Point is, being “fat” isn’t the only marker.I just had a blood panel done last month.
Point is, being “fat” isn’t the only marker.I just had a blood panel done last month.
Who cares, what about student loans?
whats wild is Tariq has gout
Type 2 can be controlled through diet, weight loss, and less insulin. I'm type 1 so I have no choice in the matter whether I'm 200+ lbs. or my actual weight, 170lbs. I need it to survive otherwise my blood sugar would shoot to 500+ and leave me in a comatose-like state with kidney failure from pissing everything I eat and drink out. Not all diabetics are fat asses who sit around and do nothing. Why don't you go educate yourself on diabetes before hitting that post button, breh?how about people stop being fat?
how about people stop being fat?
please inform me how obesity and eating habits isnt the main cause for type 2?
Diabetes isn't just about being fat, that's the typical ignorant juvenile way of looking at it. Some of y'all have a tendency to attribute every problem in the world to being fat smh, don't get me wrong I'm a healthy and in shape individual but I understand fatness isn't the cause of all problems people go through in life.how about people stop being fat?
A brain so smooth….how about people stop being fat?
nikka did u miss the “”?People can’t control needing insulin. It was your choice for student loans.
Sadly, it's Coli's preferred audienceA brain so smooth….
Is this true?
Millions of Americans have diabetes and need insulin to survive, but it can cost more than some can afford. The American Diabetes Association estimates a quarter of people with diabetes have at some point had to ration their insulin, which is dangerous and can even be fatal.
In an effort to lower the cost of insulin, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill – not yet voted on by the Senate – which would cap insurance co-pays for insulin to $35 per month. However, as VERIFY previously reported, the bill would not help everyone who needs insulin, such as those without health insurance.
In response to that reporting, many VERIFY viewers told us they heard that President Donald Trump had signed an executive order to lower the price of insulin, but that President Joe Biden had stopped it after taking office.
THE QUESTION
Did President Biden stop an executive order issued by President Trump that intended to make insulin more affordable?
Yes, the Biden administration stopped an executive order issued by President Trump that intended to make insulin more affordable, but the order would have only helped low-income patients at select clinics.
What about people born with diabetes?how about people stop being fat?