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Is there really a "Wegovy Pill"? In this video, Dr. Kundlas explains the truth about oral Semaglutide (often prescribed as Rybelsus) compared to the Wegovy injection. We break down exactly how this GLP-1 medication works for weight loss, the correct dosing schedules, and who is actually the best candidate for this treatment. If you are considering medical weight loss options or are confused about the difference between Ozempic, Wegovy, and Rybelsus, this guide covers the critical side effects and contraindications you need to know before starting. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: Is there a Wegovy Pill? 1:15 - How Oral Semaglutide Works (Mechanism of Action) 3:30 - Dosing Guide: Starting vs. Maintenance 5:45 - Who is this REALLY for? (Patient Criteria) 8:20 - Common Side Effects & Warnings 10:10 - Injection vs. Pill: Which is Better?
The Wegovy Pill Explained: How it works,Dosing and Who It's REALLY For?
You shouldn’t need a heart attack, diabetes diagnosis, or a stroke to realize that something is wrong. Yet for many people, that’s exactly when change begins. You shouldn’t have to wait for a diagnosis to change your life—but modern life quietly pushes us toward unhealthy habits. Fast food, lack of movement, and poor sleep slowly become “normal.” This is not your failure. As a primary care physician, I see this pattern every day. The evidence is clear: Lifestyle habits drive most chronic diseases we treat. Medications alone cannot reverse years of damage. You shouldn’t have to live on prescriptions forever. Habits create the problem—and habits can reverse it. Start small: Move daily Eat intentionally Protect your sleep Your future health is built quietly, one habit at a time. Like, share, and subscribe to our channel KundlasMD ▶️ Watch our full video on micro habits that can change your life
You Shoudln't Need BAD Diagnosis to FIX Your Health?
Unmasking Chronic Diseases: The Power of Tiny Habits In this episode, we debunk the myth that chronic diseases are purely a result of bad luck. Discover how tiny, daily habits contribute to long-term health issues like diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease. Learn practical tips for making healthier choices despite a busy lifestyle, and see how small, positive changes can lead to big health benefits over time. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to KundlasMD for more insights, and stay tuned for our upcoming video on Micro New Year resolutions. 00:00 Understanding the Root of Chronic Diseases 00:06 The Impact of Daily Habits 00:20 Real-Life Observations from a Doctor 00:44 The Power of Small Changes 00:52 Stay Connected for More Insights
How We Can Transform Our Health with Tiny Daily Habits
Many people believe that once they choose a health plan, their medical decisions are locked in for the entire year. That assumption can cost you your doctor, your medications, and thousands of dollars. If you’re enrolled in a plan and suddenly notice that: Your benefits have changed Your doctor is no longer in the network Your out-of-pocket costs are higher than expected You are not alone. This happens to many people every year. Here’s an important fact most people miss: If you are already enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan, Medicare provides a second enrollment window from January 1 through March 31. During this period, you can: Switch to another Medicare Advantage Plan, or Drop your Advantage Plan and return to Original Medicare with a Part D drug plan This special window does not apply if you are already on Original Medicare. This is not about chasing a better deal—it’s about protecting your access to care, coverage, and peace of mind for the rest of the year. If something feels off with your plan, this is your opportunity to fix it. Like, share, and subscribe to KundlasMD
Already in Medicare Advantage? This 90-Day Window Is Your Second Chance.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, few topics created more confusion and emotional debate than ivermectin. Many people felt frustrated, conflicted, and unsure whom to trust—and that reaction was completely understandable. As a primary care physician who managed a COVID floor single-handedly for 11 months, I personally experienced these debates and had countless discussions with specialists across disciplines. For a long time, the confusion around ivermectin was not clearly settled. In this video, I explain: Why early laboratory (Petri dish) studies showed promise Why those doses were not achievable or safe in humans How social media amplified misinformation What early observational studies showed—and their limitations Why large, well-designed clinical trials were necessary Two major studies are discussed: Pilot laboratory studies conducted outside the U.S. The large PRINCIPLE trial in the UK, involving over 8,000 patients Across all key clinical endpoints—prevention of infection, reduction in severity, hospitalization, mortality, and long COVID prevention—ivermectin did not demonstrate benefit at safe human doses. I also address: Why high doses would cause serious neurological and metabolic complications How modern research tools, including artificial intelligence, have improved drug development Why the medical community continued investigating ivermectin despite public disappointment Finally, I share updates on ongoing ivermectin research in cancer, including breast and colon cancer trials in Florida. As of now, no data has been released, but I will continue to report new evidence as it becomes available. My goal is not to dismiss concerns, but to present transparent, evidence-based information so patients can make informed decisions. Like, share, and subscribe to KundlasMD Stay tuned for future updates as new research emerges
Ivermectin for COVID: What 8000+ Patients Trial Actually Showed
DEA Extends Telemedicine Rules for Prescribing Medications Until 2026 Learn about the DEA's fourth temporary extension allowing doctors to prescribe controlled medications via telemedicine without an initial in-person visit until December 31st, 2026. Discover what this means for patients, doctors, and the healthcare system, and why staying informed about future decisions is crucial for the future of remote care. 00:00 Introduction to Televisit Prescription Changes 00:11 Impact on Patients and Doctors 00:25 DEA's Temporary Extension Explained 00:41 Current Practice and Future Implications 01:08 Final Thoughts and Next Steps
DEA Hits Pause: Contorlled Meds Via Telemedicine Stay for NOW
Can You Stay Diabetes-Free After Normalizing Blood Sugar? In this episode, we explore whether you remain at risk of developing diabetes after normalizing your blood sugar levels. The key lies in maintaining healthy habits like daily exercise, proper sleep, avoiding processed and simple carbohydrates, and liquid calories. Sustaining these habits can help you stay in remission and potentially avoid diabetes altogether. However, reverting to old habits can bring back pre-diabetes and eventually diabetes. For more health tips, like, share, and subscribe to KUNDLASMD. 00:00 Introduction: Are You Still at Risk of Diabetes? 00:09 Maintaining Good Habits for Remission 00:26 Consequences of Falling Back to Bad Habits 00:39 Long-term Remission and Heart Risk 00:47 Conclusion and Call to Action
If Blood Sugar Normalizes, Am I Still at Risk?
