Dr Natalie Crawford
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They won't be healthy.
And they know that.
We've talked to them about that.
We've explained it on the front end, that this is a tool in your toolkit because we can see their muscle mass.
We won't renew the prescription if they've lost the muscle mass.
And I give them the hard numbers like 10 percent is acceptable.
We're going over that.
We're getting into the danger zone.
We're going to cut back on your dose.
We're going to, you know, but they commit to the work on the front end.
There's no exercise.
So visceral fat's a little bit different.
It's like a whole different organ.
So when we talk about visceral fat, it has different drivers.
We drive fat to the intra-abdominal cavity.
It creates a different cytokine.
Subcutaneous fat is a storage facility.
It is when we overeat calories, we will drive fat under the skin.
And it's kind of genetically determined.
Females tend to gain about their hips and thighs.