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In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Hopkins, an integrative medicine specialist, explores the importance of muscle mass for metabolism, longevity, and overall quality of life. She discusses the roles of GLP-1 receptors and micro dosing in supporting metabolic health and preventing muscle loss. Dr. Hopkins emphasizes that muscle is a metabolic organ crucial for insulin sensitivity and bone health. She also delves into the implications of hormonal changes during perimenopause and andropause on insulin sensitivity and metabolic shifts. Lastly, she addresses the importance of personalized care, micro dosing, and maintaining a balanced diet to achieve long-term health and wellness.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:44 The Importance of Muscle
02:23 Risks and Misconceptions of GLP-1
04:16 Micro Dosing and Muscle Preservation
07:28 Hormones and Metabolism
12:26 Inflammation and Weight Loss
13:58 Side Effects and Medical Shaming
25:26 Types of Peptides and Their Functions
34:33 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Hopkins, an integrative medicine specialist, explores the importance of muscle mass for metabolism, longevity, and overall quality of life. She discusses the roles of GLP-1 receptors and micro dosing in supporting metabolic health and preventing muscle loss. Dr. Hopkins emphasizes that muscle is a metabolic organ crucial for insulin sensitivity and bone health. She also delves into the implications of hormonal changes during perimenopause and andropause on insulin sensitivity and metabolic shifts. Lastly, she addresses the importance of personalized care, micro dosing, and maintaining a balanced diet to achieve long-term health and wellness.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:44 The Importance of Muscle
02:23 Risks and Misconceptions of GLP-1
04:16 Micro Dosing and Muscle Preservation
07:28 Hormones and Metabolism
12:26 Inflammation and Weight Loss
13:58 Side Effects and Medical Shaming
25:26 Types of Peptides and Their Functions
34:33 Conclusion and Final Thoughts