'I've Seen Horror Stories' — GLP-1 Expert On Patients Self-Treating | Dr. Abud Bakri
Guest appearances — Dr. Abud Bakri — 'I've Seen Horror Stories' — GLP-1 Expert On Patients Self-Treating | Dr. Abud Bakri
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three, four x risk higher of certain cancers. » a bunch of trade-offs and it makes sense for that patient for whatever risks maybe there’s very little risk from jumping ones. It’s as good as everyone thinks it’s going to be. Amanda was just showing me when I stepped out for a second.
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a bunch of trade-offs and it makes sense for that patient for whatever risks maybe there’s very little risk from jumping ones.
And it’s also grabbing things that are could be fake studies, could be » It can hallucinate studies.
That stuff scares me for anything, let alone peptides, like, you know, you become your [snorts] own doctor on AI that’s still like learning.
- When when I as a doctor don’t even will say like honestly we don’t know everything about peptides and [snorts] yet the 19-year-old peptide bro selling you stuff and is the expert, like, come on.
Uh Ozempic has one receptor that it activates GLP-1.
There’s a bunch of trade-offs and it makes sense for that patient for whatever risks maybe there’s very little risk from GLP-1s.
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