Dr. Tyna Moore

This is just facts.

You can't use tiny doses and expect a damn thing to happen unless you're already in pretty good shape, pretty good health overall.

And I did not make the rules.

The need to crank the dose up to move the needle definitely comes with risks and it definitely comes with side effects and it definitely comes with an increased risk for gastrointestinal issues.

I've been very transparent about all of that.

I think my message was misunderstood by a lot of people because they just heard what they wanted to hear.

And I can tell that because people will message me and say, I just listened to this episode of you on so-and-so's podcast.

And then they give me their entire health history and it's severe and chronic and they're really sick and they've got a lot of weight to lose.

And they're like, well, microdosing helped me.

No.

No, no, no, no, you're looking at a more standard dosing necessity.

That said, when we start taking super physiologic doses of something, one or two of these signaling peptide hormones

We mess up the orchestra.

It's an orchestra.

It's not just GLP-1.

It's GIP.

It's glucagon.

It's ghrelin.

It's leptin.

It's, you know, CCK.