Stop Overdosing Ozempic - Dr. Tyna Moore's Low-Dose Protocol
Robert Lufkin, MD — Stop Overdosing Ozempic - Dr. Tyna Moore's Low-Dose Protocol
Channel: RobertLufkinMD · Our label: Physician educator · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=FPgImo-7uio
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I think that the long-term outcomes for a lot of metabolic induced illness, like you said, is really promising. The doses I’m talking about are quite small or as small as possible, as small as necessary to get the results we want. And you can’t maintain that and have it work for very long if you’re not doing all the other things. Welcome back to the Health Longevity Secrets Show, where we push the limits of human potential and unlock the secrets to our health and longevity with your host, Dr.
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- Welcome back to the Health Longevity Secrets Show, where we push the limits of human potential and unlock the secrets to our health and longevity with your host, Dr.
- You’ll hear how these peptides affect addiction, inflammation, even regeneration, way beyond just weight loss.
- Peptides are just strings of amino acids and we make GLP-1 inside our body endogenously and they have figured out a way to tweak it so it has a longer halflife.
- But maybe you could just take a moment and uh for our listeners who may not be familiar with GLP1s, you mentioned they’re a peptide.
- It seems like with these GLP1s, it’s yes, any kind of weight loss or metabolic health improvement is going to be huge for all these other systems.
- You mentioned the inflammation reduction, decreasing inflammation independent of obesity and type two diabetes.
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