Good for you @JDMeister just turned 70 and hope I doing as well as you at 86 sure not ready to give up on life yet
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Looking for some solid/constructive input. I know this can be personal but if you have any personal experiences, please share or PM me.
Confession - I'm 54, I'm tore up. Anyone who know me or have heard of me, know I have lived my life burning the candle at both ends. It's caught up to me. I drank like a fish, I like to eat and when it comes to physical fitness, I'm lazy.
Current day - I have constant pain issues, health issues keep stacking up. I barely eat now but can't lose weight. I barely sleep. My primary care doctor has me on a few pills because of blood work and some issues (migraines, high cholesterol, high uric acid, high potassium). He assured me these are all light doses and the blood work shows they're working. I should also state, I rarely drink anymore. Apparently my quest to drink all the alcohol in the world was fruitless as they keep making more and I can no longer handle hangovers.
I also see a pain management team. My pain management doctor told me I need to come off my meds as they "could be causing" several of my issues. In turn, he is also recommending testosterone treatment as that can help with inflammation, sleep, body repair, etc... plus I'm getting older.
So my question, how many of you have faced this or are facing this? How did you handle it/how have you thought of handling it? I don't see my doctor as a pill pusher, but there has to be another way.
- High cholesterol - Eat better and workout. Drink more water. But as I mentioned, I'm lazy. So this is a personal motivation issue.
- High uric acid - Better diet, drink more water and lose weight.
- High potassium - This is a tough one. Better diet and drink more water. Even the "natural remedies" state you might need medication. Of all of these issues, high/low potassium will kill you.
Any thoughts or inputs here would be great.
Does it really work?I'm down 17lbs (Ozempic). .. have another 15-20 to go. Should be there by August (latest).
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You bet, imagine have 1/4 of the appetite you have now. That's how it works, you're just not hungry. No way you can even eat 1/2 as much as you normally can. Only rub is the price, $1k every 6 weeks.Does it really work?
It's every day... Wife...grab me that 6 pack of gallon waters.... WHAT you think I'm crazy.......got home, opened the pack in the car.... took em in 2 at a time... I'm no fool....left hand was full, used right hand to reach over to get keys out of left pocket, pinched nerve, in hell for a week!
Maybe cheaper as you save on all that food!!!!You bet, imagine have 1/4 of the appetite you have now. That's how it works, you're just not hungry. No way you can even eat 1/2 as much as you normally can. Only rub is the price, $1k every 6 weeks.
Most important. Easy to get in the rut of not getting out and becoming sedimentary.The Trick Is, Get Out Of The House.
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