Dr. Tyna Moore

There is a hereditary issue there.

There might be a hereditary issue with high blood pressure, but I don't think it's necessarily the high blood pressure as much as it is your cortisol response to things.

And what is really high blood pressure anyway?

I did a whole podcast about it, but that number keeps changing.

So for the sake of simplicity and the sake of just all of us agreeing, I think we can all agree that most of these conditions, including type 2 diabetes, are lifestyle first.

And if you don't change the lifestyle factors, the medication being removed from the scene will allow that disease process to return.

So...

That's just basic physiology.

That's just how it goes, right?

Now, we could argue all day about lifestyle and how much of it is to blame.

I will say this.

I recently saw a big influencer who I respect him.

He...

did a post that said, you know, it was kind of like a new year, things we can all agree on in the new year.

And number one, obesity is not genetic.

This guy's smart.

He doesn't actually have any clinical experience, nor does he have any nutritional training.

He's just sort of a self-learned guy, which I'm not dissing.

A lot of you are self-learned and you're here.

And this is why I teach, because you guys are self-learned and you are smart as hell.