Video Dr. Elizabeth Yurth DISMANTLES misinformation about Ozempic and GLP-1 Peptides on the Dylan Gemelli Podcast

[DylanGemelli]

Dr. Elizabeth Yurth DISMANTLES misinformation about Ozempic and GLP-1 Peptides on the Dylan Gemelli Podcast

 

[CEO]

bros good to know it a good option

 

[ROIDDERS]

didn't know it was good for brain interesting

 

[chesty]

might have to try ozempic one day

 

[Ulter]

nah not for me at all, i will stay away

 

[e2]

didn't know that they helped with the liver that's some good info

 

[Vadim Fedorov]

definitely will help you stunt your appetite that's for sure

 

[wootoom]

I love to try it eventually maybe I'll try it some next year

 

[luislou]

I really liked this podcast as recently was doing indept reading and asking around to figure out if these weightloss drugs had effects that's are positive other then just for weight lose. Case Irons did a segment on this telling about the other benefits as well.

Retatrutide (Reta) is much more expensive than Semaglutide (sema)

If access to both and money not an option is Reta the better choice?

 

[DylanGemelli]

I really liked this podcast as recently was doing indept reading and asking around to figure out if these weightloss drugs had effects that's are positive other then just for weight lose. Case Irons did a segment on this telling about the other benefits as well.

Retatrutide (Reta) is much more expensive than Semaglutide (sema)

If access to both and money not an option is Reta the better choice?

Retruatide is going to be, by far, the strongest of the three between semaglutide, and itself... i will doing video breakdowns comparing the three of them... the issue with it currently is the lack of longer term studies on it but on all accounts, it will be the strongest of the three by a significant amount and I have confirmed that with MULTIPLE of the best doctors that are experts on GLP1's