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Physician-Authored Reference Guides

These are not $9 Canva templates. They are clinical reference documents written for people who want to understand nutrition at the level their physician does — formatted so you can actually use them.


The GLP-1 Patient Planner — book cover with deep forest green and typographic title $49
32-Page Book-Quality PDF · First Edition

The GLP-1 Patient Planner

By Mazhar Khan, MD

A 28-day nutrition program for patients on GLP-1 therapy (semaglutide, tirzepatide, and next-generation combos). Two weeks of day-by-day meal plans, aisle-sorted grocery lists, protein targets by body weight and drug class, a side-effect playbook, and a full caregiver section with conversation scripts and appointment prep. 32 pages. First edition just released.

Notify Me When Available — $49
Third in the Series · Planned
$49
Patient Planner Series · Book 3

The Cardiovascular Recovery Planner

By Mazhar Khan, MD · Planned for 2026

Nutrition for patients recovering from a cardiac event or heart surgery, and for the families supporting them. Heart-healthy meal plans, sodium targets, lipid-friendly protein sources, and the practical realities of eating well during rehab. Part of the Patient Planner series.

Notify Me When Available — $49
Second in the Series · In Development
$49
Patient Planner Series · Book 2

The CKD & ESRD Patient Planner

By Mazhar Khan, MD · In development

The second book in the Patient Planner series. Chronic kidney disease and end-stage renal disease nutrition — low potassium, low phosphorus, protein targets by stage, dialysis-day meal planning, and a full caregiver section for families supporting a loved one through this diagnosis. 50/50 patient/caregiver split because nobody goes through CKD alone.

Notify Me When Available — $49

Why These Guides Are Different From Everything Else Online

  • Written by a practicing physician, not a certified nutritionist or wellness blogger
  • Every recommendation is cited. No advice without evidence.
  • Formatted as a reference you keep — not a quick-read you forget