Ken, diagnosed with high blood difficulty, high cholesterol, diabetes, and taking several medications, shares his transformation through Maximized Living with Dr. BJ Hardick. www.DrHardick.com www.MaximizedLiving.com Ken’s tale, in his own words: WHAT WAS YOUR CONDITION? High Blood Difficulty 231/119 Arthritis This caused problems doing normal equipment like washing my car, gardening, and even trying to get a excellent rest. This time last year, I couldnt bend down to zip up my boots. Diabetes when I was first diagnosed, my blood honey was 28.5. Total Cholesterol 8.2 WHAT STEPS HAD YOU PREVIOUSLY TAKEN TO GET WELL? High Blood Difficulty: I was place on Altace: 5 mg, then 10 mg. and then 15 mg. Although these medications helped somewhat, my numbers were still fluctuating. Changes to my diet helped very small. Arthritis I was place on Naprosyn, which made my stomach ache, so I was place on another medication to take 1 hour before the Naprosyn to coat my stomach. After one year of this, and not much relief, my medication was changed to Celebrex, which did not help either. In between doses, I would take Tylenol Arthritis pills, as well. Diabetes I was place on 500 mg. of Metformin, twice per day. Through the Lawson clinic, I was place on a very strict diet. I did well on this for some time, but I could not hold the numbers down. I then went to 1000 mg of Metformin, twice per day. Soon, Avandia was added to my treatment at 2 mgs, twice per day, then increased to 4 mgs, twice per day. All this …
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