The Shocking Truth About Ozempic & How It Affects The Body | Dr. Tyna Moore 

I've walked, I've exercised, I worked out with a trainer for 2 years, nothing stopped the obessesive thoughts of addiction, until I started on a low dose of 0.1ml per week. I feel like a normal person for the first time in my life. GLP1 peptides have been life chaging for me.

I’m starting ozempic Friday. I haven’t told anyone in my family, not even close friends. I’ve done my research, this is what I feel is right for me, the last thing I need is someone else’s giving me their opinion… I have hope this is will be a helping tool for me. 54, don’t drink, don’t smoke, don’t eat fast food, don’t drink soda, do yoga 3 days a week and walk 30 minutes a day. I’m hoping I can get my walking up to 60 minutes a day and incorporate lifting. I’m excited for my future!

I was so terrified trying ozempic a year ago because of the propaganda, suffering through another year of struggling with (and failing) my uncontrollable appetite and feeling depressed. Finally this year I decided to just give it a chance (0,25 mg prescribed), and finally feel awake and in control, getting healthier, leaner and happier by the day, eating healthy and going back out into life.

Sorry but I'll take the risks of Zepbound over being morbidly obese and all the risks that comes from that. Ever since Middle school I've been trying so hard to lose weight through diet and exercise. I was never able to keep that up through pure willpower alone. Having no food noise while taking Zepbound has been such a HUGE blessing.

I'm so pleased I've tuned into dr tyna. I started ozempic 2weeks ago and nothing I thought I was beyond help until this third dose and I now can understand this feeling of control something that was trained out of me as a little girl by abusive parents. I had to eat everything on my plate 1st 2 nd and 3rd course double helpings of sweets were never refused and the fatter I became and the less control I learnt. You will know the consequences . Now at 70 joints completely damaged U pleaded with dr to help me. And now I understand what being full is all about I love the feeling that enough is enough it seemed to change over night and now hopefully a yr from now I'll be half my weight and taking back my health and life thank Tyna for your support and guidance so important today . Someone who understands

I'm on the lowest dose of Wegovy, and I feel so good on this. I'm not hungry, but also not nauseous. When I do crave food, I want actual food. I crave a boiled egg or an apple. I don't want processed food at all. I hope I can figure out a way to stay on this forever.

👏LOVE Dr Tyna and how she communicates this information. I have been on a GLP-1 for almost 2 years now and before that I tried everything which included diet nutrition calorie restriction, always worked out my entire life, was always an athlete competed in gymnastics as a child and again as an adult, and still struggled with my weight my entire adult life. I have always struggled with appetite and satiety hormones. It wasn’t until, my doctor convinced me to go on a GLP-1 that I was finally able to feel in control and that all of the effort energy time discipline was finally have an effect. I lost 50+lb and GAINED MUSCLE. This is why I have put my story out publicly on RU-vid so that other people know what to do and feel empowered. I 100% agree that you still need to do everything else in your toolbox, which includes lifting weights, some cardio sleep stress management getting sunlight and of course eating mostly whole food high protein diet. GLP-1 help move the health needle.❤💪

I'm 71. As an RN researcher, I enjoyed your talk here. A few months ago, I started Ozempic for Type II DM. I noticed reduction of inflammation in the first month. I noticed my thinking is much clearer, and the evening food cravings are gone. I've only lost 10 pounds but I am not exercising like I did before getting sick. For years I have walked miles most every day and ate properly. I was overweight before I began walking and lost 60 lbs. Last year I had pandemic pneumonia and was on Prednisone and O2 for many months and couldn't exercise. I had major inflammation, especially in legs. I was stable on Glipizide and Metformin for years and gradually reducing it. but after pneumonia, my a1c went up to highest ever at 8.4.

I wish you would all stop with the dramatic headlines -they are damaging and misleading and scare people away when they could really benefit from this. in fact what you are saying is this product is great!

Dr. Tyna, always wonderful how you provide your expert and nuanced and clear opinion! Learned a lot, you are so honest and with the best of intentions. Thanks a lot!!

Thank you for being honest, Dr. Tyna, when you said, “Sucks for you!” (When you were 30 about women who were in their 50s). I absolutely love watching your videos on your channel!! Please do a podcast about Zepbound specifically (I’m on week 10) and feel full of hope. ❤

Semaglutide has been nothing short of miraculous for my husband and I! We were both struggling to lose weight and keep it off for the past decade because the food cravings were so intense! As soon as we started a very small dose of Ozempic (0.25mg), food noise was gone! Calorie restriction has been a breeze and our eating habits have improved so much! We have lost over 15lbs each in the past 2 months, excited to continue the journey! Oh, and no side effects whatsoever! I think the key is start low and go up slowly (if at all)

Look at DOCTOR Tynas' bio in the show notes. VERY educated. She uses it on her patients AND she uses it on herself. FYI-Doug, Everybody does NOT KNOW what a 'good diet is'. Many factors involved in what someone 'thinks' is a good diet. Education is a must. Someone that thinks that everybody 'knows', shows that person is out of touch... with people just starting out to make changes.

I love her I wish she was my doctor!!! It is a tool you yourself have to change your lifestyle. People eat less of bad food and complain. McDonald’s, Burger king quick process foods are a death sentence. Go for walks engage in movements it’s a game changer!!!

26:46 I have the cleanest diet (almost no carbs, mainly protein and my only drinks are water and coffee), walk/run and lift heavy weights. I do have autoimmune. I sleep 8 hrs. Post menopausal. The pain everywhere is real and It’s getting harder to recover. Everything you guys are saying is cool but, all the doctors I have found either don’t take insurance or are ridiculous fees for someone who has a fixed income like me.

