Sepsis is a silent killer.
By the time most people realize they’re really sick, they’re already in the middle of the disease. What starts as “just pneumonia” or a bad infection can suddenly trigger a chain reaction where the body’s blood vessels go haywire—they first clamp down trying to save you, then become floppy and leaky. Even with the best ICU care, it turns into a brutal cascading storm that damages organs fast. That’s why it can take a healthy, active person like Kyle Busch from racing cars to critically ill so quickly.
Early recognition is everything.
Seriously, what if you are on them for life? I lost 100 pounds and I’ve been on a low maintenance dose for 4 years now.
I lift 5 days a week, eat 110g of protein and 21g of fiber daily, and added HRT — which has been an absolute game changer. I’m significantly stronger now than when I started, and I’ve never been happier or healthier.
I now help many others meet their weight and health goals too. These tools, when combined with real lifestyle changes, can be life-changing.
@JenSiebelNewsom Interesting didn’t think you knew there was a difference between men and women? At least not in sports. Hard to not have it work both ways