Sunday, May 26, 2019

Now it is time.

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Blood sugar climbed to 120.  While good, I still wanted more assurance, so had a small meal.  A cup of olives, half a can of sugar free peaches plus whipped cream, and a fatted tea.  It sounds much higher carbs than it was.  The peaches have almost no affect, at least not in the past.  And the whipped cream has no carbs.  The olives might have more carbs, actually.

I will get the ducks and girls before bed.  A shower too?  If possible.  It has been a lot longer than hoped, but I have some fear about how fast blood sugar shoots down.  I think 80 is fine, but I don't wish to risk sleeping on that, or even 100 yet, without food and more experience.  Still, it's an amazing, probably good, read.

Oh, a couple videos started a thought process.  I will offer them, but will cut to the chase.  The idea is that giants might have either a lot of health issues or be biologically different.  As well, some of the health issues I have bear resemblance to those illnesses.  Further, altitude illnesses can cause similar problems, or greatly exacerbate those problems.

I live just above the altitude several sources suggest altitude sickness can begin.  While I posit I am acclimated, almost certainly, I also suggest the symptoms, from headaches to nausea to extreme exhaustion and on, could all be from extreme elevation.  So?  I believe I do have the solution.

Being ill already, and living at the near edge of altitude illness, a storm coming in which alters the barometric pressure to that of a higher altitude would create the conditions to produce the effects of altitude illness without going to altitude.  Yes, I think that is the trick.  I need to start tracking the barometric pressure and possibly other measures.  While there are natural methods of handling the problem, there are medicines that can help.  The primary natural method is to go to a lower elevation.  That isn't always available.

Now, I suspect the author of the first video is using science, which isn't working well for him.  He mocks what he doesn't believe using other beliefs as substitutes.  Beliefs obviously beyond his ken and beneath reality.  While bears aren't a perfect analog, the largest brown and polar bears out and out dismantle his "science".  I suppose he has to do something with that useless degree.  Can't work at Starbucks all day.  

Oh, and a few pleasantries from the past.




Ah, one more... a cheese meat... thing, and perhaps a better way to do it?

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