Famous Obesity Doctor Debunks GLP-1 Weight Loss Shots, Big Pharma, Cholesterol, Insulin, and More

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• AL

  @allisonfalin8854 · 1 year ago

  The people accusing the medical establishment of never pushing lifestyle changes hard with patients need to come work our job for a week. Then you would understand why the GLP-1 is a game changer for so many. Weight lost is chronic disease staved off. Period. How that happens shouldn’t be an issue provided it’s legal.

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• MI

  @michalroyal1331 · 1 year ago (edited)

  People love to say “no one gets a trophy for giving birth unmedicated,” but that same stereotype still applies to glp-1s.

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• CH

  @ChristinaR_7900 · 1 year ago

  I actually think increased GLP1 use will bring about change in the food environment. As more people are in these drugs making better health choices, the market will follow the trend.  I know after being on Mounjaro for the last 5 months it has transformed my buying habits and my whole household. My partner has lost almost 10 lbs without trying because there is just less snack food in the house. I think the halo effect can impact more than just one household.

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• KI

  @kirtiseth108 · 1 year ago

  I was plant based for few years, no knowledge of protein, muscle etc the plant based docs i followed try to fix everything with diets and drugs were shunned, and i had a stroke at age of 58 yrs. Cholesterol and bp were an issue and i kept trying to fix theu diet. I could have died, fortunately no cognitive issues and physically ok too now. I am on glp1 now 7 wks , been strength training with a coach since the stroke 3yrs now and feel great. Food noise is gone, i developed sleep apnea, some heart issues, needed to get the weight off which was not happening inspite a lot of effort. Thanks for a great episode. Take the meds, they can save your life. ❤

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• AT

  @AtHomeWithGretchen · 1 year ago (edited)

  Glad that I came across this right after it was posted! Interested in this conversation and learning about some of the ups and downs of GLP's!

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• RA

  @rachellelewis9389 · 1 year ago

  Yes I totally agree with the medicine helps to quiet the noise so you can do the work to get healthy. I struggled with anxiety and panic attacks and I took medication but that was not the only thing I did, it helped to quiet my mind so I could focus on my cognitive behavior therapy to actually change my thinking.

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• MA

  @maureengreen8695 · 1 year ago

  I love Dr Nadolsky.   Best daily content about GLP-1s.

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• AH

  @ahmaanhunt · 1 year ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96vYV3TS-Ls&amp;t=3660">1:01:00</a> - I have NO PROBLEM staying on Retatrutide for the rest of my life. I went from 306 to as small as 163. I only intake 2.5mg of Reta a week, and I micro dose .5mg of Semaglutide weekly for added GLP-1 affect, and .5 weekly of Cagrilintide weekly for Amylin.

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• SG

  @sggg100 · 1 year ago

  This guy is great can’t wait to listen!

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• RA

  @ramseyc2005 · 1 year ago

  So excited for this!

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• IR

  @IrisHughes-f4r · 1 year ago

  When even doctors are calling out Big Pharma, you know there’s more to the story. Always follow the money, especially when billion dollar weight loss drugs are involved.

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• J3

  @j348011 · 1 day ago

  I’m over 300 lbs, on a GLP-1, and I have a gastric sleeve. At the time, I was only on 5 mg of Zepbound, and I went through about a 4-month weight-loss stall while under-eating and dealing with significant food aversion. So hearing an obesity doctor say it is “physically impossible” for someone over 300 lbs eating very little to not lose weight is extremely frustrating. Prolonged stalls in obesity treatment are real, and statements this absolute can make patients feel like they are simply not being believed — and this is exactly why so many of us don’t want to talk to doctors about what we’re actually experiencing. I really think this is something you need to go back and study more closely before making statements this absolute.<br><br>Gen X 1971