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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What, pray tell, is “marginally pre-diabetic?”

If you want to lose 50, eat less and move more and cut down on carbs. That will do a lot to help your glucose too. You don’t need  Ozempic.[/quote]

my A1c is outside the normal range, but only a little.

yes, I do need Ozempic. I have been on a diet for the past 40 years.[/quote]

See an endocrinologist.  Expect to spend six months on Metformin first and be told to lose 20 before they will consider putting you on a medication that costs thousands [/quote]

Go eat rocks. I’m not the PP but you are seriously not well. [/quote]

NP:  I don't understand your angry reaction to PP's comment. I didn't read any snark in their comment, and they're likely not wrong with their advice! Metformin is often the first step.  There is a max amount of weight usually experienced with Metformin, and then you're moved to another medication.  And yes and Endocrinologist is appropriate doctor for this. [/quote]
Because she’s Veruca Salt as are most of the semaglutiders here. They need a quick revenge on all of the men they presume rejected them due to weight, but especially need to vanquish the thinner women they’ve been in one-way battle with over life. What are you even trying to say, go to an endo IRL and manage your health responsibly, who wants to do that?[/quote]

What  :lol:  You've gone down the rabbit hole with this one.  Way too much energy spent trying to defend your hateful position. Go outside and get some fresh air.[/quote]

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