One daily QueenLean shake, so you don’t have to chase ten supplements.
A high-protein, fiber-rich, electrolyte-balanced shake built specifically for people on GLP-1 medications or after gastric bypass/sleeve—so you can nourish your body without juggling a pharmacy-worth of pills.
Not medical advice. Always confirm any supplement with your own clinician, especially after bariatric surgery.
Choose your QueenLean bag: Subscribe & Save or one-time.
One QueenLean bag gives you 15 servings of once-daily support—protein, electrolytes, fiber and targeted micronutrients in a single, easy ritual. Save when you subscribe, or start with a one-time bag.
Subscribe & Save — 15-Serving QueenLean Bag
Lock in support for your GLP-1 or post-bariatric journey with a bag that just shows up. No scrambling for refills or falling off your supplement plan.
- 15 QueenLean servings (once daily for ~2 weeks).
- 30 g protein, electrolytes, fiber & micronutrient support in every shake.
- Automatically renews so you never run out.
$45 per bag (Subscribe & Save)
≈ $3.00 per serving
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One-Time Purchase — 15-Serving QueenLean Bag
Want to try QueenLean before committing? Grab a single bag, feel the difference of one daily shake, and upgrade to Subscribe & Save whenever you’re ready.
- 15 QueenLean servings in one resealable bag.
- Perfect for testing flavor, tolerance, and routine fit.
- No automatic renewals—buy again when you’re ready.
$52 per bag (One-time)
≈ $3.47 per serving
Upgrade to Subscribe & Save later to bring your cost per serving down.
Want clinic or bulk pricing for your bariatric or obesity medicine practice? Email us for provider bundles and co-branded materials.
Why supplementation matters so much on GLP-1s and after gastric bypass.
GLP-1 medications and bariatric surgeries both work by shrinking your appetite and changing how your gut handles food. Fantastic for the scale—tough on your nutrient intake. QueenLean is built for that reality.
GLP-1 medications: powerful, but often under-fed.
GLP-1 receptor agonists slow gastric emptying and blunt appetite. Many patients fall short on key micronutrients and fiber while on these medications, with common gaps in protein, vitamin D, B vitamins, iron and others.
- Reduced appetite → low protein, low fiber, fewer micronutrients.
- Slower digestion → more nausea, constipation, dehydration risk.
- Rapid weight loss → higher risk of lean muscle loss.
Bariatric surgery: your stomach shrinks, your nutrient needs don’t.
Bariatric guidelines are clear: gastric bypass and sleeve patients need lifelong supplementation of protein plus vitamins and minerals (like B12, iron, vitamin D, calcium) with regular lab monitoring.
- Recommended ≥60 g protein/day, often more.
- High rates of iron, vitamin A, B12, and vitamin D deficiencies.
- Many patients are told to take multiple pills or chewables daily, forever.
QueenLean was created for people who want to protect their health and results— without managing a full-time supplement stack.
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Micronutrient gaps on GLP-1 therapy
Nutrients journal article on macronutrient and micronutrient monitoring for patients on GLP-1 agonists, drawing on lessons from bariatric surgery patients.
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Nutritional deficiencies in GLP-1 users
Clinical commentary summarizing common deficiencies in GLP-1 patients (protein, vitamin D, calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, fiber and more).
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Bariatric surgery & lifelong supplementation
Professional guidelines outlining the need for ongoing multivitamin, calcium, vitamin D, iron and B12 after bariatric surgery, plus regular lab follow-up.
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Protein intake & muscle during weight loss
Research showing higher protein intake reduces lean mass loss during calorie restriction in adults with overweight or obesity.
Read study (PubMed)
The QueenLean formula: built for real life on GLP-1s and post-op.
QueenLean isn’t a random “superfood” smoothie. It’s a deliberate stack based on what research and guidelines say GLP-1 and bariatric patients most often miss when they’re eating far less food.
High-quality protein helps support lean muscle while you lose weight and can reduce the percentage of weight lost as muscle—especially when your calorie intake is low and appetite is blunted.
QueenLean gives you 30 g toward the 60–90 g/day many clinicians recommend for GLP-1 and bariatric patients.
Smaller meals and nausea often mean less fluid and fewer salty or potassium- rich foods. That combination can worsen fatigue, dizziness, headaches and constipation.
QueenLean builds in targeted electrolytes to support hydration and muscle/ nerve function—no sugary sports drink needed.
Fiber intake tanks when portion sizes shrink. On GLP-1s, constipation is a top side effect. After surgery, the wrong fiber can be miserable.
QueenLean uses gentle, well-tolerated fibers to support regularity and gut health without blowing up your stomach.
When your appetite is tiny, fruits and vegetables often get squeezed out— along with vitamins A, C, E, K and more that are already commonly low in GLP-1 and bariatric patients.
QueenLean’s greens and micronutrient blend aims to fill common gaps without megadoses or replacing your real food.
Flaxseed supplies plant-based omega-3 precursors, fiber and lignans—ideal when your fat intake is lower after surgery or on GLP-1s and you’re not hitting fatty fish every week.
Rapid weight loss can be hard on hair, skin and connective tissue. Collagen peptides provide building blocks alongside your primary protein to help support structural tissues.
Creatine is one of the most studied supplements for strength and muscle performance. Including a moderate daily dose supports your training and lean mass while you’re in a calorie deficit.
GLP-1 nausea is real. Ginger has a long history of use for mild nausea and digestive discomfort. QueenLean includes a gentle dose so you don’t need a separate ginger supplement.
For people who want to feel amazing, not manage a supplement spreadsheet.
QueenLean is for the person who’s serious enough to be on GLP-1s or to have gone through surgery—but busy enough that lining up 8 pills on the counter every day just isn’t happening.
One shake. Once a day. A huge chunk of your checklist.
- 30 g protein toward your daily target.
- Built-in electrolytes: sodium, potassium, magnesium.
- 5 g gentle fiber for gut and regularity support.
- Greens & micronutrient support for common GLP-1/bariatric gaps.
- Flax, collagen & creatine baked in—no extra tubs to open.
Mix QueenLean with water or your favorite milk, sip, and move on with your day. One ritual, many boxes ticked.
Built to play nicely with your care team.
QueenLean is not here to replace your surgeon, endocrinologist or obesity specialist. It’s here to make their life—and yours—simpler.
- Show them the ingredient panel; let them adjust around it.
- Use it as your base, then add or tweak individual vitamins per your labs.
- Reduce supplement clutter while staying aligned with standard guidelines.
FAQ
Not by default. People on GLP-1s and bariatric patients have unique medical histories and lab profiles. QueenLean is formulated with common guideline themes in mind, but it’s still a dietary supplement. Always review the full ingredient list with your clinician before starting.
No. Many bariatric guidelines recommend a dedicated multivitamin and specific nutrients (like iron, B12, calcium and vitamin D) at precise doses. QueenLean is designed to dramatically reduce your supplement complexity, but your provider may still want you on a specialized bariatric multivitamin or additional individual supplements based on your labs.
You can still use QueenLean as a high-protein, fiber and electrolyte shake, but the formula was tuned around GLP-1 and bariatric realities. If you have medical conditions or take other prescriptions, check with your clinician before adding any supplement.
Mix one scoop with 10–16 oz of cold water or milk/milk-alternative once per day. Many people choose breakfast, late morning, or mid-afternoon when cravings hit. Adjust liquid volume for your preferred taste and texture.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. QueenLean is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your physician or surgeon before starting any supplement, especially after bariatric surgery or when using prescription medications such as GLP-1 receptor agonists.