EP. 226 | The Peptide Craze: What Influencers Don't Know & Aren't Telling You
Dr. Tyna Moore — EP. 226 | The Peptide Craze: What Influencers Don't Know & Aren't Telling You
Channel: Dr. Tyna Moore · Our label: Naturopathic clinician educator · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=6cj6pc9Jb9M
What this video covers
Tina Show, we’re going to have to have a talk because I am seeing an absolute disaster unfold and I want to make sure that I at least try to intervene before the train wrecks completely. All the peptides you guys are being sold by the bro science guys online. All the hormonal advice that’s being slung around. All the magical GLP1 micro doing conversation that has gotten completely twisted and bastardized.
Summary drawn from this video’s own transcript (banked in our research library, pulled 2026-11-07). Claims below are the speaker’s — attributed, not endorsed. This site publishes no dosing, protocol, or sourcing information.
Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- So, these things stand to the test of time because your metabolic health ultimately is what is going to dictate your overall health.
- If your doctor you want your doctor to know have your doctor buy the course I can’t explain it all on free podcast.
- Those people are usually high metabolic health, high muscle mass, um good adrenal function, super healthy people, good microbiomes, just overall really healthy folks.
- So why are there so many health influencers and doctors and noncredentialed people and everyone on the internet trying to sell you peptides and not telling you this and not telling you that you need to cycle them.
- By the way, doctors, those of you listening who are doctors, if you are getting gray market peptides and you are dispensing them to your patients, you are breaking the law and you will lose your license eventually.
- And I teach you how to put it all together clinically and what my clinical logic is and my strategies and what a comprehensive toolkit looks like with GLP1 being but one tool in that toolkit inside my GLP1 Done University.
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