Sara

I took a little bit.

I probably took like

10 months for it to start to go down.

And cholesterol is one of those things like it, it just will gradually continue, you know, continue to go down.

So every time I go to the doctor, it's a little bit, you know, lower and more acceptable.

My A1c, that was like got in line like pretty much after 10 months, like that was fine.

Like no more worries about being pre-diabetic or anything like that.

And my, I mean, I've never had high blood pressure.

But, you know, my my blood pressure wasn't, you know, it wasn't exactly where I would like it.

And like I said, like my my genetics, like, you know, one side of my family, they have high cholesterol and they have heart disease and, you know, all of those fun things.

So, you know, I was always keeping an eye on my blood pressure, but like my blood pressure is always like.

perfect you know now when i when i get it checked and yeah i just i i not having insane sugar cravings all the time my energy is more stable stabilized because i had like these crazy sugar cravings because my blood sugar would go up and down and up and down and up and down interesting and and because the the glp-1 keeps it nice and steady and regulates even after you like

You know, it's really like regulating that I don't have these like crazy crashes.

And so my energy level is much more stable.

I don't, I, I, I don't, I mean, I wasn't, I, I had, I've stopped drinking, like you're drinking, drinking to like get drunk.

I stopped doing that a long time ago, you know, cause I, I drank, I did drugs.

I, I think to the extreme and you know, that behavior has, you know,

Long time ago, I stopped doing that.

But I would like occasionally drink.

And I definitely as an addict would be like, oh, it's like, I really want to have a drink, you know, and I wouldn't abuse that and get drunk.