Gemma Mullins

I'm going to help you as much as I can as a personal trainer and an online coach with your lifestyle interventions to support that.

So I have no negative opinion on that.

I think like whatever, I always think of like health and fitness as having a

allied health people, whether it be like a physio, a doctor, a psychologist, and then a personal trainer, like we're all working towards helping the human with whatever goals that it is that you have.

So I feel indifferent about it.

I think that the positive is that there's more access to people being able to get down to a healthy weight range for those that are qualified or, you

accessibility is going to allow that to happen.

People have potentially struggled with the other interventions that they've tried.

And I also think that, yeah, I think my first thought is literally just people that are in a really high risk range are going to be able to get out of that range quicker.

And then my hope would be that through the things that Kate and I speak about, you can maintain that, keep the momentum going and improve the quality of your life.

Yeah, I couldn't agree more.

And I have a bone to pick with a few people online.

I'm getting into it.

I'm shaking in my boots.

It takes a lot to actually make me super disappointed with what I've been seeing online.

And

I just feel like there are people taking advantage of people who want a quick fix.

They want to feel good and I get it.

But what I keep seeing that is really upsetting me is people promoting these unregulated peptides.

So I'm not talking about people who are going to a doctor and they've been prescribed something that's already out there.