works, and how it compares to every other diet.

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  • 2× strength training per week
  • 8–10K steps daily
  • No running or HIIT
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