The Dylan Gemelli Podcast
Episode #8 Featuring Dr. Elizabeth Yurth MD, ABAARM, FAARM, FAARFM! GLP-1 Benefits, Misconceptions and their Future, Comprehensive Hormonal Testing, Women and Testosterone Importance, The Evolution of Peptides and MORE!
Tue, 04 Feb 2025
Tune in to The Dylan Gemelli Podcast featuring Dr. Elizabeth Yurth. MD, ABAARM, FAARM, FAARFM. Dr. Yurth is a world renowned expert in a multitude of medical fields. This episode is filled with priceless information covering many different aspects of health. There is an in depth discussion on the evolution of peptides in detail on the way peptides have changed the way we look at health and their benefits for longevity! Learn about the importance of comprehensive hormonal testing, a discussion on women and testosterone, the newest breakthrough form of oral testosterone, kyzatrex. and an in depth discussion GLP-1's, covering benefits, misconceptions, their future and MORE!! Check out The Boulder Longevity Institutehttps://boulderlongevity.com/https://www.facebook.com/BoulderLongevityInstitute/Follow Dr.. Yurth on Instagram@dryurthCheck out Dr. Yurth on A4M and the SSRP Institutehttps://www.a4m.com/elizabeth-yurth.htmlhttps://ssrpinstitute.org/medical-faculty/elizabeth-yurth-md/______________________________________________________________________Follow Dylan on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Tiktok @dylangemelliHuge thank you to everyone for the support! Please make sure to subscribe, like and comment!!Email [email protected]://rss.com/podcasts/the-dylan-gemelli-podcastApplehttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dylan-gemelli-podcast/id1780873400I Hearthttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-dylan-gemelli-podcast-249695201/Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3In4QlJj4IvHqq0eduKj7mPandorahttps://www.pandora.com/podcast/the-dylan-gemelli-podcast/PC:1001096187Stitcherhttps://www.stitcher.com/show/1096187FM Playerhttps://player.fm/series/the-dylan-gemelli-podcastPodchaserhttps://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-dylan-gemelli-podcast-5933919Listen Noteshttps://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/the-dylan-gemelli-podcast-dylan-gemelli-HDjBueWOVvG
Chapter 1: What are the credentials of Dr. Elizabeth Yurth?
All right, everybody, welcome back to the Dylan Gemelli podcast. So I have been really looking forward to this podcast. You're going to tell very quickly as to why, and I'm going to do my best here. I literally just got done telling my wife that you have so many titles after your name that I can't memorize all of these. Don't say them all. I took notes and that blew up here so I could do it.
Everybody, this Dr. Elizabeth Urth.
Welcome. Thank you, Dylan. Thank you for having me.
Yes, yes, yes. She's an MD and we can get into some of the other certifications, but I know that you're a double board certified physician and that's physical medicine and rehabilitation and anti-aging regenerative medicine. So the credentials are endless and I am just so excited to get all of the information I possibly can out of you to everybody and for my own benefit, selfishly. So-
Yeah, we were so lucky to have a chance to work together at Olympia recently. And so Dylan and I got to kind of know each other a little bit better being on some panels together at Olympia, and we both became very rapidly fond of each other. So I'm honored to be here with you today.
Thank you so much. You know, I had a meeting with Don at STEM Regen, and I hadn't actually met him yet. And the first thing he told me, Literally was, well, I did some research on you and I respected you immediately because Dr. Urth was following you. I swear to you. I was like, okay, all right.
So just real quick, everybody, as she said, I met her last year, not this Olympia last year, just very briefly. And then I had the honor of actually getting to sit next to her and speak, which may have been a little out of my league, but we... started talking immediately and I'm just so grateful and thankful for everything that you do and all of your teaching.
So I, uh, I'm going to exploit you a little bit today and, and get as much info as I can. Great. Let's go for it. All right. So one of the things that you talked about that I literally had no clue about that caught me off guard at the Olympia was this new form of oral testosterone. And you know,
Being where I kind of come from, Andrea and everything on the forums was people were talking about that. And I was always like, it's not so great. And so I'm intrigued. Tell us about this new form of oral testosterone and some of the facts behind it and where you kind of see it going in the future.
