Dr. Tyna Moore

I mean, if we could define the person who's going to respond best to these therapies, it would be him, right?

And I had a lot of those kinds of patients.

So when I say that

when estrogen and testosterone left their bodies and they suddenly found themselves with weight gain, crippling pain, constant injuries and tears, things that wouldn't heal, I'm telling you, I had a huge cohort to look at.

It wasn't just speculative.

It wasn't just based off the data and studies.

It wasn't from polls that I took on my social media from my followers.

This was my

clinical lived experience for decades.

And prior to my licensing, again, I was working with my mentor who was working predominantly with this type of patient.

And so when they suddenly started tearing everything or complaining of terrible pain, I mean, these are pretty tough people generally.

People who are athletic and people who like to work out tend to be tough and not complain.

They're not your kind of wussy group of people.

So when they would start to say like, man, this is killing me and I just can't get it to heal, or man, this neck injury is just not responding to what I normally do, or my massage therapist couldn't get it, my chiropractor couldn't get it, it keeps coming back.

I'm not keen to be throwing needles in people's joints unless they've exhausted other routes that are less invasive.

When I couldn't get them better or when I could just see it clear as day by looking at them that they were low hormone, I'm like, hey, let's get the hormones involved here.

Let's get you in an anabolic state.

Let's get you in a place where you're healing.

Let's get you in a place where your tissues are responding.

And we'll heal that up lickety split.