Currently Dr. Tyna's practice is closed to new patients. She only sees patients who reside in the state of Oregon and by referral from close friends/family.

No. It's not only illegal to advise non-patients over the internet, but it's not fair to her paying patients.

Dr. Tyna is considering opening her schedule up to non-medical consults in the future. If you'd like to get on the waitlist to be notified when the application process opens, please scroll to the section of this page where you can add yourself there.

GLP-1 agonists are a prescription-only medication/peptide that Dr. Tyna is licensed to prescribe. 

However, if you are not a current patient she is not allowed to give out free medical advice and tell you how to dose your prescription medications.

She does dive deep into her clinical rationale around microdosing GLP1 agonists inside her Ozempic Done Right University course available on this page.

Unfortunately, Dr. Tyna can not legally make personal referrals for non-patients.

Also, the concept of microdosing (not the same as low dosing for weight loss) is one that she came up with herself in 2023, so we are not aware of who is practicing this way currently.

We DO offer a list of health professionals who have signed up for her Ozempic Done Right University inside the course available to other students only.

Dr. Tyna has made a free video all about the different types of doctors who may be of help as well as what she would look for in a good doc. You can access that video HERE.

No. This is Dr. Tyna's intellectual property and it's not a short answer.

She gives an in-depth discussion of her clinical reasoning and rationale inside her Ozempic Done Right University, which you can purchase on this page.

This program is for health professionals and the general public alike.

The only place I field questions is inside my Ozempic Done Right University paid program. I also share my 25+ page document of all the studies I'm digging up only with students of the program. I'm not available for personal research requests.