Dr. Tyna Moore

GLP-1s protect against that to some degree, but there's no version of this where somebody takes a dose of a GLP-1, whether it's tiny or large, drops a significant amount of weight, and I would say a significant amount of weight would be 15, 20, 25 pounds plus, okay?

Drops that weight and then keeps it off when they go off the GLP-1.

And there's no version where it's just grinded out and it will always work.

Now, it might work for some, but

I have grown up in an obese family.

I have watched everybody I love in my family go up and down and up and down and up and down in their weight.

I'm the only one who's really maintained a pretty consistent size.

And that has been very intentional.

And it is an uphill battle.

And the older I get, the harder it gets.

But that's just not how physiology works.

So we'll go into that another day on a different episode.

Let's talk about the study a bit more.

And I have a solution for you.

So hopefully that was helpful.

I do want to mention that we've got a few...

A few players again to keep in mind as I go through this.

So we've got other signaling peptide hormones that play on appetite.

They play on meal timing.

They play on when you are done eating.