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2:42Today we are going to be talking all things weight loss because we just saw

2:47recently the, I think it was what the Oscars that everybody looked incredibly thin, like

2:53really, some people looked really thin.

2:55I think some people were even saying, eh, were some of these people too thin?

2:59Like what's going on? And we have a lot of questions about the Ozempic era.

3:04What does that mean? What is, what does healthcare look like?

3:08So we found a guy who's been in the weight loss industry his whole life,

3:12like medical weight loss, surgery, all of this.

3:17And I find his story really interesting because he's gone into a more holistic approach

3:22of medicine and how to take care of ourselves.

3:24And he's going to explain the rules to us around some of these GLP -1s.

3:30And I say that because I was like researching before this podcast and I thought,

3:35and I've had people who in my life have taken these, and I thought it

3:39was just kind of like, I don't know, like the way you go home with

3:43an antibiotic where they're like, okay, take one every 12 hours and then, you know,

3:48you'll be better. So that was the experience that people I have in my life

3:53had with this. It's like, here's a shot, you give it to yourself this many

3:57times, and then you'll be thin.

3:59And so I talked to Dr.

4:01Tom Lavin about it. He's like, no, this is not the way.

4:05So we have him here right now.

4:07He actually leads an organization called Your Era.

4:10It's a nationwide network that provides personalized, physician -led GLP -1 care.

4:17So he can tell us everything.

4:19Dr. Lavin, thank you so much for joining us.

4:22Great, great to be here, Tudor.

4:23I'm very, you know, happy to have this discussion because I feel it's so important.

4:29Well, I think it's important too, because I think that we have an unhealthy relationship

4:35with people gaining and losing weight just in general because we had years of, when

4:41I was young, I was like the 80s snack well generation where it was like,

4:46we're not gonna eat any fat, but we're gonna load up on carbs and sugar,

4:50and that's somehow not gonna affect our lives.

4:51And yet we all got really fat still.

4:53And then we went into the, like, I feel like my kids have grown up

4:59in the body positivity era, where it's like, doesn't matter how much weight you gain

5:04because you look beautiful no matter what.

5:06And then, but I think that was really because we didn't know how to get

5:09rid of it. And now we have GLP -1s and we're like, you have to

5:11be as skinny as possible.

5:13And there's no rule. So what is happening?

5:17Yeah, it's been a rollercoaster.

5:19Obviously, the American Heart Association came out with low -fat diets somewhere.

5:25back in the 80s. And so we went low fat, which meant high carb, and

5:30our obesity rates skyrocketed. And then we realized, well, that's not good at all.

5:37Obviously, you have to eat the right fats, but you definitely want to go on

5:41a lower carb diet. But really, it's just a balanced diet.

5:46And these meds with the proper clinical oversight are extremely effective.

5:52It's the first time we've had a medicine that can actually change our set point

5:57in our brain to make us want to live at the correct weight first time

6:04ever. But of course, they can be abused like anything else and they need clinical

6:07oversight. So I think a lot of us look at this and we're like, this

6:13is just a quick way to get skinny.

6:16And it's all about, you know, look what we look like.

6:19But when I read about your story and what you've helped people with, I mean,

6:25we're talking about a lot of medical conditions that are connected to being overweight.

6:30And for people who are suffering from hypertension or diabetes or heart disease, this is

6:38kind of a lifesaver, right?

6:40No question about it. Obviously, obesity is a complex neurohormonal chronic disease.

6:49So this whole idea of the willpower just push away and walk more is such

6:56a naive kind of understanding.

6:59We have very complex pathways.

7:01Just think of, you know, hundreds of thousands of years of evolution where food was

7:07scarce. And now suddenly over the past hundred years, you know, we have food.

7:13So our brain is not regulated.

7:16So what these GLP -1s do actually level the playing field and help people from,

7:23you know, when people are overweight, be able to regulate down to a weight that

7:30is more healthy. So they're very effective as far as that standpoint.

7:35But once again, if people take them without any clinical oversight and get too thin

7:41and have muscle wasting, that's the other side of the problem.

7:45So that's what there are.

7:47There are like if you go to one of these websites, you always have to

7:51put in your age and your weight or some some judgment where the computer goes,

7:58OK, you are eligible or you are not eligible.

