Empowered Foundation Bundle

GLP-1 medications work by suppressing appetite, slowing digestion, and improving blood sugar control, but they can also have unintended effects like:

• Muscle loss: Since you’re eating less, your body may break down muscle for energy. Nourish helps counter this with high-quality plant-based protein.
• Nutrient depletion: GLP-1s can lead to magnesium deficiency, causing muscle cramps, fatigue, and constipation. Balance replenishes key magnesium stores.
• Sluggish metabolism: Over time, GLP-1s can affect metabolic hormones like leptin, which help regulate appetite and fat burning. Sync supports these hormones, keeping your metabolism on track.
• Detox burden: Weight loss releases stored toxins into the bloodstream, increasing oxidative stress. Renew provides powerful antioxidant support to help your body clear out these toxins.

Together, these supplements create a strong safety net, making your GLP-1 journey smoother and more effective.

No, but that’s because dietary supplements, in general, don’t require FDA approval like prescription medications do. That said, our supplements are made in FDA-registered, GMP-certified facilities and undergo third-party testing to ensure safety, purity, and potency.

Yes, they’re specifically designed to complement GLP-1 therapy, not interfere with it. The ingredients support areas that can be impacted by these medications, like metabolism, digestion, and muscle health. However, if you have other medical conditions or take additional medications, it’s always a good idea to check with your doctor first.

Nope, no prescription needed. These are over-the-counter supplements that anyone can purchase.

Absolutely. While they’re formulated to support GLP-1 users, they offer benefits for anyone looking to improve metabolism, digestion, muscle health, and detoxification. If you struggle with nutrient absorption, muscle loss, or metabolism slowdowns (for any reason), these supplements can still be helpful.

As long as you want to keep feeling good. They’re designed for ongoing use, whether you’re in the weight loss phase, maintaining your results, or just optimizing your overall health. There’s no need to cycle them — consistency is key.

Yes! The ingredients were chosen for their safety and effectiveness in long-term wellness. They’re not stimulants or quick fixes; they work with your body’s natural processes. As always, if you have health concerns, it’s smart to check in with your doctor.

It depends on what you’re taking them for. Some effects, like improved digestion and reduced muscle cramps, can be noticeable within days. Others, like metabolism support, muscle maintenance, and antioxidant benefits, build over time and may take weeks to fully experience. The key is consistency — these supplements support long-term health, not just quick fixes.

If you’re pregnant or nursing, always check with your doctor before starting any new supplement. While individual ingredients in these formulas are commonly used for general wellness, pregnancy and breastfeeding create unique nutritional needs that should be reviewed by a healthcare provider.

These aren’t just generic vitamins — they’re specifically formulated for people using GLP-1s. Instead of throwing a mix of random nutrients together, we’ve chosen high-quality, bioavailable ingredients that directly support areas where GLP-1s can cause issues.

• No junk ingredients: No artificial fillers, flavors, or unnecessary additives.
• Backed by science: Each supplement is designed with research-backed ingredients that actually work.
• Made for real people: We focus on practical, effective support that fits into your real life — no overcomplicated dosing, no gimmicks.

Yep! They’re manufactured in FDA-registered, GMP-certified facilities in the U.S. with strict quality control standards.

Nope. Just store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and they’ll stay fresh.

Around two years from the manufacturing date. You can find the exact expiration date on the bottle.

Nope. No artificial colors, flavors, preservatives, or unnecessary fillers — just clean, high-quality ingredients your body can actually use.

They’re gluten- and dairy-free. Nourish (the protein powder) is also soy-free. Always check the label if you have specific allergies, but these are designed to be as clean and allergen-friendly as possible.

They’re made in GMP-certified facilities and go through third-party testing to ensure purity, potency, and safety. That means you’re getting exactly what’s on the label — no surprises.

Some, yes — others, not so much. Nourish (protein powder) is totally fine anytime. Renew (glutathione) and Sync (metabolic support) are best with food to improve absorption and avoid any stomach discomfort. Balance (magnesium) is usually well-tolerated but can cause mild stomach upset in some people if taken without food, so it’s best to have it with a meal.

You don’t have to, but here’s what we recommend for best results:

• Balance: Nighttime works well for muscle relaxation and sleep support, but if you’re using it for energy, morning is fine too.
• Sync: Morning or lunchtime is ideal since it supports metabolism and appetite regulation throughout the day.
• Nourish: Whenever it fits your schedule — breakfast, post-workout, or as a mid-day snack.
• Renew: Morning or midday with food is best to support detox and immune function.

You can, but spacing them out may be better for absorption and effectiveness. If you prefer to take everything at once, just make sure you’ve eaten something to avoid potential stomach discomfort, especially with Sync and Renew.

Absolutely! Nourish is versatile — you can blend it into smoothies, mix it with almond milk, or even stir it into oatmeal. Some people mix it with coffee for a protein-packed latte (just don’t use boiling-hot coffee, as it might affect texture).

