Dr. Tyna Moore

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On this episode of the Dr. Tina Show, we're gonna talk about a very interesting topic.

And if you're on hormone replacement therapy as a middle-aged woman, you're gonna wanna listen.

HRT can actually induce weight gain.

And going on HRT doesn't necessarily promise weight loss.

And so I'm gonna break it down for you today on this episode.

So let's jump in.

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Okay, we're just going to hop right into it.

I'm going to get personal here.

I spent my entire life as a very low hormone girly.

I have been testing my hormones since my 30s and they have always come back just bone dry.

I am a low hormone girly.

I feel best low hormone.

I don't tend to do well on hormones.

And...

Going all the way back to college days when I was on oral birth control, contraceptive did terribly on it, had to discontinue it almost immediately, gained a ton of weight on it like that.

Fast forward to years later, I'm pregnant, blew up like a balloon during my pregnancy.

Did not enjoy it.