199. "Cutting sugar saved me thousands of dollars on drugs": Carol
Description
Carol didn't really have a problem with sugar until later in life.
After each of her 4 pregnancies, she put on weight.
Despite challenges like a divorce when her children were still young, Carol was a fighter. But she did overeat... especially sweet and salty foods.
And it just got out of control.
Her weight climbed, and eventually her nurse practitioner suggested the drug Ozempic, which cost $1000 per month.
Listen to how Carol saved herself from taking the drug... and saved thousands of dollars and her health!
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