Since people with RA are already more likely to have both sarcopenia, which is loss of muscle, and osteoporosis, they need extra monitoring and dietary guidance to make sure theyre getting enough protein and resistance training, he says
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After that peak, heart rates tended to stabilise or decrease slightly, even as participants remained on the medication
The other judgment I find is people who think that because I'm choosing to take a medication to help me lose weight (or even losing weight at all), I'm somehow betraying "my people" and am no longer "body positive." Fortunately, I don't feel the need to justify my choices I think you can be both body-positive and still choose things that support your health and well-being
they were somehow protected by the increase in body weight
