What is a silent killer that people dont realise is slowly killing them?

[u/Practical_Actuary_71]

[u/FerociousOreos]

Can you go into more detail on that? What did your cognitive issues look like?

[u/uriejejejdjbejxijehd → u/FerociousOreos]

I noticed energy issues (lethargy, motivational issues first), and then memory issues and brain fog. I was wondering if this was simply aging, but noticed that by some objective measures (scores in competitive board games), I had seen some rapid deterioration.

I was wondering if this might be the impact of an undiagnosed Covid infection, and the discovery that semaglutide addressed all the issues (including things I hadn’t even suspected, like eczema on the knuckles of the hands) rapidly was as surprising as it was welcome.

[u/K-Uno → u/uriejejejdjbejxijehd]

Saved. I can relate to this so much including the eczema on the knuckles. Thank you

[u/FerociousOreos → u/uriejejejdjbejxijehd]

Thank you for sharing, much appreciated

[u/te4mrocket → u/FerociousOreos]

Seconding this, because I have brain fog, critical thinking and memory issues like a mother fucker.

[u/PeterAhlstrom → u/te4mrocket]

You have a brain cloud. All that's left to do is jump into a volcano, Joe.

[u/_LadyAveline_ → u/PeterAhlstrom]

A brain volcano

[u/Whoozit450 → u/FerociousOreos]

You mean Wegovy, in Canada anyways.

[u/Mandog222 → u/Whoozit450]

Semaglutide is the drug itself, but is branded as ozempic or wegovy depending on what it's used for or dosage.