Tina Moore
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1,621 appearances
16 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard May 2025
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Yeah. And it makes your butt tight and high. Yeah. It's the other thing. Everything's getting flat and wide. I'm like, no, this cannot happen. I'm trying, Kim. I'm trying. My daughter said yesterday, because I lost my butt with COVID and then I gained some weight and then my hormones went off the cliff. It's been a long story, but my butt's coming back.
I've been working on it, doing a lot of hip thrusts and a lot of kettlebell swings. And my daughter yesterday goes, mom, she's 25. She's like, I don't think you're ever going to have that juicy booty you had 10 years ago. And I was like, oh, yes, I am. Just because you said that. We'll get there.
She got me into strength training because I was going to give a lecture at the chiropractor college and it's all men there. I was single and it's all men there. And I was like in a pretty dress and I was looking hot. And she was, I had probably 12 and she's like, mom, you can't wear that dress. You have lady butt. I was like, what's a lady butt?
She's like, you know, when it gets flat, you need to put those Spanx on. And I was like, oh hell no, I am not putting Spanx on. I'm not wearing Spanx. So I started strength training and I started building a butt. And then I realized the
opportunity for your metabolic health with building a butt right and and every like train the glutes is my motto so to hell yeah to hell with everything else like worry about your glutes and you everything will start to fall in line much more quickly and so anyway that's the story and now I'm back to lady butt so we shall see
Yes, it is. Well, I just love you, lady. And it was so fun to talk to you. And I hope that my followers found this intriguing and interesting. You have such a great platform. You've got the Vagina Coach on Instagram and huge following. You've got YouTube. You've got, tell them where to find all the things.
Me too. And we should, I don't see your stuff that often, so we should interact more on there. I think our audiences are probably very similar and I really hope they find value in this talk because I know that a lot of my audience have been asking for this. So you were the one to bring on. Awesome. All right. Well, thanks for coming on the Dr. Tina show and I will have you back.
We're going to, after my operation butt, we'll see.
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I am very excited about this episode today. A recent study has come across my desk that I wanted to share with you. I was first alerted about it by some of the big obesity docs that I follow on social media and they came out and had one opinion about the paper and So I looked up the paper immediately, of course, and found that you had to access it behind a paywall and it was quite long.
So I went ahead and paid for the article so that I could read the whole thing because the title is a little misleading and the key highlights are a little bit misleading. And so I wanted to make sure that I read the whole thing, digested it, worked with the information, and I'm going to present it as I understand it. Because no disrespect to these docs. I respect them very much.
They're obesity docs. I'm not. But I do understand metabolic health really well. And I don't think they're getting the whole story straight. So let's jump in. All right, so first of all, here's the study. Terzepatide did not impact metabolic adaptation in people with obesity, but increased fat oxidation. That's the title. It's in Cell Metabolism, Clinical and Translational Report.
Just came out May 2025. Here it is, all right?
see if we can focus in on that my camera wants to be picky so what did this study show i'm just going to read the first part first page so you guys can gleam what i think most people are gleaming from it first they looked at pre-clinical mouse experiments and then they did a phase one clinical study on 55 humans very small 55 humans doesn't tell us a tremendous amount but hey it's it's what we got
The highlights were in caloric-restricted obese mice. So these were obese mice who had calories restricted from them. Terzapatide attenuated metabolic adaptation. I'm going to get to what that means in a minute. In people with obesity, terzapatide did not impact metabolic adaptation. Trizepatide increased participants' fat oxidation, decreasing sleeping and 24-hour RER.
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