Starting To Test BS Levels at Home

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Somethings off with me, I'm hungry all the time, so just though better start checking, better safe then sorry.

I snagged these numbers off the net, I hope they're correct.

Fasting blood glucose — a quick look at the numbers

Keep in mind that looking at trends in your blood glucose levels is much more helpful than simply viewing one number in isolation.


Normal fasting glucose:
70–99 mg/dL

Impaired fasting glucose (pre-diabetes):
100–125 mg/dL

Diabetes:
126 mg/dL and above on more than one occasion

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Church Wars - Too Funny

Saturday, February 05, 2011

1.) All Dogs Go To Heaven 2.) Only Humans Go To Heaven 3.) God Loves All His Creations Dogs Included 4.)Dogs Don't Have Souls This Is Not Open For Debate 5.) Catholic Dogs Go To Heaven Presbyterian Dogs Can Talk To Their Pastor 6.) Converting To Catholicism Does Not Magically Grant Your Dog A Soul 7.) Free Dog Souls With Conversion 8.) Dogs Are Animals There Aren't Any Rocks In Heaven Either 9.) All Rocks Go To Heaven

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Diet Mood Connection

Thursday, February 03, 2011

Protein Effects: Dopamine, Norepinephrine - Increased alertness, concentration

Carbs Effects: Serotonin - Increased calmness, relaxation

Calories: All Foods - Reduced blood flow to the brain Excess calories in a meal is associated with decreased alertness and concentration after the meal.

"Research on the connection between a person's mood and the food he or she eats has reveled what many people have long believed, that eating a certain food can influence a person's mood—at least temporarily. Research by Judith Wurtman, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), has focused on how certain foods alter one's mood by influencing the level of certain brain chemicals called neurotransmitters . While many other factors influence the level of these chemicals, such as hormones , heredity, drugs , and alcohol, three neurotransmitters—dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin —have been studied in relation to food, and this research has shown that neurotransmitters are produced in the brain from components of certain foods."

Continue reading the above article by clicking the link below:

www.faqs.org/nutrition/Met-Obe/Mood-
Food-Relationships.html

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Eye Iris Rings

Monday, January 31, 2011

homepage.ntlworld.com/pshinde/index_
nt_files/cholesterol.htm
homepage.ntlworld.com/pshinde/index_
nt_files/iridology.htm

Do you have them?

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Out Of The Loop

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Till te grandboy returns to his mommy and daddy.

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