You're Increasing Your GLP-1 Dose THE WRONG WAY... DO THIS INSTEAD
Dr. Jones, DC — You're Increasing Your GLP-1 Dose THE WRONG WAY... DO THIS INSTEAD
Channel: Dr. Jones, DC · Our label: Chiropractor / clinician creator · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=stF72EF_xWU
What this video covers
I totally understand why you kept increasing your dose. The excitement of finally feeling the food chatter decrease, finally feeling normal. How would any normal human not want to continue to increase the dose? Then you magnify that problem because most of you are working with a teleahalth clinic and you’re not getting any actual guidance with a professional whatsoever.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- Then you magnify that problem because most of you are working with a teleahalth clinic and you’re not getting any actual guidance with a professional whatsoever.
- Jones DC and I coach thousands of patients on GLP-1 meds for total optimization.
- 43-year-old mom, 8 months on Tresepite, following her doctor’s protocol perfectly.
- Her doctors were thrilled, but Jessica was standing in her bathroom one morning and clumps of her hair came falling out.
- The standard protocol that almost every doctor follows goes like this.
- Your doctor starts you on 2 and 12 milligs of trespatide or 0.25 milligs of saglutide.
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