The Other Side of Ozempic | Dr. Tyna Moore

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

Sign up for Dr. Tyna's Ozempic Uncovered⁠: www.drtyna.com/a/2147830776/YEo2yxtx Get Dr. Tyna’s “Ozempic done right program - www.drtyna.com/a/2147830776/YEo2yxtx

[@lynnann96]

Pages not available??

[@SuperKenyasfinest]

This page is not available 😢

[@NikitaZimovets-zv7bu]

Same I tried to access it but not available

[@dianes.1909]

Just google it, you can get to the page.

[@lynnann96]

My dad, world renowned research chemist, he championed peptides! Would be so thrilled to hear you Tyna!

[@lynnann96]

Brought my research to my GP MD and she was thrilled to write me micro dose for Parkinson’s, my heart failure, diabetes. I’m so hopeful.

[@dogcrazy25]

Good luck to you

[@carlyprice4101]

Dr. Tyna is awesome!! She brings up issues, my dr.’s ignored me for years. I’m hoping to put the end to my chronic pain.

[@darknessahhh]

Love love Dr. Tyna! I’ve used mounjaro for 1 1/2 yrs and I’ve weight trained 4-5x a week since I’ve been on and my results are amazing. No longer type 2 diabetic and my RA has gotten so much better. No side effects, I’m sold on these meds.

[@Limonerosso13]

What dose do you take

[@darknessahhh]

@@Limonerosso13 currently on 7.5 still titrating down to see where I can maintain

[@Applied_Pressure]

Thank you for covering "the other side" Sarah! :). I don't have necessarily have clinical experience with the drug, but as a deep tissue and Myofascial release bodyworker of 21 years I noticed how beneficial it was for overall inflammation in my client's bodies that used it. Not to mention, the clients that used it were over-the-moon happy a year out and 2 of the 3 got off of it already without rebound weight gain, the third client is still on her treatment plan. It truly changed their habits and more. The loss of the inflammation allowed certain things to heal that I couldn't fix years into working on their tissue. Let's hope that more drs come at this with the "low dose" approach

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

This is wonderful ❤️🙏🙏

[@jennakilzer7440]

Looking forward to this! Dr. Tyna’s conversation around this peptide really opened me up to using it. I’ve been doing all the “right things” for years. Daily steps, weight training, body weight in protein, balancing hormones, tracked my macros for a year+ without weight budging. I’ve been implementing your light exposure recommendations and hope that with micro-dosing Tirzepitide will be the thing to move the needle! I’m relatively thin and only have 10-15 lbs to loose but have signs of insulin resistance at the age of 40 (low blood sugar swings, skin tags, rosacea, carry the excess weight in my low stomach etc). I want to get a handle on that before I start to become even more metabolically inflexible.

[@carolaasen9345]

Oh My Stars Sarah!!!!! Loved this so much. I was just poo pooed by my Dr. I'm a 70 year old grandma. I left thinking I'm over....invisible....a big nothing..... now I feel there is hope. Thank you so much for keeping it real❣❣❣❣

[@skrefurbishedinteriors]

I love Dr Tyna, she is real and stands on Business!

[@BingShing]

So glad to hear this! I was on Mounjaro for a little over a year and then couldn’t afford the medication but I hope to get back to it because it completely changed my life along with eating mostly carnivore.

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

I’m so glad it helped you AND that you made healthy changes along with the medication. I think that is the biggest thing missing ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@balance7350]

Great interview sarah. I love how open minded you are sarah and always just wanting to know the truth about things in life. Very few people have this attutude approach to life

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

Thank you my friend ❤️❤️❤️

[@collad1000]

Glad to finally hear a positive spin on these medications! Thank you!

[@karlafremont1581]

I couldn’t be more shocked that this medicine can actually be beneficial 😊

[@polly6783]

Super interesting! Thank you so much! ❤

[@debolsen3294]

I was on Ozempic for over 2 year for my type 2 diabetes. After 2+ years I started having stomach issues on it and had to go off. To the point that I was vomiting every time I ate something. Since going off, even keeping my diet Keto and Carnivore I have put weight back on. I had lost over 107 pounds. Now I am struggling to get 30 pounds back off. Ozempic was great for the first 1.5 years.

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

I’m so sorry to hear that! That sounds terrible. Hopefully this episode holds some clues/information for you. ❤️. I am still personally a lifestyle/leptin & nutrition advocate & believe getting the right formula for you there is crucial.

[@infinitedreaming222]

Just switch to mounjaro it has shown to have less incidents of gi issues

[@_9563_]

So why are people becoming deficient in glp1? That's the question. Before we supplement we need to know why

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

I think that’s an excellent point 🙏

[@jennierader449]

Right. Why do we need to add this in. Where in nature is it?

