I’ve been waiting a long time to release this one.

Dr. Tyna Moore is someone I’ve wanted to bring on the show because her take on GLP-1s like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Tirzepatide is so refreshingly honest and grounded in both science and clinical experience. There’s so much confusion, fear, and flat-out propaganda around these peptides, and today, we clear the air.

We talk about how GLP-1 agonists work not just as weight-loss drugs but as powerful regenerative and neuroprotective tools. Yes, they help you stop obsessively thinking about food. Yes, they can dramatically help with insulin resistance. But the real story? These peptides might help heal your metabolism for good.

Tyna doesn’t hold back. We unpack the massive industry bias against these drugs, the obesity stigma nobody wants to talk about, and the misinformation that’s keeping people sick, scared, and stuck. If you've ever wondered whether peptides are a shortcut or a real solution, this episode lays it all out.

And if you're using these tools without lifting weights, optimizing sleep, eating real food, and managing your circadian rhythm? You’re setting yourself up for muscle loss and disappointment.

GLP-1s are not a miracle. They’re a tool. But if you use them the right way, they just might change your life.

"I think there's magic in time under treatment with this peptide. I think the longer somebody's on it, the more long-term healing and regenerative benefits we ultimately get." ~ Dr. Tyna Moore

In This Episode:

- GLP-1s explained: Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro

- Benefits beyond weight loss: cardiovascular, neurological, regenerative

- Why the pushback against Ozempic?

- Muscle loss myths

- Addressing other common myths and side effects

- The emotional side of weight loss

- The metabolic dysfunction epidemic and why it starts early

- Proper GLP-1 dosing strategies: "low and slow" approach

- Dr. Tyna's free resources and education courses

For more, visit https://myersdetox.com

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About Dr. Tyna Moore:

Dr. Tyna Moore is an expert in holistic regenerative medicine and resilient metabolic health with nearly 30 years in the medical field. As both a licensed naturopathic physician and chiropractor, she brings a comprehensive perspective to metabolic health, drawing from traditional and alternative medicine. Dr. Moore has made waves with her open-minded exploration of peptides like semaglutide (Ozempic) as tools for healing and longevity. She champions medical autonomy and individual accountability while hosting The Dr. Tyna Show podcast and speaking internationally.

Learn more at: https://drtyna.com

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Ozempic & GLP-1s Exposed: Metabolic Savior or Pharma Scam? With Dr. Tyna Moore