8:01But I would argue that we've seen celebrities who seem like they started in the

8:07ineligible category and they are still taking this.

8:11So what so why are you why is there a point where it's like you're

8:14not heavy enough? What happens?

8:17Why shouldn't you take it?

8:19Right. So we we give it to help people lose weight.

8:23And even people that are 20, 30 pounds overweight, we say, well, they're not sick.

8:28There are bad things going on in your body at 20 to 30 pounds overweight

8:32with chronic inflammation, which has created our whole kind of chronic diseases are all from

8:39this inflammation. So it for people 20, 30 pounds overweight, there is a good clinical

8:45medical indication. But if your ideal weight are already thin and you just want to

8:50go on it to get thinner, you know that because every time you have any

8:57kind of weight loss, you have muscle wasting unless you're actually lifting weights and doing

9:02resistance training. So once again, the whole program we have is to make sure people

9:08are doing something to maintain muscle mass, getting their protein.

9:12And we even take a bigger holistic approach to I want you to get your

9:17regular sleep, eat appropriately to avoid ultra processed foods, get your protein, minimize alcohol and

9:26things that hurt you. And so in that you just become so much healthier and

9:32have better vitality. So even if you even if you are in the category of,

9:38yes, you fit this this medication and you should take it, there are still things

9:42that you have to monitor.

9:43You still should be trying to have a healthy lifestyle.

9:48You should still try to work out.

9:50These aren't it's not like this is just a miracle and you don't have to

9:53do any of that. No, of course not.

9:56So, you know, I tell everyone we're not looking for, just to be clear.

10:01I'm not going to lie.

10:02We don't want to do all that stuff.

10:04I tell everyone you're not a child.

10:06OK, so nothing comes without, you know, consequences.

10:11And I also tell people the programs that existed before GLP -1s didn't work because

10:20they didn't change that internal set point in our hypothalamus to make us want to

10:25live at a lower weight.

10:26This does that. So it gives you the tool to change that internal set point

10:32and let you live at a lower weight.

10:35But at the same time, it comes with responsibilities that you need to know about

10:39as far as like I said, you want to live healthy.

10:43So you have to do resistance training.

10:45You have to do make sure you get your adequate protein, get your vitamins, you

10:51know, and it's important to give.

10:53people all the tools so they know what they need to do and they can

10:57pick and choose, you know, what they do.

10:59But losing weight without taking protein or doing any kind of exercise is going to

11:06involve losing muscle mass. And like you were saying, as we get older, that's a

11:12bigger problem. So that's what I'm wondering, because I see people that I know who

11:17have had knee replacements or hip replacements or shoulder replacements.

11:21And those areas, to me, are already weak.

11:24They've already had to do they've already had to do physical therapy to build that

11:29area back up. And when for me, when I watch people that I know that

11:34are in their 70s, it's hard to even get back to square one after you've

11:38had that surgery. But then I think there's a real temptation to say, OK, now

11:43because I've had the struggle and I've gained weight, I want to take this GLP

11:48-1. How does that affect you if you already have a problem where you have

11:53weakened muscles in a certain area of your body?

11:56Yeah, no question. Going back a little bit, the reason a lot of people need

12:01hip replacements, knee replacements is because they carry too much weight on those joints for

12:06too long a period of time.

12:07So the problem can be looked at both ways.

12:10But at the same time, if you go through any kind of joint replacement at

12:18an advanced age and don't work on rehab and maintaining muscle mass, certainly that's going

12:24to put you at a disadvantage.

12:27So that is where I feel like these things kind of come together.

12:31And I think my experience has been that I will say in the entire health

12:40care industry, maybe it's just the area that I live in.

12:45I know, I mean, I've had loved ones, I've had friends that go in, whether

12:49it is a psychiatric medication, a weight loss medication, any type of like allergies, it's

12:58prescribed and there's no interaction after that.

13:02And to me, this is a medication where there's constant changes and we hear there's

13:07side effects. We hear that a person can have gastrointestinal reactions that are pretty severe

13:14and they don't have a way to, they're not even checked in on.

