Dr. Terry Dubrow

Now it's FDA approved called Motiva.

Your audience should only get Motiva.

It has a less, theoretically, a less than 1% chance of getting hard.

It is.

I mean, you make an incision, it just pops right out.

Yeah.

So that's the implant to get.

You do, that's a very good point.

We used to put them all under because the chance of getting hard under is less, right?

So these have such a low rate of getting hard, you can actually put them on top.

And we could talk about why to put them on top or under, but I'd much rather talk about GLP-1 drugs and peptides.

So I'm so obsessed with those drugs, right?

I studied for a year, took all the courses, and took the exam, became board certified by the American Board of Obesity Medicine.

So I'm a board certified obesity medicine specialist, even though I don't practice it.

Wow.

I'm just so obsessed with these historic drugs.

They're changing everything.

everything yeah so what are the let's start with what are the common misconceptions about glp-1s that through your research and study and education you have found to be completely untrue that first of all it's not cheating okay it's not it's a really important solve for the number one cause of death in this country which is obesity so it's critical to get on them

beyond that the number one misconception is uh that they have all these potential side effects and we don't know what's going to happen five to seven years from now because they're so new they are not so new they were used for diabetes for 15 17 years now so we know exactly

what they do over the long term we know what the side effects are what's so fascinating about them that we've learned is that how effective they are for non-obesity related conditions for addiction alzheimer's fatty liver disease kidney disease and just overall reduction of inflammation you know they say sugar is the big thing yeah you know back in the 70s and 80s