Women Want Strong Men How To Better Manage Your Thyroid Treatment | Hormones, Ozempic, and Ketamine with Dr. Lovat
In this episode, Dr. Lovat discusses the frequent mismanagement of thyroid conditions, explores the role of insulin resistance in various health issues, and examines the use of medications like semaglutide and ketamine in contemporary healthcare. Join us as we delve into these critical topics. Dr. Lovat, the owner of Firefly Medical, discusses her journey from working in a large hospital setting to opening her own hormone clinic. She explains the frustrations of working within the insurance model and the limitations it placed on her ability to provide the best care for her patients. Dr. Lovat also shares her experience attending WorldLink's training and how it opened her eyes to the importance of optimizing hormones in achieving overall health.
Takeaways:
- Working within the insurance model can be frustrating and limit the ability to provide the best care for patients.
- Optimizing hormones is crucial for achieving overall health and well-being.
- The mismanagement of thyroid conditions is common, and dosing should be based on symptoms rather than numbers.
- Insulin resistance plays a significant role in various health issues, and addressing it through lifestyle changes and medication can have a positive impact.
- The use of statins should be carefully considered, as they can have negative effects on hormones and overall health.
- GLP-1 medications like semaglutide can be effective in promoting weight loss and improving insulin sensitivity.
- Ketamine drips can be used for the treatment of mental health conditions, and they have shown promising results in reducing symptoms.
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