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How does biology affect our perception of body size?
Dr. Emily Cooper answers listener questions about body dysmorphia and metabolic dysfunction. Mark and Andrea discuss the challenges with compounded medications and the implications of insurance-driven diet requirements.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Body dysmorphia can have biological components related to metabolic dysfunction.
Compounded medications may lack the testing and safety guarantees of brand names.
Insurance requirements often lack a medical basis and can hinder proper treatment.
NOTABLE QUOTE
"The altered body image perception may be linked to metabolic signals." — Dr. Emily Cooper
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