You can't turn on the TV or look at any social media without realizing that

GLP1 agonists are the rage. Whether it's Ozempic or Wagovi or Zepbon you name the drug or whether you're

doing full dose or micro dosing everybody's into gLP once.

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First of all, we got to remember what GLP1 does and actually where it comes from.

So, GLP 1 is one of the mechanisms of producing satiety, feeling full.

And it's a hormone that's produced in our gut.

When it's made properly, believe it or not, by bacteria in our gut.

Now, there are other hormones that reduce hunger. Another one is colicestachycinicinin C CK. And that's produced

higher up in our gut with ingestion of fat. Now there are other

suppressing hormones. Many of you probably heard of leptin, which also tells us not to be hungry.

But interestingly enough, most overweight people have what's called leptin resistance.

Leptin resistance is very similar to insulin resistance.

You make lots of insulin, or you make lots of leptin,

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