[@gloriasaliba3395]

Consumption of overprocessed carbs and sugar including a sedentary lifestyle - people underestimate the power and benefits of simple movement in their metabolic health

[@Lovelyone1]

@@jennierader449it’s in our gut.

[@kzp5249]

I used ozempic for a year. Did not experience any weight loss (need to lose about 30-40kgs)type 2 diabetes and no reduction in glucose levels . What I did experience was miserable pain in joints, muscles, tummy, nausea , diarrhea. As soon as I stopped taking ozempic against my doctors advice, I experience such a relief in all my symptoms. I’m now on forxiga and still following same diet and I reversed NAFLD and diabetes in normal range!

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

Wow!! So glad you advocated for yourself

[@gloriasaliba3395]

Not all drugs work for everyone

[@tabithaspeaight2273]

Amazing! Thanks so much for getting into the nitty gritty of this!

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

❤️🙏

[@JoVi-gs2ws]

O M G. What an eye opener video this is. Thanks to both of you. I’m on Ozempic for 2weeks now and my physician wants to increase it from .25mg to 0.5mg during week 4, However I rather keep it lower longer and see what happens. I started weight training and started walking and biking. Thanks Again for this education

[@jeri5027]

Dr Tyna speaks on microdosing, what level? Mg

[@simplyjosh888]

Wow. I want a lot of people to hear this.

[@admankins]

Great conversation, I tried to get on Ozempic, insurance would not cover it. I went the Metformin route because of affordability, it is slow way to loose a little weight. Thanks again for the information

[@Karen-ff4os]

Love Dr. Tyna...she is a real pioneer. Appreciate her research and take on the benefits of micro doses of GLP-1s. 🤓

[@JulsWellnessWarrior]

Fantastic interview!👏

[@maribelmeza4494]

New subscriber! I just listened to you on the Dr. Tyna Show and I am very interested in the light information y’all talked about. I am in the process of ordering and replacing all of our lightbulbs to the full spectrum incandescent bulbs. I can’t wait to explore your channel - so I started here. I’m also gonna look into taking a class from you.

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

Welcome to the channel! Happy to have you here ❤️❤️❤️

[@cameliaminoiu967]

Super informative show! 🎉

[@PropheticCoachTheresa]

One thing about technological interventions is that often they are cost prohibitive for the vast majority of the population, hence only for the wealthy, and even more importantly, are not natural therefore are unsustainable. Soluble fiber feeds the microbiome that produce butyrate. Managing stress (which is a learning endeavor, takes daily practice, but with applied effort is relatively free) also manages microbiome. Wonder, what are some things that the majority of the population to do to improve GLP-1 production/physiology?

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

My opinion: Circadian signaling will support GLP-1 production & signaling - (so light hygiene is CRUCIAL) - adequate bioavailable protein at the right times of day (this is also a hugely overlooked signal) - strategic fasting & improving redox function with free things like grounding - cold exposure & NIR from sunlight on the skin & darkness at night to support endogenous pineal melatonin production. These are things that 99% of people are NOT doing that are free and could move the needle tremendously

[@PropheticCoachTheresa]

@@SarahKleinerWellness thanks Sarah!

[@damianayre2130]

I'm an RN. I started taking Mounjaro seven weeks ago. It definitely slows gastric emptying and GI transit time. I have been eating less and had fewer cravings. I added Contrave as well about three weeks ago. The only adverse effect so far is constipation.

[@Chic.Geek75]

me too

[@nedracrouse8125]

Same here

[@richardwintersteen1103]

Thank you 🎉

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

❤️

[@tonyawilliams4053]

Great information💕

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

Thank you for tuning in ❤️❤️

[@dogcrazy25]

Ive watched dr tyna on her channel before and love hearing facts from studies. I wish she would discuss what a micro dose is and how would people get them, esp since compounds will not be available. Btw, this is the first time watching you with this youtube channel under this name. Used to watch you under carnivore yogi

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

Welcome!

[@HLD0205]

The positive changes you mention all sound like changes to the effects of menopause. Has NAMS looked at the research and option to give GLP1 to menopause women?

[@lynnann96]

Dad believed that environmental abuse is what is causing the rampant obesity and depression and neurological issues.

[@helenross7751]

Excellent discussion ❤

[@brendafarris7350]

TY. So much good information

[@fionabell1744]

Interesting thankyou both x

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

Thank you 🙏

[@Ageless-fx6dl]

I'm on Munjaro currently with standard doze 2.5 and I do feel a little crap the first 2 days but mostly I'm feeling so much better, I lost weight and i'm getting stronger 'cause I strength train. You speak of "micro dosing" but none of the doctors I spoke to do it, so what can "civilians' do about it? I don't want to stop taking it 'cause i also feel better mentally, it's helping my depression and I think more clearly ....but the nausea feeling it's there and it's not great...I don't want to overdose...but what can i do?

