My interest in dietary supplements goes way back - it took me decades and LOTS of money before I learned. I've done a lot of research and hopefully my research helps YOU save some money! 😀🆚
As an individual who suffers from a nutritional condition, I have fallen into this massive marketing community. When you suffer from a condition, you are well-driven to try anything and everything to get rid of it. Thank you for being one of the millions that truly educates the true meaning behind these supplements, and not someone who just looks to make a buck out of it.
I still can't imagine you being teased about you're weight. I get teased about my weight (or lack-thereof) semi-regularly, but I can't imagine being in school being teased on how I need to lose weight. If I lose anymore weight, I would literally be considered a paperweight.
Hey Phenomenal Female 😄! Despite what you might see if you google your question, no. But some helpful ideas from Mayo Clinic to slow the progression include: have regular eye exams, quit smoking (if you smoke), manage other health problems, eat plenty of fruits and veggies, wear sunglasses, reduce alcohol use. Good luck! -Neily
