Best Area to Live for a student

Hi Everyone, for context I go to a college located in Koreatown. My original plan was to move to La in January with 2 other girls, but my in person classes have started a bit earlier than i had expected. I am from San Diego and have been commuting since it is only 2 days a week, but this is going to burn me out so quickly. I dont know much about the communities and where a good place would be to look for apartments. I am hoping for something affordable for college students or subleasing for a couple of months. Does anyone have any recommendations?

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u/NoSeat3780 — 9 days ago

Prediabetic as a 21 year old

So I had a blood test done, and my A1C levels came back at the 5.7 level. My doctor told me that means that I am pre-diabetic and i have to make some changes to my lifestyle. She had told me to limit the amount of carbs and sugar in my diet and to exercise as well. I am only 21, I dont know why I am pre-diabetic because i rarely consume sugar. Although i do eat a large amount of carbs, i assumed it was well balanced with protein and veggies as well. Diabetes runs in my family but she had told me that could be a factor but it also could be my lifestyle. I dont know anything about diabetes so i really need to do my research but does anyone have any advice for me? I am very lost because i need to make a complete change to my lifestyle and i have no idea how to go about that.

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u/NoSeat3780 — 5 months ago

Pre-diabetic as a 21 year old

So I had a blood test done, and my A1C levels came back at the 5.7 level. My doctor told me that means that I am pre-diabetic and i have to make some changes to my lifestyle. She had told me to limit the amount of carbs and sugar in my diet and to exercise as well. I am only 21, I dont know why I am pre-diabetic because i rarely consume sugar. Although i do eat a large amount of carbs, i assumed it was well balanced with protein and veggies as well. Diabetes runs in my family but she had told me that could be a factor but it also could be my lifestyle. I dont know anything about diabetes so i really need to do my research but does anyone have any advice for me? I am very lost because i need to make a complete change to my lifestyle and i have no idea how to go about that.

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u/NoSeat3780 — 5 months ago

I do not know anything about Pre-Diabetes, advice?

So I had a blood test done, and my A1C levels came back at the 5.7 level. My doctor told me that means that I am pre-diabetic and i have to make some changes to my lifestyle. She had told me to limit the amount of carbs and sugar in my diet and to exercise as well. I am only 21, I dont know why I am pre-diabetic because i rarely consume sugar. Although i do eat a large amount of carbs, i assumed it was well balanced with protein and veggies as well. Diabetes runs in my family but she had told me that could be a factor but it also could be my lifestyle. I dont know anything about diabetes so i really need to do my research but does anyone have any advice for me? I am very lost because i need to make a complete change to my lifestyle and i have no idea how to go about that.

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u/NoSeat3780 — 5 months ago