No big deal — just take your next scheduled dose as usual. There’s no need to double up to “make up for it.” Supplements work best with consistency over time, so just get back on track with your next dose.

No need. More isn’t always better, and these supplements are formulated at effective doses — going overboard won’t speed things up and could actually cause side effects. For example, too much magnesium can cause diarrhea, and excessive glutathione can lead to detox symptoms. Stick to the recommended amounts for the best (and safest) results.

In most cases, yes! They’re designed to complement a balanced supplement routine. However, if you’re already taking magnesium, protein, antioxidants, or metabolic support supplements, check your overall intake to avoid unnecessary duplication.

Possibly. While these supplements are generally safe, some ingredients — like magnesium — can interact with medications such as antibiotics, diuretics, or blood pressure meds. Sync contains green tea extract, which may interact with blood thinners or certain stimulants. If you’re on prescription meds, it’s always smart to check with your doctor.

If you have any medical conditions, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or take prescription medications, yes — run them by your doctor first. If you’re otherwise healthy and just looking for extra support while on GLP-1s, these supplements are designed to be safe and beneficial.

Balance includes three highly absorbable forms of magnesium  —  taurinate, glycinate, and malate  —  each chosen for its unique benefits. Taurinate supports heart and nervous system health, glycinate promotes relaxation and muscle recovery, and malate helps with energy production. These forms are gentler on digestion and more effective than cheaper, poorly absorbed forms like magnesium oxide.

Yes! Magnesium plays a crucial role in muscle relaxation, so it helps prevent and relieve cramps. It also draws water into the intestines, which can relieve constipation  —  a common side effect of GLP-1 medications.

Many magnesium supplements use lower-quality forms that aren’t well absorbed by the body (like magnesium oxide, which is more of a laxative than anything else). Balance is specifically formulated with highly bioavailable types of magnesium, ensuring you get the benefits without the digestive discomfort.

Magnesium can promote relaxation, but Balance isn’t a sedative. It supports a calm nervous system and may improve sleep quality, but it won’t make you groggy or overly tired  —  just balanced and steady.

Absolutely. Magnesium works in harmony with other electrolytes like potassium and calcium to support nerve function, muscle contractions, and hydration. Just be mindful of total intake if you’re supplementing with multiple minerals.

If you have kidney disease, you should consult your doctor before taking any magnesium supplement. The kidneys regulate magnesium levels, and impaired function can lead to excessive buildup in the bloodstream.

Leptin is a hormone that regulates hunger and tells your brain when you’re full, while adiponectin helps control how your body burns fat. Sync supports healthy levels of both, making it easier for your body to manage weight loss efficiently.

Yes! The combination of African mango seed extract and green coffee bean extract helps regulate hunger hormones and reduce cravings, making it easier to stick to your nutrition plan.

Sync is not a stimulant, but it does help maintain steady energy by supporting healthy metabolism and blood sugar balance. Unlike caffeine, it won’t cause jitters or energy crashes.

Many fat burners rely on stimulants like caffeine to boost metabolism, which can lead to jitters and crashes. Sync takes a more balanced approach, using natural plant-based extracts to enhance fat metabolism and appetite control without overstimulating your system.

Sync is formulated to support healthy blood sugar regulation, thanks to ingredients like green coffee bean extract, which helps slow glucose absorption. However, if you’re taking medications for blood sugar control, check with your doctor before adding it to your routine.

No. Sync is stimulant-free and won’t cause the rapid heart rate, anxiety, or energy crashes that some fat burners can trigger.

If you have a thyroid condition, talk to your doctor first. Sync contains brown seaweed extract, which is a natural source of iodine and may interact with thyroid function in some individuals.

Nourish is a plant-based alternative to whey protein, made from pea, hemp, and flaxseed protein. Unlike whey, it’s dairy-free, easier to digest, and doesn’t cause bloating for people who are lactose intolerant or sensitive to dairy.

No! While it’s designed to support weight loss, anyone can benefit from a clean, high-quality protein source — whether you’re maintaining weight, building muscle, or just looking for a nutritious way to stay full longer.

Nourish contains Bacillus coagulans, a probiotic that supports gut health and digestion. It helps reduce bloating and keeps your stomach feeling comfortable.

It’s not a full meal replacement, but it can be a great snack or meal supplement.

Nourish is free from dairy, soy, and artificial junk. It’s smooth, easy to mix, and packed with high-quality plant proteins and digestive support.ight loss journey.

Nope. Unlike some plant-based proteins, Nourish is formulated for a smooth, creamy texture, so it blends well without the grit.

Yes! The probiotic and gentle plant-based proteins make it a great option for people with sensitive digestion.

Protein is essential for preserving muscle mass, especially during weight loss. Nourish provides a complete amino acid profile to help you keep your strength while shedding fat.

Your body processes stored fat during weight loss, which can release toxins. Renew helps your liver and cells neutralize and flush out those toxins.

Glutathione is known for supporting skin health and reducing oxidative stress, which can contribute to a brighter, healthier-looking complexion.

