The most effective strategies include gradually losing weight, maintaining a high protein intake, engaging in regular strength training, staying well hydrated, and prioritizing sleep
Contact your prescriber sooner if you notice these changes Do not wait for the next routine follow-up if you develop: Chest pain, marked palpitations, or shortness of breath A sharp rise in anxiety, agitation, or irritability Insomnia that starts impairing daytime function Meaningful appetite suppression with weight loss or skipped meals Feeling emotionally flat, unlike yourself, or unusually driven in a way that feels unhealthy Those reports help guide treatment
Adrenaline allows us to face that deadline and get it done but too much chronic adrenaline is bad for the heart," Leslie Kenny, founder of Oxford Health Span and co-founder of the Oxford Longevity Project, explained to The Post
The number to watch here is not just whether glucose drops, but whether it drops too far