Dr. Tyna Moore

So just like your high blood pressure, just like your high lipids, it's both.

And so we have a saying, which I probably will get in trouble if this is on YouTube.

So I will say pew pew, but genetics loads the pew pew and environment and lifestyle pull the trigger.

So that's how it works.

I'm not gonna argue with you guys.

I'm sure you'll have a heyday in the comment section, but that's how it works.

I'm sorry.

And those of you who are arguing otherwise are intentionally ignorant and not looking into the latest data or you have severe obesity bias.

And if you're mad at me, then I don't care because in 2026, I do not give a shit about anything.

I am out of shits to give.

So I'll quit cursing now, but we'll move on.

So this paper basically showed across all of those categories

studies that they did the meta-analysis on and the systemic review, that there was a very large weight gain return.

And all of the markers that had improved, the blood markers, the hemoglobin A1C and many of the markers that they ran that had shown great improvements on the GLP-1 all ceased to be improved once the GLP-1 was removed.

The GLP-1 was doing the heavy lifting.

You guys know I have argued against high doses of GLP-1s.

I am not a fan.

I am not a fan under any circumstance.

Microdosing was what I came out with, and I told you all from the beginning that it is reserved for those who are metabolically optimized already.

This is not obesity bias.