Yes! Glutathione plays a role in cellular energy production, so taking Renew can help reduce fatigue and support stamina.

Glutathione strengthens immune defenses by fighting free radicals and reducing inflammation.

Some people may experience mild detox effects (like headaches or fatigue), but staying hydrated helps.

Renew uses a bioavailable form of glutathione that your body absorbs 2.5x better than standard glutathione.

Some supplements can interact with certain medications. For example:

• Balance may affect some blood pressure meds or diuretics.
• Sync could influence blood sugar levels, so people on diabetes meds should consult a doctor.

Renew supports detox, which could potentially alter how your liver processes medications.
If you’re taking any prescription meds, it’s best to check with your doctor before adding these supplements.

In most cases, yes, but with a few considerations:

• Balance may actually help support healthy blood pressure.
• Sync influences metabolic hormones and blood sugar, so diabetics should monitor their levels.

Renew may support heart and metabolic health but check with your doctor if you’re on blood pressure meds.
Always talk to your healthcare provider if you have a preexisting condition.

Possibly, but it’s usually temporary. With Nourish (protein), your body may take a few days to adjust to increased protein and probiotics, so start with a smaller serving if needed. Magnesium (Balance) can loosen stools in some people, which is actually a benefit if you’re dealing with constipation from GLP-1 meds.

Generally, yes, but some immune conditions require extra caution. Renew is an antioxidant that can support immune balance, but if you have an autoimmune disorder, check with your doctor first — especially if you’re taking immune-suppressing medications.

No, they’re designed to do the opposite. Sync helps with fat metabolism and appetite regulation, while Nourish provides protein to maintain muscle mass — which actually helps prevent metabolic slowdowns during weight loss. None of the supplements contain excess calories, sugar, or anything that would contribute to weight gain.

It’s unlikely, but if you’re dehydrated or adjusting to metabolic changes, you might feel some mild effects at first. Make sure you’re drinking enough water and eating balanced meals while taking these. If headaches or dizziness persist, it could be a sign of a nutrient imbalance — talk to your doctor if needed.

Yes! All Claya supplements are gluten-free and safe for those with gluten sensitivities or celiac disease.

No soy in any of them. Nourish (protein powder) and Sync (metabolism support) are dairy-free as well. The only exception is Renew, which contains a whey protein-based delivery system for better glutathione absorption.

Nope. All Claya supplements are free from artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives. They’re formulated to be clean, simple, and effective.

Nope, none of these supplements contain nuts or shellfish. However, if you have severe allergies, always check the ingredient list and consult with your doctor before use.

Stop taking the supplement immediately and seek medical attention if you experience symptoms like rash, swelling, difficulty breathing, or severe digestive distress. Always check the ingredient list if you have known allergies, and when in doubt, consult your doctor before starting.

While not certified organic, Claya supplements use high-quality, non-GMO ingredients wherever possible.

These supplements are not currently certified kosher or halal.

Nourish is sweetened with stevia leaf extract — a natural, zero-calorie sweetener that keeps it free from added sugars or artificial sweeteners

No added caffeine or stimulants. However, Sync (metabolism support) contains green coffee bean extract and green tea extract, which naturally have a tiny amount of caffeine — far less than a cup of coffee. If you’re extra sensitive to caffeine, it’s something to keep in mind.

No, all Claya supplements are free from banned substances. If you’re a competitive athlete, you should always check with your sports organization’s guidelines, but these formulas contain no artificial stimulants, hormones, or performance-enhancing drugs.

The Empowered Foundation Bundle is designed to provide one month (30 days) of support when taken as directed.

If you notice an unusual color, smell, or texture, it’s best not to take it. Exposure to heat, moisture, or air can cause supplements to degrade over time. If in doubt, throw it out and reach out to customer service for guidance.

The expiration date is there for a reason  —  it guarantees potency and effectiveness. While a supplement won’t instantly “go bad” the day after, its strength may be reduced. If it’s well past the expiration date, it’s time to replace it.

Heat and moisture can break down active ingredients and reduce potency. If the bottle was briefly exposed (like sitting in a warm car for a few hours), it’s probably fine. However, if it sat in extreme heat or became clumpy from moisture, it’s best to replace it.

None of the supplements contain banned substances or ingredients known to trigger false positives on standard drug tests. If you’re an athlete subject to testing, check with your regulatory organization just to be safe.

Absolutely. In fact, older adults may benefit even more from the extra support these supplements provide for muscle maintenance, metabolism, and cellular health. As always, check with your doctor if you have specific health concerns.

These supplements are formulated for adults. If you’re considering them for a child or teen, talk to a pediatrician first.

The Nourish protein powder is completely vegan, and most other supplements are vegetarian-friendly. The only exception is Renew, which contains a whey-derived ingredient. If you’re strictly vegan, you may want to skip Renew.

Yes! While they’re designed to support GLP-1 users, these supplements promote muscle maintenance, metabolic health, digestion, immune function, and cellular detoxification — things that benefit anyone looking to feel stronger and healthier.