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Chapter 2: What is the new form of oral testosterone?
Estrogen stays high pretty long. And that's why you get these women who start having that estrogen dominant body. They have that kind of big belly, big breasts, skinny little legs. You see them all over, right? I was at a Billy Joel, Stevie Nicks concert. So it was all people my age. Right. And, you know, all these women had that exact body build. Right.
They all had like the little round, you know, belly, you know, boobs and no muscle. And, you know, and that's just this estrogen dominant state where you have no testosterone, you know, you have no progesterone. So you have to balance these hormones. And as we age, it becomes even more critical because maintaining muscle is so critical to our overall longevity.
You always say muscle is sort of our currency to life and you have to have muscle to be able to do everything in this world. If you get sick and you don't have muscle mass, you're not going to do nearly as well. If you have an injury, you're not going to do nearly as well. So we have to maintain muscle. It's absolutely impossible to maintain muscle if you do not have testosterone, right?
So I see these docs who are telling women to go exercise and their testosterone levels are, you know, 0.003, you know, for free testosterone. I'm like, you can go exercise all you want. You might as well just throw yourself down the stairs because you're going to get real sore, but you're not going to build any muscle. And, you know, and so it's sad because these women are trying.
They're truly going to the gym. They're trying to exercise and they're trying to do everything right. Right. They're not losing fat. They're not putting on muscle. And that's because they're, you know, they're they're working with a detriment of having no testosterone.
Yeah.
Let's look at the younger women, because that's a group that scares me a lot. Because when you look at what birth control pills do, almost 50%, if not more, of women are on birth control pills from a young age, some even starting at 13. So when you look at that, and sometimes that may be the best choice to prevent pregnancy. Obviously, an unwanted pregnancy is also a very bad thing. Right.
But there are other options. What women do need to realize is they are taking birth control pills. Birth control pills raise something called sex hormone binding lobin, which a lot of your listeners are aware of, but a lot of people aren't. And sex hormone binding lobin binds the testosterone, so it's not available to utilize for muscle building and all the things you need it for.
And so what you'll see in these women is they have very, very high sex hormone binding lobin levels when they're on birth control pills. So they have no free testosterone, no available testosterone. So they have trouble building muscle. They have more injuries. They get more depressed. They get more anxious.
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Chapter 3: How does oral testosterone differ from traditional methods?
Chapter 4: Why is testosterone important for women?
It's easy. And if they fail that, somebody may talk to you about a PCSK inhibitor, but it should be really a first line defense in somebody like you, right?
Yes.
I had to go through this process where they wanted this to be elevated, that to be down. And I'm like, that's impossible. It can't be done. And that makes no sense because I'm hurting myself. Anyway, you know how it is when you know people. I got both. And so every year...
Most people aren't like you, right? So then what do you do, right? It's really hard. And that's the case where PCSK names sometimes are really hard to work with insurance on. And they're too expensive for any of us to afford. They're thousands of dollars a month, right? So you don't get insurance help on those.
But there's there's workarounds, you know, if your doctor knows how to work with the system, they can typically get them for you.
Right. I just had that battle right now. My vasepa renewal came up and they wanted to put me on the generic. I know one of the head people that produces it. And he said, no, the generic is missing X, Y and Z. Don't do it. And I just fought with them until they just they gave it to me.
Finally. Yeah.
Yeah. Because, well, and I'm a different breed. I'm just not going to take fucking no for an answer. Right.
That's what scares you is that 90% of the population is just relying on their doctor, what the doctor tells them. And unfortunately, then they're missing all these things. And that's why you guys, God, you have to. You have to listen to Dylan. You have to educate yourself. You've got to go learn because you can't get it from your doctor. I'm sorry. I keep thinking maybe medicine will catch up.
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