Tina Moore

this is some elite strategy that only rich people can afford, you know, as long as we can keep those peptides affordable. And I think through the help of some of these telemedicine companies, because there are some very good ones, the real onus of responsibility always will ultimately land on the individual. That's not saying we can't help them and give them a leg up, but man.

So if the administration really wants to move the needle on the crisis, you are so right on this obesity crisis. And it is what is driving the sheer bulk of deaths in this country are from cardiovascular disease. Category number two is cancer. And then for a few years running COVID was number three. I would argue that all three of those are obesity related and driven.

So if the administration really wants to move the needle on the crisis, you are so right on this obesity crisis. And it is what is driving the sheer bulk of deaths in this country are from cardiovascular disease. Category number two is cancer. And then for a few years running COVID was number three. I would argue that all three of those are obesity related and driven.

So if the administration really wants to move the needle on the crisis, you are so right on this obesity crisis. And it is what is driving the sheer bulk of deaths in this country are from cardiovascular disease. Category number two is cancer. And then for a few years running COVID was number three. I would argue that all three of those are obesity related and driven.

For the most part, or metabolic compromise driven. You can be rail thin and still be insulin resistant and still be heading your way into all of those things. So like this is the real crisis that we're looking at. And our administration needs to do better on this one, period. Or we're not going to make it.

For the most part, or metabolic compromise driven. You can be rail thin and still be insulin resistant and still be heading your way into all of those things. So like this is the real crisis that we're looking at. And our administration needs to do better on this one, period. Or we're not going to make it.

For the most part, or metabolic compromise driven. You can be rail thin and still be insulin resistant and still be heading your way into all of those things. So like this is the real crisis that we're looking at. And our administration needs to do better on this one, period. Or we're not going to make it.

It's not. And it could have been the parents you were born to. It could have been a toxic exposure in your childhood. It could have been a toxic exposure in your adolescence. It could have been, I mean, dare I say, you know, a medication or something you were exposed to along the way medically. It could have been a lot of things. And it could be chronic stress.

It's not. And it could have been the parents you were born to. It could have been a toxic exposure in your childhood. It could have been a toxic exposure in your adolescence. It could have been, I mean, dare I say, you know, a medication or something you were exposed to along the way medically. It could have been a lot of things. And it could be chronic stress.

It's not. And it could have been the parents you were born to. It could have been a toxic exposure in your childhood. It could have been a toxic exposure in your adolescence. It could have been, I mean, dare I say, you know, a medication or something you were exposed to along the way medically. It could have been a lot of things. And it could be chronic stress.

My metabolic health is in shambles when my stress is high. My labs look atrocious. And it's concerning that that stress has that much of an impact, you know? So we have to throw people a bone. And when people, I always have a rule when patients come in, I deal a lot with pain predominantly. And when patients would come in and say, you know, doc, I have this horrific pain and blah, blah, blah.

My metabolic health is in shambles when my stress is high. My labs look atrocious. And it's concerning that that stress has that much of an impact, you know? So we have to throw people a bone. And when people, I always have a rule when patients come in, I deal a lot with pain predominantly. And when patients would come in and say, you know, doc, I have this horrific pain and blah, blah, blah.

My metabolic health is in shambles when my stress is high. My labs look atrocious. And it's concerning that that stress has that much of an impact, you know? So we have to throw people a bone. And when people, I always have a rule when patients come in, I deal a lot with pain predominantly. And when patients would come in and say, you know, doc, I have this horrific pain and blah, blah, blah.

And no one believes me. And I'm like, it is not my job to judge how hard you're trying or not to get out of pain or how bad your pain is. Like you're subjective. Yeah. life is subjective. It's not my job to judge the pain level. It's my job to help you. And I feel the same way with the patients I've helped with obesity. I've helped a lot of them.

And no one believes me. And I'm like, it is not my job to judge how hard you're trying or not to get out of pain or how bad your pain is. Like you're subjective. Yeah. life is subjective. It's not my job to judge the pain level. It's my job to help you. And I feel the same way with the patients I've helped with obesity. I've helped a lot of them.

And no one believes me. And I'm like, it is not my job to judge how hard you're trying or not to get out of pain or how bad your pain is. Like you're subjective. Yeah. life is subjective. It's not my job to judge the pain level. It's my job to help you. And I feel the same way with the patients I've helped with obesity. I've helped a lot of them.

It is not my job to judge what they're doing right or wrong. It's my job to help them. I can only lead them to water, but I, If I were back in my big practice with the big numbers of patients I was seeing a day, I would have a large portion of them do a trial of a GLP-1. I can honestly say that. It is that profound for pain and for metabolic dysfunction, which are tied together, right?

It is not my job to judge what they're doing right or wrong. It's my job to help them. I can only lead them to water, but I, If I were back in my big practice with the big numbers of patients I was seeing a day, I would have a large portion of them do a trial of a GLP-1. I can honestly say that. It is that profound for pain and for metabolic dysfunction, which are tied together, right?

It is not my job to judge what they're doing right or wrong. It's my job to help them. I can only lead them to water, but I, If I were back in my big practice with the big numbers of patients I was seeing a day, I would have a large portion of them do a trial of a GLP-1. I can honestly say that. It is that profound for pain and for metabolic dysfunction, which are tied together, right?

So I just think that we're missing the... We're missing the trees through the forest or whatever, the forest through the trees.