Rachel Brooks63 said:It's just genetics, pure genetics...
Genetics can't be the only factor here. It comes down to maintaining a steady, balanced lifestyle and diet. You have to do it consistently throughout your life—not just when the extra weight hits or health issues start cropping up.
I’m 43 years old. I don't hit the gym, I don't go for runs, and I don't bother with fitness classes. Yet, I maintain a healthy weight, feel great, and sleep like a baby.
As for stress? I carry enough for three people. 🙂
The bottom line is this: you can't put everything under 'control.' 😉
Look, I’m glad I don't have to be the one constantly labeled as "the problem" here.😉
It’s obvious others are seeing the same thing I am. On one hand, you’ve got this strict diet and a relentless workout routine, but then on the other, you’re looking at terrible lab results—now we're even talking about critically low iron levels—plus anxiety and insomnia.🙄 It isn't exactly a pretty picture.
Melissa Cruz2 said:K's weight is climbing year after year, and we've been monitoring him closely for three months now. I'm going to try adjusting his diet for the first time to see if it makes a difference. If things don't improve... then we'll look into more serious options like veal or other proteins.
"adjusting his diet for the first time" 😕
Look, I hate to be blunt, but based on what you wrote, you aren't even feeding him anything at all.
this is a house sitter, they are everywhere along the coast, you can even find them in the floral departments of big-box retailers like Target, did you consider that?
Lisa Barrett22 said:I have no idea how to find the number and I haven't a clue who is on call or where they are located... The dizziness is finally starting to subside, but I still think I should give them a call. If anyone happens to have those numbers or knows where to look, please let me know! 😢
In my city, you can get all the info you need just by dialing 911.