13:18That shocks me. Right. That was one of our reasons for setting up your era

13:23because we felt like all the digital platforms didn't have the follow -up that was

13:28needed with physicians or nurse practitioners that really had an understanding of how to follow

13:34patients and how to empower them with the knowledge to get their best outcomes.

13:39So no question about it, to just go on the medicine with no clinical oversight

13:44and just think this is going to be magical.

13:47I don't need to do anything is very naive and can be dangerous and that

13:53you will lose muscle mass if you're not doing some kind of exercise.

13:57But we trust our doctors and they're not saying that.

14:00I'm telling you, I know someone that went on this and I know for a

14:04fact there was no discussion over what your diet should be, whether you should try

14:09to do any exercise. I mean, I'm reading your site, so I went to your

14:13era and I'm reading and it's, there's like, okay, this is what you have to

14:16do to increase, make sure you, you maintain your muscle mass and then also eating

14:22correctly and add protein into your diet.

14:24Those discussions are not being had in the 15 -minute visit at the office.

14:29Is it because doctors don't have time?

14:32Is it because doctors have so many medications, they don't really have all the information?

14:37This came on the market pretty quickly as a weight loss drug, or at least

14:41I feel like it, but now I think we're finding out celebrities have been using

14:44it since like 2018. So maybe it just feels like that.

14:49Is there not enough information?

14:50How is it that they are not passing that on to us as patients?

14:54I think it's multifactorial. So a lot of doctors don't have a full understanding and

15:00they don't even know how this drug works, how to follow up, how do you

15:04dose it? Can you stop it?

15:06Do people take it forever?

15:07There's so many questions that doctors don't know.

15:11And at the same time, you have patients that just want to get on it.

15:14They don't want to hear anything.

15:15Just give me the medicine.

15:17That's all I need. And that's not the right answer either.

15:21So it has to be this collaboration between healthcare provider team and the patient, empowering

15:28the patient to know everything to optimize their health long -term.

15:33We now know that muscle mass is one of the key things in longevity.

15:38So to lose that is not a good thing over time.

15:43So you need a whole program.

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19:33I mean, that's your weight loss healthcare professional.

19:36So my question is, why is it if I have a knee problem, I have

19:43to go to a specialist?

19:45If I have a foot problem, I go to a specialist.

19:47If I have a heart problem, I go to a specialist.

19:52But if I have a weight problem, too often, even though there are specialists, I

19:57just go to my GP.

19:59Shouldn't they be referring everybody to a doctor who specializes in this?

20:05That's complex because it's a matter of access.

20:08So, you know, you really want to make sure that the general public that needs

20:13this has access to the medicine so they can be taken care of.

20:18But they have to understand, you know, how to take it optimally for their own

20:24health, their long -term health.

20:25And the side effects aren't, you know, essentially life and death, like a lot of

20:31other areas. But optimizing your health, maintaining your muscle mass, feeling better about life are

20:38critical. So, you know, we're trying to make people aware that you really need a

20:45full plan when you're on GLP -1s.

20:48So, I mean, you say not life and death, but you did just say that

20:52muscle mass is related to longevity.

20:55And I'm assuming you're talking about like how long we're going to live.

20:58Correct. So then if you're taking these and you're not aware of that, I mean,

21:03you really could be potentially hurting your body.

21:05And I know, I know that I have people that I know in their 20s

21:09who are not heavy. And how are they, how are they getting this?

21:14I mean, is there, I guess there's no rules if you, if you just say

21:18you really want it, you can get it.

21:19Because I know a young woman who is scarily thin, scarily thin.

21:25It does not make any sense.

21:26She is, she does not need this.

21:28And there's like a boutique, almost like the same place you'd go to get your

21:33eyelashes done. And they're giving out what they say is a, a, an injection of

21:39GLP -1. I don't even know that they have a medical license.

21:42How is that possible? Yeah, that it's not regulated well at the, you know, ever.

21:48Every state regulates their physicians and how they practice.

21:52And so, you know, you're going to get that.

21:57And there's also a black market of GLP -1s that might be made in Mexico

22:03or China or, you know, and they say not for human use or only for

22:08animal use. What? Yeah. And if it says that, you need to run.

22:13Like, don't take things that are not for human use.

22:16That feels like a pretty natural reaction to run from that.

