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Webinar: Harnessing the Power and Science of the Egg: “Fortetropin” Supports Muscle Gain, Protects Against Age-Related Sarcopenia and Excess Muscle Loss with GLP-1 Protocols

Tuesday, December 10, 2024
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (EST)
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Category: Webinars

Summary

Lean body mass can decline by 1% to 2% annually after age 40. Meanwhile, strength can decrease by 1.5% to 5% per year. The role of myocyte-produced myokines, hormones, and other metabolites impacts the entirety of the body, including GI and brain health. We can also help protect patients utilizing GLP-1 (Semaglutide) weight loss protocols that disproportionately rob lean body mass.

Topics of Discussion:

  • Muscle-derived Myokines and Exerkines Role in Whole Body Hope Molecules.”
  • Inflammation Regulation, Improved Metabolic Health, Vascular and Neuron Health, Mental Health Wellness, Morbidity and Mortality Mitigation
  • Science of “Fortetropin,” a powerful muscle-preserving food-based supplement
  • Protecting Patients from the Apparent Success of GLP-1 Protocols
  • Anabolic Resistance as an obstacle to healthy muscle aging

This webinar will provide essential talking points and scientific findings to help us motivate our patients on the importance of healthy aging via muscle-centric wellness and expand our toolbox for maintaining and regaining homeostasis via the utilization of share a “novel” food-based molecule that has been shown in clinical trials to augment muscle physiology.

Learning Objectives:

  • Learn how to mitigate elevated myostatin that occurs with age, sedentary lifestyle, excess weight
  • Help alleviate the risk of elevated myostatin as it is associated with muscle loss and deconditioning; and harder time to make gains with working out.
  • Harness the research that shows that controlling elevated myostatin can help protect form muscle loss associated with injury, obesity and rapid weight loss.

Speaker: Dr. Chris Meletis, a Naturopathic Physician at Divine Medicine

This webinar is sponsored by MYOS, an MFA Industry Partner.