Been scratchin my head over this one.
My BMI is high.
I have TypeII diabetes.
High blood pressure among other things.
my doctors are trying to get me to lose weight.
I am in line for Ozempic treatment for diabetes.
It is also known for weight loss.
I guess I need to have a discussion about weight loss first.
No, you would then have a valid reason, like dieting.
That would be harmless.
Konjac root capsules with water 30 min before eating
Every meal
The researchers state it is likely that weight loss is an early indicator of the presence of various life-shortening diseases. While weight loss may precede a cancer diagnosis, the study revealed that weight loss also precedes increased mortality from all causes, including deaths from cardiovascular disease, trauma, dementia, Parkinson's disease, and other less common causes.A failure to differentiate between those who lost weight due to a good diet and exercise versus those who lost weight due to illness (known or unknown) renders this study useless.
The conclusions of this study are about as important as saying that people with cancer have higher death rates than people without it.
Is Ozempic covered by medicare?
It will (for most folks) eliminate the diabetes, lower your BP, lower your cholesterol. Add to that diet some gradually increasing exercise and you will feel and look terrific!
BTW, your doctor may be behind the times on this. Mine was...but now she's a believer.
The article makes a great excuse for obese old people who just do not want to lose the weight.
If you read carefully, the weight loss does not appear to be from diets or intentional - they are just losing weight for no obvious reason, which is never a good sign. It’s always a good thing to intentionally lose weight. I used to have Type 2 and high blood pressure, but both are fine now.