Heavy cream over ground beef, topped with sauerkraut and kimchi and plenty of kosher salt.
@seizuresalad this one is for you.
Glad I bought this big fancy red light panel a few years ago.
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Breaking my elbow fixed my nose, apparently.
After 2 1/2 days in the Scripps Mercy San Diego trauma center and multiple rounds of IV antibiotics after surgery, my sinuses are clear and my sense of smell has gone from 0 to 100%
My new titanium reinforced elbow is cool too, I guess.
I don’t care if it’s slop I’m never deleting these photos.
We gave our grandmother an AI art app for Christmas two years ago—she still makes and sends pictures to her children and grandchildren all the time.
She turned 100 a few days ago, too.
After over a year on a pretty HCLF diet, the transition to ex150 keto is killing me.
I only have energy for about half the day before crashing hard.
Doing my best to maximize CI, but this is rough.
Today I drank instant coffee with glucose powder and bought apples & bananas with food stamps.
We are probably not the same.
This is what hiking with @seizuresalad felt like.
It was nice of her to keep doubling back to let me catch up.
Beef and bananas over oats for breakfast.
@seizuresalad should I add dark chocolate?
Whoops, I really buried the lede...
My serum vitamin A has fallen 35% down to 38 μg/dL from a peak of 59.4 last October. Half that drop happened only within the last three months, too.
Idiopathic hyperferritinemia update:
- The purple triangles mark blood donations (I gave blood 4 times in 4 months without anemia).
- My ferritin has never been this low (140).
- Checking ferritin many times per year was part of what clued me in on liver issues.
Clearly my ferritin and liver health are linked. The only reason my ferritin came down is because I yanked it down with phlebotomy, but my liver enzymes are still iffy, so there's likely something else going on, too.
About ready to submit my @gauntletai application, but I'm so old school I haven't done a code challenge--despite having used matlab, fortran, c, c++, c#, and python professionally. Should I pick a language and spend a week shaking the rust off with practice problems?

















