The GLP-1 Revolution: Weight Loss Drugs That ACTUALLY Work
This Is Not Covered — Dr. Ashley Froese — The GLP-1 Revolution: Weight Loss Drugs That ACTUALLY Work
Channel: This Is Not Covered - Dr. Ashley Froese · Our label: Clinician educator · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=gvjRWMPh9HM
What this video covers
But maybe you’ve seen all the scary articles and headlines and videos about it that highlight side effects or unknowns. But I’m a primary care doctor, and I’ve treated literally hundreds of people with semaglutide and tepide, and I have stories that would blow you away, like Anita, who weighed 300 lb when I met her and now has lost 150 lbs. Maria on Tresepide lost 80 pounds and says that she no longer constantly obsesses about food. Or Wayne who started semaglutide when he had an A1C of 13.8% and I just diagnosed him with diabetes.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- But maybe you’ve seen all the scary articles and headlines and videos about it that highlight side effects or unknowns.
- And after treating so many people with GLP-1s and studying insulin more and more, I’m convinced more than ever that insulin resistance is the root of almost every major health problem we have.
- Inflammation and being overweight can lead to all kinds of health consequences.
- You have health risks like pre-diabetes, diabetes, fatty liver, or maybe if you could lose some weight, you might not have high blood pressure or sleep apnea.
- And also, if you have gallstones or kidney issues, you’re going to want to talk it out with your doctor if you can start the GLP ones.
- If you’ve got weight to lose or some health risks, you’re ready to change and you’ve got a safe plan and support, you can consider using a GLP1.
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