22:20But maybe it's just that you want to be thin so bad that you're like,

22:24I mean, I guess I would also feel like, oh, they must have cleared it

22:28for human use. It just still says that because it's clearly here for me.

22:32Right. Right. I don't know.

22:35I think it's more a matter of people are desperate.

22:37They want to lose whatever amount of weight.

22:40And so they're they're willing to accept things that say not for human use or

22:46for research only. And once again, there's no oversight as far as sterility or purity,

22:54even if it says purity on it.

22:57It doesn't matter if it says not for human use, research only or animal use,

23:02you know, stay away. That is so scary.

23:06I was just thinking the other day when, you know, when we were little, you

23:10would watch all those movies that would find the fountain of youth and like they'd

23:14be searching their whole the whole movie for the fountain of youth.

23:17And when I was a kid, I thought that was just like, oh, these people

23:21just want to live forever.

23:22You know, now that I'm old, I'm like, oh, no, I know what they were

23:24looking for to get rid of this and you want to get rid of this.

23:28And, you know, they wanted to look young again.

23:31But that's why we make movies about it, because there is such a desire to

23:36go back to to grasp what you used to have.

23:39I mean, I just saw a clip from that show Schitt's Creek where she's like,

23:44take pictures of yourself now naked, because when you get old, you'll look back with

23:48much kinder eyes. And I'm like, you know, that's not a lie.

23:52I mean, but it is true.

23:54You look back and you're like, I really look good then when I thought I

23:56was fat, because we're constantly looking for that.

24:00Right. My wife always says you'll never look as good as you do today as

24:04much as you criticize how you look today.

24:07So. But we always think that we can there is better.

24:11And there's reasons we think that.

24:13I mean, you look at just these these images and these videos that recently came

24:18out of Oprah and Demi Moore.

24:20And they they are they're very thin and they look very young, but they look

24:26like you could blow them over with a feather.

24:28I mean, they they looked very and I don't know if that obviously I don't

24:33know their stories. So people were saying, oh, this is a GLP one.

24:36But can it can you get to the point where you're so thin that you

24:40are shaking? I mean, you can see their kind of tremors.

24:44They have kind of tremors as they're walking.

24:47Yeah, I I really worry when people get below a BMI of 20.

24:52What are you doing? But like you said, it's that infatuation with being so thin.

24:59Obviously, we're about being healthy and living your life at the highest level is from

25:05a physiological standpoint. And that's an optimal weight range with, you know, if you need

25:12a GLP one. Obviously, there's a lot of microdosing working work going on today and

25:18research on the inflammatory pathways and the addiction pathways.

25:23Cardioproductive pathways, so many things going on.

25:27So these drugs are peptides that are far beyond just diabetes or weight loss.

25:32There's so many other long term benefits, you know, not to put aside addiction.

25:39The impulse, you know, reductions are great for gambling or narcotics or alcohol or cigarettes.

25:51So many different things have research going on today.

25:55So the GLP ones have really changed the landscape on so many different therapies.

26:03I know. OK, so that is interesting because I have heard people and I just

26:07recently started hearing this. Maybe I'm behind the times or something where people are saying,

26:11you know, you can knock GLP ones.

26:14But I was an alcoholic and I'm totally cured.

26:18Or I mean, other addictions, even weird things like the desire to gamble.

26:23Like it's is that possible?

26:25Is it possible that a drug can take that away?

26:27How does that work? In your brain, you have these mesolimbic and mesocortical pathways.

26:35And the mesolimbic pathways are these Q -induced dopamine spikes, meaning I see a pizza,

26:43my dopamine spikes, I need to eat the pizza.

26:46So the GLP ones drop that dopamine spike so you don't have that drive to

26:53eat that pizza. And that goes for it appears for narcotics and alcohol and tobacco

27:01and gambling and scrolling on your phone and so many different things that, you know,

27:09so it's kind of that executive control over impulse control, which we all want.

27:14But GLP ones. appear early on to really impact these areas.

27:21That's very interesting because we see people on all of these different medications to try

27:27to control those things. And just the, I mean, what you're saying kind of reminds

27:33me of that ADD mind where it's like, I'm going to start this, I'm going

27:36to move that, I'm going to start this, I'm going to move to that.

