daugen
Epic Contributor
Norvodisk just announced they will sell Ozempic direct for cash at half price, 499 a month instead of 1000.
it worked for me but I did not like the queasy effect it gave me at times.
better less ice cream so easier to avoid taking meds
if my AIC stays at 6.0 and I don't have any other physical indicators my sugar level is doing anything bad
to my body, think I can lower the defcom level here. I worry most about my eyes. One of my friends can hardly see any more
with macular degen.
so if your blood sugar is high, what does AI say you feel:
excessive thirst, hunger, fatigue, and/or an urge to urinate larger amounts than usual.
I do pee a lot but then I drink a lot of coffee. No sugar in it after first cup and then only one teaspoon.
another concern is what does an AIC level of 6 say versus 5, is that doing anything bad to my body long term?
as a cancer survivor, I was taught that cancer loves sugar; guess it gives it the energy to reproduce.
So maybe if you have had cancer you should have even less sugar. I really do keep that in mind.
I see folks gulping down real sweet tea and think about the dozen teaspoons of sugar in a big glass.
oh my what is all that doing to you?...
of course a bowl of ice cream isn't likely any better.
thankfully our body seems to ride out these peaks usually ok.
but what about the long term effect if you live in the yellow zone?
it worked for me but I did not like the queasy effect it gave me at times.
better less ice cream so easier to avoid taking meds
if my AIC stays at 6.0 and I don't have any other physical indicators my sugar level is doing anything bad
to my body, think I can lower the defcom level here. I worry most about my eyes. One of my friends can hardly see any more
with macular degen.
so if your blood sugar is high, what does AI say you feel:
excessive thirst, hunger, fatigue, and/or an urge to urinate larger amounts than usual.
I do pee a lot but then I drink a lot of coffee. No sugar in it after first cup and then only one teaspoon.
another concern is what does an AIC level of 6 say versus 5, is that doing anything bad to my body long term?
as a cancer survivor, I was taught that cancer loves sugar; guess it gives it the energy to reproduce.
So maybe if you have had cancer you should have even less sugar. I really do keep that in mind.
I see folks gulping down real sweet tea and think about the dozen teaspoons of sugar in a big glass.
oh my what is all that doing to you?...
of course a bowl of ice cream isn't likely any better.
thankfully our body seems to ride out these peaks usually ok.
but what about the long term effect if you live in the yellow zone?