You're a naturopathic doctor, but you're pro-OZemphic.

These peptides, they really are not the villain that everyone's painting them to be.

It's only recently when the weight loss conversation came up that people started losing their minds about it.

Kids with OZempec, what do I think about it?

I don't know until I have an obese child in front of me.

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You're a naturopathic doctor, but you're pro-Ozempic.

Yes. In a way, yes. It depends on how it's used and what it's being used for.

What does that mean depends on how it's used? Well, about, I don't know, I'd say 12 to 14 months ago, I started researching it and looking into it for my own podcast because

everybody was saying you have to do an episode on it. You know, everybody was talking about it

for weight loss. Everyone was losing their minds about it for weight loss. And I kept hearing

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