Seeds, sesame meal, partially defatted
Why It Scored 53
- Higher in fat — may slow digestion
- Good protein content
Nutrition Highlights
Nutrition data sourced from USDA FoodData Central
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About the GLP-1 Score
Our GLP-1 Score rates foods 0–100 based on protein, net carbs, fat, fiber, sugar, and calories — weighted for how GLP-1 medications affect appetite and digestion. Higher scores = better fits for most GLP-1 users. Learn more about our scoring →
Frequently Asked
Will Seeds, sesame meal, partially defatted make me feel sick on Ozempic or Wegovy? +
Seeds, sesame meal, partially defatted scores 53/100 (Moderate). Some GLP-1 users are fine with it in small amounts; others find it causes mild nausea or discomfort. Start with half a normal portion.
Can I eat Seeds, sesame meal, partially defatted on Mounjaro or Zepbound? +
Yes — Seeds, sesame meal, partially defatted scores 53/100 on the GLP Food Scale. In general, keep it to half a normal portion, especially when you're still adjusting to your medication. The scoring system weighs protein (25%), net carbs (30%), sugar (20%), fiber (10%), fat (10%), and calories (5%).
What is the GLP Food Score for Seeds, sesame meal, partially defatted? +
Seeds, sesame meal, partially defatted has a GLP Food Score of 53/100, rated "Moderate." The scale runs: Safe ✓ (85–100), Good ✓ (70–84), Moderate (50–69), Caution (30–49), and Skip (0–29).
Why does Seeds, sesame meal, partially defatted score 53/100? +
The score is driven mainly by its balanced macro profile — 17g protein and 26g net carbs. The GLP Food Score prioritises foods that are high in protein, low in net carbs, low in sugar, and reasonably high in fiber — nutrients that align with how GLP-1 medications work.
What is the GLP Food Score? +
The GLP Food Score is a 0–100 rating system for people on GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound. It scores every food based on the nutrients that most affect how you feel — protein, net carbs, sugar, fiber, fat, and calories — weighted by how much each matters for GLP-1 users.