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Anyone Feel Meds Working Better After Weight Loss?
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As many have experienced my meds were cut down over the past 2 years per the CDC and DEA nightmare attack on chorionic pain patients. Well, in an effort to help my meds help me better I decided the only thing open to me was to loose weight. I had ballooned up and over 400lbs. and I knew that couldn’t be helping all my problems
For the next year my wonderful wife created and is feeding me a salad and fruit bowl once a day for dinner. And that’s all I eat for the day
Now the salad is a… read more

posted January 12, 2022
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A MyChronicPainTeam Member

Great job. Weight loss made a major difference for me. Won’t underestimate how hard it is but keep up the work.

posted March 16, 2022
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

H Dave!! 2 ys ago I lost 50 lbs and I must say I did feel better. My joints didn't hurt as bad, had more energy and I lost he weght watching my carbs intake, so by not eating all the breads and pasta the inflammation was way low. I also take IV meds called Retuxion my Rematologist checks my blood work every 3 months. I knew what my levels of inflammation were. Great Job for the weight loss!!! I would say to u don't stop now...keep up the good work!! WELL DONE!!!

posted February 21, 2022

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