27:39And then you get put on a stimulant, which I never understood.

27:42I'm like, why is the person who is like, I should do 14 things at

27:46a time, then it's like, let's make that, take that to the next level, which

27:50I guess there's some medicine behind that.

27:53But when I hear about what this does, what is the, how do you know

27:58a microdose? Like I, because this is not like you're taking the full shot every

28:02day for this kind of stuff, right?

28:03Right, right. How does that work?

28:05There's a lot of research going on in those areas, but it kind of goes

28:08to the, what happens when I get to my goal weight, like, can you just

28:13stop it? And we know there's some weight regain if you stop, you know, cold.

28:19So some of our patients stay on the same dose.

28:23Some go to a very low amount.

28:26And that seems to handle most patients.

28:29And you can call it microdosing, call it whatever you want.

28:32Microdosing kind of got trendy.

28:33Uh, but you're just going to a much lower dose of the medicine, which, um,

28:40with all these other pathways and benefits makes sense.

28:43But it also seems to help people, um, maintain the weight loss.

28:48And there are certain people, and there are not many, uh, that can go cold

28:51turkey. They get there, they're fine, they're done, and they can maintain that weight loss.

28:56And it does come back to the hypothalamic set point that I was talking about

29:00earlier, where, you know, we have this, and there's a lot of research that has

29:05gone into this, where the hypothalamus is really the hunger center of our brain.

29:11And there's a weight, you know, you could think of it as a thermostat, where

29:15there's a weight where your body feels comfortable.

29:18Every time you try to go below it, you know, you can, you know, with

29:22sheer willpower do it for a while, and then you go right back to that

29:26weight. And that was before GLP -1s that actually lower the set point.

29:32So GLP -1s are the first med and their peptides that can actually lower that

29:39set point, which is why people are having long -term weight, weight loss with GLP

29:44-1s. Whereas before that, nothing happened.

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33:38But, you know, you read these things, you're like, is this actually, is this a

33:41true thing? I think this is not a true thing, but it was, but I

33:44want to ask you about it.

33:45It was a celebrity who claimed that they couldn't get back to, like, they lost

33:51too much weight, and then they couldn't regulate their body.

33:54Even though they got off, they couldn't regulate their body back.

33:58That'd be hard to believe, because once you get off the GLP -1s, you're going

34:02to have, you know, some trending upwards, particularly if you're below your ideal weight, your

34:08body's going to want to get back there.

34:11But once again, you know, there's anorexia, nervosa, and other, you know, psychiatric diseases that

34:18could have played a role in that.

34:20You know, that's, you know, so many personal factors that we don't know about that

34:24could have been involved there.

34:26Is there anyone who is coming to you now and saying, I have this addiction,

34:31and I want it, and you just start them at the microdosing to test that?

34:36Oh, addictions. Yeah, yes. There are a lot of patients that, you know, they have

34:44chronic disease. Like, we're seeing patients that have different autoimmune diseases where it really impacts

34:52or gets them off their other meds and helps them control it.

34:58So definitely there are patients that, you know, have alcohol problems or other problems that

35:06we will try because the side effect profile of the GLP -1s is so low,

35:12and there is mounting biomarker evidence and clinical evidence that they impact so many disease

35:19processes, including addiction. The addiction, the way we found that is everybody was losing weight,

35:26but then they didn't really want to drink alcohol anymore.

35:29They didn't have that drive to Netflix and a bottle of wine every night.

35:33So the, you know, they broke that weekly habit where they still, you know, can

35:40enjoy alcohol if they want to, but they don't have that cue -induced drive to

35:44grab the bottle of wine.

35:46Is it something that we already have in our systems?

35:49I guess this is some, is this, uh, does it replicate something natural or how

35:54do, how do some people have these issues and some people don't?

35:59There's a lot of genetics and evolution that is involved in all of our different,

36:05you know, mental pathways of why are certain people overweight and certain aren't.

36:11Uh, and I always say it's genetics plus environment.

36:14I mean, people that, uh, we used to operate on families and, you know, I'd

36:19operate on the husband and wife, they'd lose 150 pounds each.

36:22And I'd see the little 10 year old one year Christmas picture.

36:26He's way overweight. The next year's environment changed because they quit eating so bad.

