Transformative Weight Loss
After facing a life-threatening heart attack and struggling with weight for years, a new medication has dramatically shifted her relationship with food. She shares her journey of losing weight and managing diabetes, emphasizing the importance of access to life-changing treatments for everyone, not just those who meet specific criteria. Her passionate plea highlights the need for compassion and understanding in the fight against obesity and diabetes.In this clip
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Is it too late for me to increase my ability to walk for longer periods and gain some health back as a 75-year-old woman with type 2 diabetes, low ejection fraction, osteoporosis, a bad knee and hip, who had a stroke in 2018 and is severely overweight at 200 pounds (5'2")? I've eliminated sugar and nearly all processed foods from my diet, eating only fruits, vegetables, unprocessed meats, and wild-caught fish. I still work full time from home and want to be healthier and more active. I appreciate your opinion.
I see a lot of the things you say and would just like some guidance. I saw what you did for Dana, and I suffer from many of the same issues, including sleep apnea, which causes me to sleep only 4 to 5 hours a night, interrupted. I also have high blood pressure and high cholesterol. They have me on medications that I feel swell my limbs. I'm just trying to get back healthy.
Do you have an affordable plan for someone who is 60 years old, overweight, on blood pressure and cholesterol medication, and taking metformin? I exercise and eat healthy but haven't been able to lose weight since menopause at 50. I am 90 pounds overweight, currently at 240 pounds, and want to reach 150 pounds.