ired of leaving your annual checkup with a new prescription, vague “eat better” advice, and worsening blood panels?In Episode 49, discover the 13 must-ask questions to arm yourself for your doctor’s visit. Questions that get real answers on weight loss plans, blood work targets (A1c, cholesterol, blood pressure), realistic timelines, costs, alternatives, and long-term health risks.Perfect for men in their 40s and 50s carrying extra weight, fearing heart disease, diabetes, or insulin dependency. Learn why even 20 extra pounds spikes your cardiovascular risk, drives up out-of-pocket costs (heart attack bills often hit $20K+), and robs your energy for work and family.This is not medical advice. It is your playbook to advocate for yourself, avoid the “management trap,” and walk out with a personalized plan.Plus, grab the free Improve Your Blood Panels Scorecard + 3-Day Metabolic Reset to decode your labs and start fixing them today: https://thecalltorise.com/improveyourbloodpanelsThe 13 Questions to Ask Your Doctor:	1.	How do you usually build a weight management plan with patients like me?	2.	How much weight should I lose, and what is a realistic timeline?	3.	Which weight management options do you recommend for me, and why those specifically?	4.	What other options should be on the table, and when would you consider them?	5.	How often should we check in to make sure this is working?	6.	What will this likely cost, and what is usually covered versus out of pocket?	7.	If this plan does not work as expected, what is the next move?	8.	Are you willing to partner with me on my weight and metabolic health long term?	9.	What can I start doing today, before I leave the office?	10.	Are there genetic or ethnicity related factors that change how you look at my risks?	11.	How long will it realistically take for me to reach the goals we discussed?	12.	Who else should be on my team to help me manage my weight and health?	13.	If I lose this weight and keep it off, what specific health benefits should I expect to see?

49: 13 Must Ask Questions to Stop Getting Meds When You Go To The Doctors

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