@420Forever you ready for a 2200 page post later tonight?
That's what we do. $50 cash donation and no obligation to attend anything. $150 might be tougher to make up.Kids had some Panera fundraiser thing tonight where the school gets 20% of the sales. I was gonna order stuff for hubby to pick up when #3 gets out of dance, till I saw that they're charging $7 for a kids cup of soup and $9 for a kids personal pizza. I used to work there when I was pregnant with #3, haven't eaten there in almost 9 years on principle, sure as shit not about to spend $70 on microwaved dinner for the five of us. Rather just give the school cash at that point.
Necromancy u say???I wanna know wtf my 11 year old was talking about necromancy this morning for though lol
He was playing *something* before school. Thought he was still on a Zelda kick but it could have been skyrim maybe? I've been playing ESO which probably reminded him he had skyrim for his switch lol. And yeah not super age appropriate but not super bad either and they've watched me play through skyrim several times since they were preschoolers lmao. Bought it for him after he went above and beyond being helpful when we were moving
debatable, in my opinion. The diets were "keto like", not confirmed keto, and depended on personal reporting rather than actual monitoring. IMO, the results would be more useful if individuals were actually tested through the entire study to confirm that they were in nutritional ketosis. Not only was that not done, the diets included were often, if not mostly, just higher fat diets but not sufficiently low carb to put and keep individuals in nutritional ketosis.I used bird seed tek, pasteurized the horse shit, gypsum and perlite in a pillow case submerged in water in a brew keg kettle and grew in a plastic tub. Being nearly sterile clean is the hardest part.
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I was just reading where the Keto type diet is leading to more heart attacks due to high cholesterol from the fat?
debatable, in my opinion. The diets were "keto like", not confirmed keto, and depended on personal reporting rather than actual monitoring. IMO, the results would be more useful if individuals were actually tested through the entire study to confirm that they were in nutritional ketosis. Not only was that not done, the diets included were often, if not mostly, just higher fat diets but not sufficiently low carb to put and keep individuals in nutritional ketosis.
Another issue re. applicability to me personally is that I am not on keto to lose weight, I am on it to control type 2 diabetes. Unless a test properly compared diabetics on keto vs. diabetics not on keto (and therefore likely on other diabetes meds like Metformin or Insulin), the results would mean little to me. Also, I am only ~145lbs and very fit, so the test would have to include other diabetics like me, stratified by weight and condition. I will not be holding my breath for that study to be done soon, but you never know. Academic papers on control of diabetes with keto diet have started to be published, but there is a lot of work yet to be done to clarify all this stuff.
Bottom line for me is that keto achieves normal blood sugar for me (A1C of ~5.7) without medication. With medication, the normal sequence is gradual increase in meds to try to deal with the body accomodating to them, and most peeps end up on insulin eventually in spite of best efforts, and many end up with organ failure and/or amputations later as well. Not my cuppa, I will accept higher cardivascular risk (if indeed it would actually be higher than risks of diabetes, which I still seriously doubt). We are all going to die, and a quick heart attack would actually be one of my preferred options. But not yet...