[@donnaocchuizzo8578]

My sister was going for surgery and could not do it being she was on Ozempic. She had to reschedule. I said to her what if you were unconscious rush to hospital and they did know you were on Ozempic. Very risky. No for me

[@jennifer97363]

In that case,the anesthesiologist would assume there was food in the stomach and would adjust care to prevent/ lessen the chance of aspiration. Anesthesiologist Dr Kaveh ( Medical Secrets on YT) has a video on this very topic.

[@susantharp1855]

Love this

[@vistdaan]

Hi I am on bioidentical hormone therapy, are there any problems with taking a GLP1 in low dose with these hormones?

[@emmmab521]

Sarah, have you used a GLP-1 agonist?

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

I do not promote them or recommend them personally. I just wanted to have a differing point of view on my channel ❤️

[@nissanicole8136]

Ozempic Uncovered, the first link says it’s not open anymore. It asks to be added to the waitlist?

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

Hmmm - try this one www.drtyna.com/a/2147830776/YEo2yxtx

[@nissanicole8136]

@@SarahKleinerWellnessYup! That worked!!

[@_9563_]

You can count the clicks and dose lower than the standard doses on the pen. It's not preloaded.

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

Good to know!

[@lhoising]

This is only true for ozempic not wegovy or mounjaro.

[@NorthlandSLC]

Not recommend but heard some have injected pens into an empty sterile vile and micro dosed using an insulin syringe. You’d need to know the math to figure dose and volume. You could theoretically stretch out the cost of single pens to some extent but the peptide does have a shelf life so you’d have to figure out how many pens you can store before they expire. If they remove compounded options or you can’t access anything but single use pens maybe that could be a work around for micro dosing.

[@carlyprice4101]

Shortage causes a demand. Sadly, it’s marketing

[@ajlinacor]

What medication do they mention at 16:00? They are both talking over each other and I can't understand.

[@13CLY]

The links do not work.

[@JR-ze3nn]

I’ve heard of people losing eyesight with ozempic .. thoughts?

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

That would be a great question for Tyna as she has been doing tons of research. As I’ve mentioned in a few comments in response to this video, I’m still not at the place where I’m going to be recommending this to any clients that I work with & encourage everyone to look at all the research and make their own decision ❤️ The biggest problem is when we make blanket statements without education and proper unbiased research

[@valeriemartini6315]

Where is Dr Tyna? I’m in Oregon

[@pattyollen2264]

Oregon, not sure what part.

[@valeriemartini6315]

@@pattyollen2264 Eugene

[@wandajuul5150]

Portland. But she doesn't have a practice at this time, so can't accept patients.

[@shirleypeterson6393]

❤

[@lynnann96]

GLP-1s and heart failure, Parkinson’s, on and on.

[@Highvibinqueen]

What is important for us to know is are these doctors getting paid for their opinion? This can cause bias opinions and we have to be careful. I am myself, trying to figure out where the truth lies in this all.

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

I know Dr Tyna is not getting paid by the companies. But doing your own research to look at the data is crucial. I’m still not 100% sold on these peptides- more cautiously optimistic

[@SamiMusic4you]

Very disturbing sound from editing.

[@angelalange1951]

Where is she getting this research, who’s funding this research? For the list of benefits, at what dose for said benefits. I think that needs to be part of the conversation when preaching the research.

[@donnaocchuizzo8578]

Guess all the other Dr's are wrong???

[@joelgarf]

She goes about it differently. Smaller doses with lots of measures in place like exercise. Someone like me it could save my life (I put weight on when very ill and can't shift it as hard to exercise)

[@HealthAtAnyCost]

@@joelgarf It _has_ changed my life. From 405 lbs to 187 today... and still going down. I could not walk more than 5 ft. pre-Mounjaro and now am walking 3+ miles a day. HbA1c from 9.0 to 5.1. I could go on about the health benefits. Keep fighting for your health and life!

[@MrDaryl2112]

Isn’t Ozempic the drug for diabetes? Is this talk about diabetes?

[@debjurgens6447]

isn't she a chiropractor? How can she prescribe meds?

[@SarahKleinerWellness]

No - she’s not just a chiropractor

[@wandajuul5150]

She's naturopathic physician.

[@victordasilva5255]

Only in goofy ass liberal Oregon

[@victordasilva5255]

She has the loveliest mouth

[@healthreplenished4747]

Interesting conversation. I must say, it is such a turn-off hearing a professional drop the f bomb.

[@denmitchell1000]

Totally turned me off too along with saying God

[@AlannaKingsrd]

You're not supposed to be turned on. 😂😂😂 You are supposed to get info. And if these words offends you so much, you might be a baby, which mean you might not be big enough to understand anyways. You need to grow up first. 😂

[@SS-wb4us]

🤣 grow up

[@docpaulo7456]

But her message is good, and that's what's important

[@karlafremont1581]

That’s interesting I really liked it, kinda felt like it made her more human