Transform Your Life: Evidence-Based New Year Resolutions for 2025 In this compelling video, filmed on December 31st, 2025, we address the importance of making effective New Year resolutions backed by scientific evidence. Highlighting the increase in chronic diseases and financial burdens, we provide practical tips to improve both lifespan and health span. The video explores the societal factors contributing to chronic health issues, underscores the importance of diet, exercise, sleep, mental health, and social connections, and offers actionable micro habits to enhance overall well-being. Follow our survival guide to prevent medical illnesses and financial disaster, and start 2027 healthier and happier. 00:00 Introduction and New Year's Resolutions 00:00 The Annual Cycle of Resolutions 00:07 Why Most Resolutions Fail 00:19 The Importance of Evidence-Based Goals 00:32 Linking Health and Financial Well-being 00:43 The State of Global Health 00:43 Global Mortality: Beyond COVID-19 01:02 The Prevalence of Preventable Diseases 01:28 The Cost of Chronic Illness 02:06 The Economic Impact on Healthcare Systems 04:09 Understanding Chronic Diseases 04:09 The Stages of Disease Development 05:38 The Healthcare System's Response 05:53 The Role of Diet and Lifestyle 05:53 Evolution of Human Diets 06:37 Caloric Surplus and Sedentary Living 07:30 Intermediate Risk Factors: The Tipping Point 09:30 Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Health 14:03 Gut Health and Chronic Inflammation 15:48 Evidence-Based Dietary Changes 17:31 The Importance of Sleep 17:31 The Science of Sleep 17:33 Consequences of Sleep Deprivation 19:08 The 10-3-2-1-0 Sleep Rule 20:11 Creating a Sleep-Friendly Environment 20:39 Sleep and Long-Term Brain Health 20:55 Mental Health and Social Connections 20:55 The Power of Meditation 20:57 Managing Stress and Anxiety 21:29 The Dangers of Social Isolation 21:54 Building Meaningful Relationships 22:14 Breaking Harmful Habits 22:27 Final Tips for a Healthier Life 22:27 Daily Habits for Lasting Change 22:46 Combining Diet, Exercise, and Sleep 22:59 Setting Realistic Goals for the New Year 23:14 Embracing Micro Habits for Macro Results Join our Youtube channel, KundlasMD. https://www.youtube.com/@KundlasMD This Video is NOT sponsored. https://www.poodbean.com/kundlasmd https://www.shieldmedicalgroup.com https://www.facebook.com/ShieldMedicalGroup/ https://www.kundlasmd.com https://www.youtube.com/@KundlasMD/ Book An Appointment: https://healow.com/apps/provider/kulmeet-kundlas-958520 Book Televisit https://healow.com/apps/provider/shield-medicalgroup-2542736 #kundlasmd
Micro New Year Resolutions to Reverse Diabetes, Lower BP, and Cut Risk of Heart
Does pre-diabetes cause symptoms or organ damage? Many people wish pre-diabetes had obvious warning signs—but unfortunately, pre-diabetes is usually completely silent. Most people only find out during a routine health check, when blood tests show that their Hemoglobin A1c is in the high-normal range (5.7–6.4). Even though you may feel fine, your body is already being affected. Pre-diabetes significantly increases the risk of heart attack and stroke. Assuming that “nothing is wrong” is a dangerous misconception. This condition can cause silent damage to: The heart The kidneys The nerves If you are truly concerned about your long-term health, now is the time to act: Improve your diet Exercise at least 30 minutes, 5 days a week (ideally daily) Get 7 hours of sleep every night Manage stress effectively Aim to lose 10% of your body weight Early lifestyle changes can prevent serious complications. 👉 Like, share, and subscribe to our channel KUNDLASMD for more evidence-based health guidance. Thank you for watching.
Does Prediabetes Cause Symptoms or Organ Damage?
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