36:30He's a thin guy now.

36:31So, so it's a combination of genetics and environment.

36:36And I think this evolutionary dysregulation of all of our pathways where, I mean, think

36:42about it up until about a hundred, 150 years ago, there was no food.

36:47I mean, you were a hunter gatherer.

36:48You were always in search of food.

36:50So our pathways were driving us eat.

36:53When you find food, eat.

36:56Well, the last 50 years, there's food everywhere and the ultra processed food industry has

37:02exploded. So, uh, so these pathways just imploded.

37:07And, uh, and so patients got, you know, over the past 50 years, obesity has

37:12just gone rampant. But what is the medication?

37:17Is it something that we, is it something totally foreign to our systems?

37:21Is this something we already produce?

37:24Oh, I'm sorry. The hormones that have effects on the body.

37:35And the big effect effects are they decrease your, um, your insulin or they increase

37:41your insulin, decrease your blood glucose after you eat, uh, and they slow the stomach,

37:46uh, gastric emptying, and they have all these impacts we're talking about on the brain

37:51to decrease your set point, decrease hunger drive.

37:55And, um, and so the problem with our endogenous, meaning the, the, uh, GLP ones

38:02in our body are, they only last a minute because they have this enzyme DPP4

38:09that breaks it down. Well, we've been able.

38:11engineer the new GLP -1s where they last a week now, not just a minute,

38:17one to two minutes. They last an entire week.

38:20The half flight's like five days.

38:22So now these incretins can have all these impacts all day, every day instead of

38:32just after eating. Interesting. All right.

38:35So the last thing I want to ask you, you mentioned autoimmune disorders.

38:40Is that like Crohn's and things like that?

38:42Is this improving those disorders?

38:44Rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's, different. And once again, there's no long -term clinical research.

38:53There's just the biomarker animal studies and shorter term studies.

38:58But we're finding in clinical practice that it does improve people's health and getting some

39:04people off their medicines or on lower medicines and improving their symptoms.

39:10So there are a lot of kind of chronic disease processes that we've been treating

39:17forever in our, you know, like I said, our disease treatment healthcare system that we

39:23might be able to impact kind of at a inflammatory basic level.

39:29Interesting. Actually, I said that was my last question.

39:32But what are the side effects?

39:35Like, what are the bad things that can happen?

39:37Because I know a lot of people get on it and they don't know what

39:39they're experiencing. I've heard constipation.

39:43I've heard diarrhea. I've heard all kinds of things.

39:46There's kind of short -term and long -term.

39:48And we were kind of talking about the long -term, you know, the loss of

39:51muscle mass, loss of bone density, which is why we really stress nutrition, protein, and

39:58resistance training. That's kind of long -term.

40:00But the short -term that people feel, you know, in the first, you know, week

40:06of taking therapy are the GI symptoms.

40:09And they're somewhat self -limited, but one can be nausea.

40:15And once again, we kind of talk about this yellow zone, green zone, red zone

40:19concept, where if your dose is too high, you're in this red zone where you're

40:24getting nausea, really bad heartburn, and you just need to drop the dose down usually

40:30on those symptoms. But diarrhea and constipation are other symptoms that patients will have.

40:38And they're usually self -limiting.

40:42And over time, they resolve.

40:45Patients accommodate to those symptoms.

40:47But it's that first one to two months where you're trying to get in the

40:52right dosing range and tolerate the medicine before you, you know, if you can make

40:59it through one to two months, patients seem to have really good results.

41:02It's the first month that they really have challenges.

41:06Great, great. So people want to know how to find out more if they go

41:11to your era, if they go to your site, is that something that you can

41:14go from any state, from any place?

41:16Is that like local or how does that work?

41:19Yeah, yourera .com. We're national.

41:22We're able to provide care in all 50 states and we'll provide information and oversight.

41:30Once again, our goal is to empower people with the knowledge to optimize their health,

41:36lose their weight, but lose it in a healthy way and maintain it long term.

41:40Wonderful. Thank you so much.

41:42This has been very informative.

41:44So anybody who wants to go there, check it out.

41:47Dr. Tom Lavin, thank you so much for being on today.

41:50Thanks, Tudor. It was my pleasure.

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