No incentive like pain. Go girl!

What about those of us with insulin resistance but DO NOT OVEREAT??? It fathoms me every one of these podcasts imply everyone that is fat is due to overeating 😡😤😡

Best video on Ozempic that I have ever listened to! I'm about to start Ozempic because I am one of those compliant folks, but am not making much progress. I appreciate the information to know when I start this drug.

“Getting a let up” i love that.

I wish all these Podcasters would stop saying, “women think they’re going to get bulky from weight training” I’ve never in my life thought that and neither does any of my female friends. Anyone who thinks that is from the 1940s. And they are likely not weight training. Most women are intelligent. This statement makes women sound stupid.

My prior authz was denied for zepbound. I am preD and have high bmi. Have other issues too. I hope appeal works because nothing else helps- I walk daily and eat good food but have inflammation, high cholesterol etc. It’s hard to get timely dr appointments and it’s hard to get medicine covered. System is broken.

Funny thing, we have always wanted a magic pill, we get a magic pill that helps with so many issues and then we talk negatively about having the magic pill. This being addictive is an interesting concern. There are so many UNHEALTHY people out here doing addictive things and we accept or empathize with them. But these GLP-1s have so many great properties. If someone becomes addictive, we need to work on the why? But that is in ALL things. To all who are out here doing what you can, be safe and be well.

I didn't like all the questions but Doc did. Thumbs up 👍🏾

“It’s a peptide, not a drug” had me rushing to check this woman’s credentials 🧐

What do you consider “a tiny little dose”? Most doses start at .25 and go up to 2.4. Curious as to this “ tiny little dose” reference.

This pisses me off because i was on 4.5mg of Trulicity for like a year. Then i went through major stress for 4 months because I had to "save" someone who was overdosing and my lipase went up fairly high. They said the trulicity gave me pancreatitis and that was rare. I went to pubmed and it said extreme stress could raise lipase levels and I believe thats what happened. But my doctor says going back on Trulicity to see what happens is not recognized as a safe way of testing a return to it. He said you can get pancreatitis and die or suffer permanent damage. But can you? Or like last time would i feel it coming on early and could stop again? Not sure what to do or if there's a natural GLP-1 alternative?

great information, it helped a lot.

Which one is better for insulin resistance and prediabetics(with fatty liver) ?

Great information, thank you! I’m thinking about starting a GLP-1.

What I've learned is that Ozempic is given where you can't have Metformin - & those can actually be replaced with Saw Palmetto (good for enlarged prostate & some cancer even.

Do peptidess change/damage metabolism to act on its own, once one is off drug?

Where do you get it cheaper??????

31:24 yessss! I started with my coach and hormone doctor working together! 💪🏼 My doc is 70 and super fit!

Lots of great info! Thank you!❤

Would insurance cover for inflammation or just diabetes?

I have done everything but nothing works. I have been strength training and walk 10,000 - 15,000 steps a day. But around several years ago all of a sudden I gained close to 40 lbs. Now I just found out I am pre diabetic. I am 69 years old. I am on bio identical hormones for years. I wanted to try peptides like Ozempic but I had a gallbladder attack last year and I found out it wouldn’t be good for me. Is there any other peptide I could try. Thank you for all your information.

Yes, i think so too, starting early is key. ❤

I’ve been on Wegovy for 2 years. Initially lost 50 pounds. I am on the max dosage and my weight is stalled. In the beginning my doctor told me to eat as I normally do. A few weeks ago she told me I shouldn’t be eating simple carbs……😡 What didn’t she tell me this earlier??? I may have been at my goal weight by now. So frustrating. I am now drastically reducing my sugar consumption and increased my protein and fiber.

what is the weight scale if someone had thyroid cancer over 25 yrs ago verses being overweight and type 2 diabetes?

She said it super fast but… can you say more about Aromatization if you’re on the GLP1 and it not working?? Should we be taking DIM while being on it if we know we Aromatize? @drtyna

This was really interesting and I'm wondering if you have to take it for the rest of your life or if you stop taking it to you gain the weight again because I eat very healthy and I'm 60 and I'm still heavy not morbidly heavy but heavy I need to lose like 40 pounds and it doesn't seem to budge since menopause

Good information shared

I feel like this interviewer is not listening to what she’s saying.

I would encourage people to find a good Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist (RDN) to help with eating patterns while using a GLP-1

Dr. Tyna Moore I hate to tell you this, but you probably don't have much more time to keep lifting heavy at 54 years old. You might want to start using a GLP-1.

If the Dr gives you a stronger compounded dose will it expire if you take less?

I always think about how people will get so used to taking it that the Peptides wont even work anymore ?????

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Are GLP-1’s safe if you have Hypothyroidism?

I took something called... OMAD, lost 39 lbs / 18 kgs.

This guy doesn’t get it.

46:01, Diabetes medication, blood pressure medication, cholesterol medications, are not to "induce a change of behavior". Whoever has a cholesterol problem, or Diabetes, can die if they leave the medication... Unfortunately, this is the first one interview to Dr. Tyna Moore that I not only disliked, but I hated. Dr. Tyna was THE WHOLE TIME trying for him to see how good this is and the spectrum of the positive impact on the health, but he kept reluctant, only looking after his pocket. This guy wasn't only being the "devil's advocate", but a complete an utter hater, ignorant on the matter, with enough arrogance to reject KNOWLEDGE... Worse trainer you could have in your life... 🤦🏻‍♀️