What PivotOrder is
PivotOrder is a recipe plan for adults on semaglutide or tirzepatide. It works out a daily protein number from your weight, your drug, your week on it and what you can keep down, then fills the day with three small meals that add up to it.
The number sits inside the published 1.2–1.6 g/kg band from the 2025 joint advisory. Each recipe is portioned so one meal carries roughly 25–40 g of protein. Protein is counted from USDA food data. Every recipe is ordinary grocery food; we do not sell supplements.
Why this exists
The shot can quiet hunger. The advice “eat more protein” still fails when the plate will not stay down. Calorie apps count energy. Shake brands sell a SKU. Clinic PDFs do not move when dose-week or appetite move.
So we put the 2025 joint nutrition advisory on a plate: a protein number, and small recipes that reach it even when appetite is low. No powder checkout, no shot logging, no promise about your muscle. Strength work still belongs to you and your clinician.
Who runs this
PivotOrder is built and run by Kevin Z, a clinical nutritionist based in Canada. He holds a master’s degree in clinical nutrition from Massey University in New Zealand and is a registered dietitian in China — not a Canadian RD, and not your clinician. PivotOrder is a small, independent product: not a clinic, not a telehealth service, and not a supplement brand.
No physician has reviewed this site, and nothing on it is medical advice. That is why every number the plan prints is traced to a named, dated, published source on the Science page — and why the plan never tells you that your muscle was saved.
Questions, corrections, or a data-deletion request: info@pivotorder.com. A human answers. We cannot give medical advice, adjust a dose, or interpret your labs — that is the prescribing clinician.