When GLP-1s Stop Working: The Practitioner's Troubleshooting Framework for Stalled Protocols, Plateaued Clients, and Results That Don't Match the Promise

Most courses teach you what each peptide does in a perfect world: what it does, how to dose, what to expect. Almost none of them teach you what to do when they don't work... which is, if you're working with real clients, the most important part.

In 60 minutes, Curtis Gillespie Sayers will walk you through the exact troubleshooting framework he uses with her own clients and inside our practitioner mentorship — the diagnostic order, the stacking decisions, and the upstream checks that turn "I don't know why this didn't work" into "I know exactly what to do next."

WHAT YOU'LL WALK AWAY WITH:

• The top reasons GLP-1s and other peptides stop working — and the order you should troubleshoot them in, so you stop guessing and start solving.
• The "Upstream Check" — the metabolic, hormonal, gut, and lifestyle factors that quietly sabotage peptide protocols (this is where roughly 70% of stalls actually originate, and almost no one is checking them).
• The stacking decision tree — when to add a peptide, when to swap, when to pull back, and when to stop entirely. Most practitioners default to "add more" — Curtis will show you why that's wrong about half the time.
• Failure patterns by peptide category — GLP-1s, healing peptides (KPV, BPC-157, TB-500), bioregulators, growth and repair peptides, sleep and cognitive peptides. Each category fails in its own predictable way, and once you can recognize the pattern, you can fix it.

THIS IS FOR YOU IF...

• You're already using peptides with clients (or want to) and running into results that don't match expectations
• You're tired of the trial-and-error approach and want a real diagnostic system
• You want to feel confident saying "I know exactly why this stalled" instead of "let's try something else and see"
• You want to offer something deeper than what 95% of practitioners are doing right now
• You see peptides as the next layer of your practice and you want the framework before you're in over your head

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