November 28, 2023
558: The Science Behind Ozempic and Important Facts About GLP-1 Agonists + Hormone Replacement For Women 40+ with Dr Tyna Moore
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You may be told that symptoms, pain, or physical frustrations you’re dealing with are just normal parts of aging. But that doesn’t have to be the case! Women are hitting menopause or having menopausal-like symptoms much earlier than ever before. Yet, it's being disregarded . It’s hard for women to find a practitioner who will recommend hormone supplementation or support. Dr. Tyna joins my podcast today to talk about her thoughts on hormone replacement therapies for optimizing metabolic health. And even just a microdose of these hormones can keep you physiologically optimized, helping you buy yourself some metabolic health span. Dive into this podcast to learn more about the hormone replacement tools that are available, and how to own your health when finding the right people to help you! IN THIS EPISODE All about hormones and GL1P agonists for metabolic health Dr. Tyna’s experience with Testosterone replacement therapy How to support your metabolic health and mitochondrial health Hormone replacement for pain management When to look deeper into your symptoms rather than lab levels How to support your healthspan as your hormones decline Red flags and precursors leading to potential diabetes How GLP1 agonists can be a game-changer for preventing chronic conditions RESOURCES MENTIONED Dr. Tyna’s FREE Metabolic Health Guide The Dr. Tyna Show Podcast Dr. Tyna’s Website Dr. Tyna’s Instagram RELATED EPISODES #550: Metabolic And Hormone Secrets To Staying Hot, Happy And Thriving After 40 And Beyond With Dr. Tyna Moore #404: Do Women Need To Wait Till Menopause To Begin Hormone Replacement Therapy? With Esther Blum #539: Everything You Need To Know About Navigating Hormone Changes In Perimenopause #520: We Can Harness Our Hormones And Their Super Powers To Optimize Our Health With Dr Nicky Keay #506: Optimizing Testosterone, Growth Hormone And Other Metabolic Hormones In Our 40s And Beyond With Dr. Stephanie Estima