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A (0:00)
So there's bone issues in your set 40s now.
B (0:02)
It can go even younger than that. We're seeing people in their 30s, cases that have bone density issues. It's really prevalent more in women. We're seeing a very high incidence in men as well. So especially people that are petite, lighter weight, lower BMI index. We're seeing a lot of correlation with bone density issues.
A (0:19)
Drink your milk, guys. Okay, guys, Tony Orlando here from Dexa Plus. We are a 4M.
C (0:31)
You got a booth set up here.
A (0:32)
And we're meeting for the first time. So thanks for coming on, man.
B (0:35)
Yeah, thanks for having me. Excited to talk to you today.
A (0:37)
What's.
B (0:37)
What's DEXA plus about DEXA Plus? We promote the importance of DEXA scans for bone, muscle, and fat. DEXA should be integrated in any weight loss program. It is the metric. It helps you change your life.
A (0:51)
Yeah, I got one a couple years ago, and I feel like. Like, how often do you need to get them? Would you say you should really, as.
B (0:57)
Part of a protocol, do it every 90 days?
A (0:59)
Oh, wow.
B (1:00)
So if you're on a weight loss program or whether you're doing hormones or peptides, you should really do your dexa scans every 90 days to evaluate how well you're doing. And if you need to change course of direction, maybe add more resistance, exercise, tighten up on your nutrition. So the DEXA helps keep you on the right track.
A (1:17)
The reason I got one is because I was worried about visceral fat, and I got like a MRI on my abdomen region and there was a lot of visceral fat, so I wanted to see if it was in other areas of my body.
B (1:28)
Yeah, absolutely. And visceral fat, as a lot of people know, is a high predictor of heart disease and type 2 diabetes. And ironically, visceral fat is not always connected to somebody that's severely overweight. It could be a young person like yourself that's in pretty good health. So visceral fat, the only way to know if you have it is to get a DEXA scan done.
