Show Notes
What if the problem with Ozempic isn’t the peptide, it’s the dose?
We sit down with Dr. Tyna Moore - naturopathic physician and pioneer of GLP-1 microdosing, to unpack what these medications actually do beyond weight loss: why standard dosing escalates too fast, what the muscle loss data really shows, the early signs of insulin resistance most people miss (skin tags, cracked heels, a changing waistline), and why HRT and GLP-1s may work better together.
One message runs through it all: muscle, protein, sleep and stress are non-negotiable. The peptide just makes them easier.
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