Our Medical Review Board
Real doctors and dietitians check our content. Here is who they are.
Why We Have a Review Board
GLP-1 medications are serious medicine. The information on this site can affect real health decisions. That is why every medical article on GLPSpot is checked by a licensed professional before it goes live — and re-checked on a regular schedule.
Meet the Board
Dr. Sarah Chen
MD, FACE — Board-Certified Endocrinologist
Endocrinology & Metabolic Disorders
Dr. Chen has treated over 2,000 patients on GLP-1 medications in her 12 years of practice. She specializes in obesity medicine and type 2 diabetes management. She reviews all medication guides and dosage content on GLPSpot.
Marcus Williams, RD, CDN
RD, CDN — Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
Clinical Nutrition & GLP-1 Diet Support
Marcus is a registered dietitian who works with GLP-1 patients every day. He focuses on protein intake, meal planning for reduced appetites, and preventing muscle loss during weight loss. He reviews all nutrition and recipe content.
Dr. Priya Patel
PharmD, BCACP — Clinical Pharmacist
Medication Safety & Drug Interactions
Dr. Patel is a clinical pharmacist who specializes in medication safety. She reviews all drug interaction content, insurance coverage information, and cost data on GLPSpot to make sure it is current and accurate.
How We Review Content
Every medical article goes through the same process. No shortcuts.
Article drafted by GLPSpot writer
A writer creates the article following our style guide. They cite sources and flag any medical claims that need review.
Assigned to the right reviewer
Medication content goes to Dr. Chen. Nutrition content goes to Marcus. Drug interaction and cost content goes to Dr. Patel.
Clinical accuracy check
The reviewer checks every medical claim against current research. They flag anything that is outdated, unclear, or needs a stronger source.
Edits and revisions
The writer makes changes based on reviewer feedback. The reviewer checks the revised version.
Published with review badge
The article goes live with a "Medically Reviewed" badge showing the reviewer name and date.
Scheduled re-review
Every article is put on a review schedule. When it is time, the process starts again to catch any new research or guideline changes.
Review Schedule
Medical content does not stay accurate forever. New studies come out. Guidelines change. We re-review content on this schedule:
| Content Type | Review Frequency | Badge Color |
|---|---|---|
| Medication guides | Every 90 days | Current |
| Side effects articles | Every 6 months | Reviewed recently |
| Nutrition articles | Every 6 months | Reviewed recently |
| News and updates | As needed (event-driven) | Needs review |
Important Note
Our review board checks content for accuracy. They do not provide personal medical advice through this site. Always talk to your own doctor about your specific situation. The GLPSpot is not a substitute for professional medical care.
Questions About Our Process?
If you are a medical professional interested in joining our review board, or if you have questions about how we verify content, reach out.
hello@theglpspot.com