New Ozempic Builds Muscle Without Working Out

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Josh 0:32
You know, he doesn't know who Neil Sadaka is.
Dr. Terry Dubrow 0:34
You're kidding me. He
Josh 0:35
doesn't know Captain and Tennille.
Dr. Terry Dubrow 0:37
You're kidding me. I know. But Richard March, you must know. Yes? No? Holy shit, he doesn't. I know that song. That
Ben Soffer 0:43
sounds familiar.
Dr. Terry Dubrow 0:43
Yeah. It sounds familiar. Anyway, he still looks the same. We're recording, right? Are we recording? We're good
Josh 0:50
on our side. We'll do a quick 80s music wrap up before we get into the show. I
Dr. Terry Dubrow 0:55
love it. This is good. Keep going. He still looks the same. He still sings perfectly. And what's so cool about hanging out with him, he's really good friends with rock legends. So you get to meet these rock legends, right? So he's touring right now with Rod Stewart. Rod Stewart can sing. You can't, you close your eyes, you go, yep, that's Rod Stewart from the 70s. He can sing exactly the same way. He may not have the exact energy, but he is so preserving. You know, I'm so obsessed with this longevity preservation movement, you know, longevity escape velocity. And, you know, Tim Curry just died, right? Yes. Right. The guy from Rocky Horror Picture Show and Dolly Parton. And they died at 80. And what strikes me about dying at 80, you go, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Dr. Terry Dubrow 1:41
80 is the new, you know, 40 in terms of longevity. Why are you dying at 80? Right. Okay. Because you guys are, you know, I'm obviously a lot older than you, but you guys are you will see it's two seconds before you get to my age, and then I'm sure it's two seconds before I get to 80. And we shouldn't be dying at 80. And there's many, many things you could do. And I was trying to do a deep dive on why they passed away and what happened and how it evolved. Because once you get to a certain age and this frailty thing kicks in, if you overlap a significant disease with that frailty, gene that naturally kicks in then you go down a path that's that's sort of slightly irreversible for now but we're about to figure out in the next three years maybe one year how to go away from frailty and how to figure out how to reverse that decline that's that happens and it's unavoidable because i mean dolly parton she stayed thin her whole life you know she had the best medical care i'm sure she did the greatest surveillance
Dr. Terry Dubrow 2:49
Why did Dolly Parton die at 80? Sorry. I thought
Josh 2:54
you were going to say,
Ben Soffer 2:55
and you know, she had the best breasts.
Josh 2:59
She died of a broken back. You know, some die of a broken heart.
Dr. Terry Dubrow 3:04
But I mean, let's face it, some of my patients are more interested in preserving themselves so they can still have plastic surgery. Sure. And whatever the motivation is to preserve yourself so you live past 80, because 80, we should now be living to 105. That's the new 80. So I'm obsessed with the peptides, the surveillance, doing all the new things and all the anti-aging, the age reversal technology that we're about to get. You know, with this David Sinclair trying to put that drug through the FDA. I don't know if you're aware of that, that Harvard researcher who finally has the first drug that actually may reverse aging.
Josh 3:46
Before we get into all of it, I want to do a quick intro in case anyone's wondering. And if you were wondering, what are you living under a rock? Mazel Morons, welcome back to the Good Guys Podcast. We are here with the one of a kind. There's only one light. Dr. Terry Dubrow. God bless. Star of Botch. Star of my future plastic surgery journey, which we'll talk about more. It was such an honor to have
Ben Soffer 4:08
you. Star of this show. Third time. Star of this show. Like if... Yeah, if you're living under or if you've never listened to this podcast, then you don't know Dr. Dubrow. Like, we love having
Dr. Terry Dubrow 4:17
you. Congratulations on your success. When I heard I was going to get to come back on, you know, I'm honored because you guys have the greatest. And I love you guys. You're so smart. So I always excited to see you guys because I know we're going to talk about leading edge important stuff and we're going to goof around.

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