Free Live Webinar · April 29, 2025

Beyond Ozempic: What Women Over 35 Actually Need to Know About GLP-1s

The real science. The honest risks. And what your doctor probably hasn't told you yet.

Tuesday, April 29 · 12:00 PM EST · Live on Zoom · Free

No payment needed to apply

60 Minutes Live

For Women 35+

Clinically Grounded

No Fluff. No Selling.

Sound familiar?

You've heard the buzz. Now you want the truth.

Every woman in your feed is talking about Ozempic. Some are losing weight. Some are having side effects. Most are confused. You deserve real answers not TikTok takes.

You're wondering if GLP-1s are right for you or if they're just hype
You've tried everything else and your metabolism feels broken
You're in perimenopause and nothing seems to work anymore
You want to understand GLP-1s without the pharmaceutical spin
You're already on a GLP-1 and want to use it smarter

"Your metabolism isn't broken. It's responding exactly to what's happening hormonally and no one's looked at the full picture."

GLP-1 medications are a tool. Whether that tool is right for your body, your hormones, and your season of life is a question worth answering with actual data not a trending hashtag.

That's what this webinar is for.

What we'll cover

An hour of straight talk
no sales pitch, no fluff

Holly breaks down the science behind GLP-1s in a way that's actually useful for women navigating hormonal change. Here's what you'll walk away with:

01

How GLP-1s Actually Work in a Perimenopausal Body

The mechanisms behind GLP-1 medications and why hormonal shifts at 35+ change the picture entirely.

02

The Risks They Don't Put in the Commercial

Muscle loss, nutrient depletion, dependency patterns, and what the long-term data actually says for women.

03

Who Is and Isn't a Good Candidate

The labs, markers, and history that determine whether GLP-1s will serve you or mask a deeper issue.

04

How to Protect Your Muscle If You're Already Using One

The protocol-level strategies to preserve lean mass, support recovery, and avoid the rebound most women experience.

05

What "Beyond Ozempic" Actually Looks Like

The metabolic and hormonal levers that GLP-1s don't touch and why addressing them is non-negotiable.

06

Live Questions & Answer with Holly

Bring your specific questions. No topic is off limits. This is the conversation your doctor doesn't have time for.

Meet Holly

Hormone & Metabolic Health Specialist · Healthy by Holly

Holly is a clinically guided hormone optimization specialist who works exclusively with women 35 and older. She built Healthy by Holly because she kept seeing the same pattern: smart, motivated women doing everything "right" and still not getting results.

Her methodology is built around lab clarity, hormonal context, and personalized strategy. Not trends. Not generic advice. Not the next shiny thing in a prescription pad.

She's spent years studying the intersection of perimenopause, metabolic health, and GLP-1 pharmacology and this webinar is her giving you everything she knows in one hour, for free.

Ready to get actual answers?

Register now. It's free, it's live, and it's the conversation women over 35 have been waiting for.

Common questions

Before you go

Do I need to be on a GLP-1 medication to attend?

Absolutely not. This webinar is for any woman over 35 who wants to understand GLP-1s — whether you're curious, considering, currently using one, or just tired of the noise around Ozempic.

Is this a sales event?

No. Holly's goal is education, not selling. You'll leave with real information you can use — no pressure, no pitch.

What if I can't make it live?

Register anyway. All registered attendees receive the full replay link within 24 hours of the live event.

I'm not in perimenopause yet. Is this still relevant?

Yes. If you're a woman over 35, your hormonal landscape is already shifting — even if you haven't noticed symptoms. The earlier you understand this, the better positioned you are.

Will Holly answer my specific questions?

There's a live Q&A at the end. Bring your questions. Holly will answer as many as time allows and will be direct about what she can and can't address in a group setting.