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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And I look at them all as playing together like an orchestra. And GLP-1 is an important part of that orchestra. And if it's not there, the leptin and ghrelin signaling get off and the insulin signaling gets off. And everything, I don't know, it's frustrating when people say, oh, it's just eat less and move more. I'm like, yes, and?
like and there's everybody's an individual and we're looking at a different maybe somebody's just stressed out beyond belief and their chronic cortisol is destroying their metabolism who knows i'm not there to judge i'm trying to figure out what tools i need to bring on board to give them a leg up so they can start making because like you said most people are pretty smart and they just need a little help
Yeah. And the environment did change the biology and it wasn't just the generation of the person struggling, like epigenetically. And if you are in utero and your mother is insulin resistant and you are bathed, we have the data, you're bathing in insulin, you come out with a much higher propensity for insulin resistance, metabolic dysfunction and obesity, like you're pegged for it.
And this didn't just happen in our generation. This has been happening for decades, whatever, the toxicity levels in the environment, everything, whatever, the microplastics. We could go on and on. We now have tools to deal with the current situation. So why aren't we using them and why are we vilifying them and why are we making people feel bad for wanting to use them? That's what I don't get.
It's like it took us several generations to get into this mess and we now have this miraculous tool to help people potentially get out of this mess. I don't know if you saw yesterday, you probably did, AON, is it life insurance company? They were looking at, let me pull it up. This is really cool. GLP-1s can help employers lower medical costs in two years and new study finds.
AON, A-O-N researchers, found that within two years, improved health outcomes for patients who were taking GLP-1 drugs lowers the growth rate of medical care costs. Initially, that first year, it was an added expense, but then over time, like significant drop off of, all kinds of morbidity.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes. That's where the PBMs come in. That's where the pharmacy benefits managers screw everything up. I hate them. Kelly and RFK are over here saying it would bankrupt America if we cover this drug for obesity with Medicare. And Trump's over here saying we need to get the drug companies to bring the price down. And I'm in the middle like, hey, PBMs, you're actually the problem.
Why does this drug cost $100 or less in other countries in Europe?
No.
Yeah, it's really, really messed up. And I do think that there's room for these to be incredibly helpful long term and bring down morbidity. And mortality. I mean, gosh, we are really in a pickle here in the US and we've exported it out, but we are between the rates of obesity plus overweight. It's pretty high.
I say the same. And my argument to the folks who are so against it, like some of these big influencers who are just so, so against it, I know these folks are on compounded hormones.
I know they're on other peptides. So I'm like, hmm, this is interesting. I could make a pretty sound argument that a 40-year-old woman who needs a compounded or even just a low dose of thyroid medication, yes, give it to her. Fine. That's great for subclinical hypothyroidism. Subclinical hypothyroidism untreated, we have data to show significant increased risk for
hyperlipidemia, heart attack, I mean, all kinds of problems. But that said, I could also say that that woman's me, right? When I was in my early 40s on it, my life of chronic stress, chronic under eating, chronic whatever I was doing in my teenage years, being a bad kid, not eating well, not taking good care of myself, I blew out my immune system and I ended up with Hashimoto's.
So it's like I could make a sound argument that most of the medications that people are on Or start out as a lifestyle issue. Start out as a choice that they made a bad choice somewhere along the line and they ended up where they are now. And nobody says boo. They're fine. They take whatever they take to make themselves feel better. I am not judging. I don't care.
Whatever anybody needs to take to feel better is fine by me. But yet this one thing, this one particular medication, everybody has to have some moral compass with it.
Yeah. No, I get you. Okay, so let's spin this into... A more positive note. Let's talk about strength training. I really am at the point where I don't think that unless... I know it takes some people time.
I know it takes... The folks that I've treated with true obesity on these, it takes them about three to four months before they really start feeling like they want to move because sometimes they're just in such terrible pain and in such a bad spot that it's hard to get them going.
But I really firmly believe that if you're not strength training regularly while you're taking GLP-1s, you just shouldn't be on them. Like that's where I'm at.
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