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 Being Overweight can lead to Diabetes…

At this point in the good ole USA, 52% of the general population is either Pre-Diabetic, or Diabetic...52%!! If you’re chronically 30lbs overweight that number jumps up to 83%. You can Google it; it’ll jump right out at you. It’s jabbing yourself with a needle 4x a day, every day - then you lose some toes, then a foot. It’s not a pretty situation, but that’s how it works. You can side step all that AND if you ARE on insulin, get off. It would be a good plan to look into your options.

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