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What was your fasting blood glucose? (full on chat)

As you know, mate, I keep a food diary and discussed oils with my endocrinologist.
Butter did come up, but as soon as I mentioned lactose intolerance, it was never spoken of again, after I described my incidents with dairy and my response to it. Not very nice.
Anyway, I agree with statins, told to stay away unless I actually do have a heart issue, which I don't.
Did try because of my family history, but I had had side effects after only a day.
Back to oils, in my experience, only virgin olive oil suits me. Only animal fats agree with me. My bloods go up higher with vegetable oils, even though I'm low carb,
I'm very wary of some advice to use some oils and some ingredients like palm oil and such.

Anyway, again, I was thinking, when reading your eating out adventures, if you went into a bakers shop, could you, would you buy something for yourself that you could enjoy without spiking high?

I know shopping for Mrs L and the family, I sometimes wish I could and why it is so hard not to Temptation is a curse on me.
Have a lovely evening, keep warm, and watch out for Orion! It is so stunning at this time of the year. Unless it is already snowing!
Nosher.
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I avoid palm oil, I don't like eating Orangutans
I like butter it tastes better than virgin olive oil.
The pharmacist at the doctor's rang me about a changed list of medications I put on an e-consult, was probably surprised by the full and frank discussion she got.
 
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Lamont D said:
But, aren't our government always right?
And they are making a law saying so! It's safe!
And black is white!
And your aunty is your uncle!
as long as someone is making money.
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Do you see men like that retro bloke Smog is pleased when we do Brexit and the pound goes down . He beleives he loyaly works and has his company working to increase the money of the
rich from their shelter overseas in Dublin.
 
JohnEGreen said:
5.9 today had a phone call from the hospital yesterday seems my potassium levels were high and they want me to repeat the blood test to double check the results means another trip to Kingsmill Hospital.
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This is important in Conn's syndrome where one pees out potassium and holds on to salt.
Dracula's daughters can soon get them high using the wrong methods for potassium. If any blood cells are damaged in the process of taking blood potassium comes pouring out of tissue and it appears you are much more than 5.2. If someone agitated the sample it pours out of tissue into sample it does the same with overuse of the turnequay. The arm has to have been relaxed for sufficient time for the potassium to normalise.
If it drops some, you will soon get cramps!
 
It would drop in butter if the cows were fed on artificial feed and no grass unless they had fish.
 
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Fbg 6.7

Fox jumps up on swing
There was a lot of other activity this night with cats and badger. But as soon as Cat Jade left, the fox jumped up on the empty swing...
26 secs

Snow here.
But it will be a couple of days before I process the SD cards to see what was about this snowy night...

The steep hill has not been gritted yet, at least not at 6am, I went out to peek...woe betide the expressway traffic using this shortcut today...a few meetings with walls, trees, front gardens?

Creative...something a little warm...started in Procreate and finished in SketchClub app...

Have your best day.

Time for a cuppa and a nap...been awake since 3.30 am...

 
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The question is @dunelm was LDL being higher necessarily bad?
Butter will not be universally good. I was responding to a current medical whim around lipid profile.
If the cows were free range eating grass or grass based fodder they may need some supplements that free ranging wild cattle got roaming around.

Too many variables for me to trust some claims.
Regard
Derek

Some snow here this am. a light covering , but more coming later.
Helen's taking Marjorie to Tai Chi it probably light snow in Carlisle. The wind chill yesterday felt like -10 it was actually -3 in the mid afternoon.
 
That fox needs a talking to. Another smashing and uplifting piece of art.
 
Well we do need cholesterol - just how much - it’s another moveable feast I would suspect. Another one of those, “do you have a history of heart attacks in your family?” Butter - the grass is always greener on the other side so choose wisely. Any food with essential fatty acids needs low temperature cooking to preserve the fats - I beleive that frying fish destroys about half of what is available. With you on Palm Oli - a scourge on the planet.
 
Good morning everyone from a storm damaged start to the day here in the dark and dangerous north. 5.4 on the festival of fools programme at 0530. The lower prom was pelted with pebbles the night before last. Fence on top of the sea wall next to the pub is shredded and there was a fire in the pump room of the funicular which is currently being put down to an electrical fault. Hey ho! Worse than that, my back decided that it was far enough into the year to throw a hissy fit and so my first tramadol day of the year marked onto the calender. Hopefully it has calmed down and I can have a walk into town. Art bit, a bit of sunshine and a sprinkle of salt. Hope your day is kind to you. Don’t use olive oil in your Tilley lamps. Koffy time for me.


 
6.8 this morning. Really cold for the early dog walk. Surprisingly it wasn't slippery underfoot, but I didn't take any chances and wore my non-slip boots.

This week isn't such a hectic week, thank goodness. So a lot more time to relax, read and drink coffee.
 
A guy went camping up western Greenland and existed on eating blubber apparently, he was a lot fitter when he stopped than when he started. I think he was a Brit Tim Spector knew, just knew the bones of the event.
I am pleased he missed one of those enormous fjord glacial Tsunarmies they get with the walls unstable and clear water now so far up or he would have had the surf of a lifetime in his kayak.
 
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What ever way it happened animals and insects use it. Even the Griffon Fly of the of the Carbonifores, had a lipid profile. Used to make a lot of other stuff we need. Like what the pancreas produces and adrenals like aldosterone and pretty much all that the endocrine systen produces requires wicked chloresterol.Somebody got hung up on the kings new Suit of Clothes they saw.
D.
 
5.5 at 0415 today. Up to 6.0 after a while but staying there for the moment. Cleaner coming today, but not til the afternoon so I have time for breakfast. Doing that shortly.

Snow still laying, which is unusual for us. Most years the snow lays but is gone overnight. There has been an occasional spectacular heavy snowfall though and this year may be one of them. Still pretty cold out there and no sign of a gritter so I hope the main roads are not too bad. The school is just up the road from here and I think it is still operating today although schools on the mainland are closed. Not sure if the post will be able to deliver though. I think I should probably order some more oil.
 
Morning all from a cold but dry and bright LA where there was no frost or iced up windscreens. Fbg unknown.Gennepher and Dunelm thanks for sharing your wonderful creations, Fascinating nutrition links/discussion (did my required reading and then some) which I can’t help seeing as very similar to reading about bloodlines, course and distance, jockey and trainer data before enriching a bookie by betting the farm. Substitute the food/pharmaceutical industry for Bet 365, Unilever etc and eerily similar IMHO. Also striking how at the end of the papers there is always the caveat that essentially they don't actually know - basically just have"strong suspicions." needing more investigation (and research money). Graveyards and hospitals are full of the outcome from previous generations of research and learned papers. Meanwhile, those like my MIL, with a Golden Ticket, smile and wave. However, credit where credit is due, Lord Big Dave had it right when he said just because you can’t do everything doesn’t mean you do nothing. @Annb great fbg - on the LBD principle? In other news, the people of Iowa leave me despairing for personkind. Pip Pip Old Toots.
 
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Beautiful, this is stunning @dunelm
 
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