Tina Moore

But what they found in this study in the humans, when they looked at the 55 individuals that were split pretty evenly down the middle into two groups, they were on 15 milligrams of Tuer's appetite a week. That's a hefty dose. That's like the highest end of the entire dosing protocol. So they were on the highest dose. They were titrated up over like, I think, 20 weeks.

And meaning they had their dosage doubled pretty quickly. They got up to 15 milligrams a week. Very high dose. Very, very, you know, highest tier dose. They lost 15%, 1.5% of their body weight, which is awesome, right? I mean, that's what they were going for. These were obese individuals. Their predicted resting metabolic rate drop would be, let's say, 150 calories.

And meaning they had their dosage doubled pretty quickly. They got up to 15 milligrams a week. Very high dose. Very, very, you know, highest tier dose. They lost 15%, 1.5% of their body weight, which is awesome, right? I mean, that's what they were going for. These were obese individuals. Their predicted resting metabolic rate drop would be, let's say, 150 calories.

And meaning they had their dosage doubled pretty quickly. They got up to 15 milligrams a week. Very high dose. Very, very, you know, highest tier dose. They lost 15%, 1.5% of their body weight, which is awesome, right? I mean, that's what they were going for. These were obese individuals. Their predicted resting metabolic rate drop would be, let's say, 150 calories.

Their actual resting metabolic rate drop, what happened... was they only decreased it by 150 calories a day. Meaning their metabolic adaptation did not, it stalled in the middle. Meaning in people with obesity, metabolic adaptation did not really happen. Hey ladies, real talk.

Their actual resting metabolic rate drop, what happened... was they only decreased it by 150 calories a day. Meaning their metabolic adaptation did not, it stalled in the middle. Meaning in people with obesity, metabolic adaptation did not really happen. Hey ladies, real talk.

Their actual resting metabolic rate drop, what happened... was they only decreased it by 150 calories a day. Meaning their metabolic adaptation did not, it stalled in the middle. Meaning in people with obesity, metabolic adaptation did not really happen. Hey ladies, real talk.

If you're in midlife and doing everything right, eating clean, lifting weights, using HRT, but still not feeling like yourself, it might not only be your hormones that need some tinkering. It might be your cellular receptors that need some love.

If you're in midlife and doing everything right, eating clean, lifting weights, using HRT, but still not feeling like yourself, it might not only be your hormones that need some tinkering. It might be your cellular receptors that need some love.

If you're in midlife and doing everything right, eating clean, lifting weights, using HRT, but still not feeling like yourself, it might not only be your hormones that need some tinkering. It might be your cellular receptors that need some love.

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You know I'm all about getting the protein in. It's the foundation of your strength, your muscle, and your metabolic health. But here's the kicker. Just because you're eating a lot of protein doesn't mean you're absorbing all of it. Without the right digestive enzymes, much of it isn't necessarily getting broken down into amino acids that your body uses for muscle protein synthesis.