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My Blood Value Responses to Diet and other Activities Ben Best Pharmacy (BSc Pharm) Physics/Computing Science (BSc) 1 FreeStyle Lite to measure blood glucose n Values in mg/dL n [milligrams per tenth of a liter (decaLiter)] 2 CardioChek


  1. My Blood Value Responses to Diet and other Activities Ben Best Pharmacy (BSc Pharm) Physics/Computing Science (BSc) 1

  2. FreeStyle Lite to measure blood glucose n Values in mg/dL n [milligrams per tenth of a liter (decaLiter)] 2

  3. CardioChek System to measure blood triglycerides n Values in mg/dL (same units as glucose) n [milligrams per tenth of a liter (decaLiter)] 3

  4. Measuring Ketones Precision Xtra Blood β -Hydroxybutyrate [mmol/Liter] 4

  5. CardioChek Plus n Measures total cholesterol, HDL, and triglycerides n Calculates LDL , non-HDL, and ratios n Mostly not of much use for my purposes, and much more trouble to work with 5

  6. Whole Eggs (high cholesterol) Glucose, Triglycerides, and Ketone 6

  7. Whole Eggs (high cholesterol) HDL, LDL, and Remnant Cholesterol 7

  8. Palm Kernel Oil (47% Laurate, 44% Palmate ) HDL, LDL, and Remnant Cholesterol 8

  9. Exercise 45 minutes aerobic, 20 minutes HIIT, 20 minutes resistance (3 session averages) 9

  10. Exercise Continuous Glucose Monitoring n My continuous glucose monitoring system consistently shows a 15 to 30 mg/dL drop in blood glucose during aerobic exercise, with blood glucose rising after stopping n Interstitial blood versus blood vessel blood? 10

  11. Warm bath: no effect? 11

  12. Warm bath Continuous Glucose Monitoring n My continuous glucose monitoring system generally shows an increase in blood glucose during a warm bath n Interstitial blood versus blood vessel blood? n Disturbances caused by interrupting a bath to measure blood glucose values? 12

  13. Deep Tissue (pressure) Massage n Averages of 5 hour-long sessions of deep tissue massage GLUCOSE KETONES TRIGLYCERIDES mg/dL mg/dL mmol/L BEFORE 85 2.1 160 AFTER 84 2.5 232 13

  14. Thai ( Stretching ) Massage n Averages of 2 sessions of stretching massage (no oil) GLUCOSE KETONES TRIGLYCERIDES mg/dL mg/dL mmol/L BEFORE 78 1.6 116 AFTER 75 1.1 98 14

  15. Week-long water fast Glucose, Triglycerides, and Ketone 15

  16. Week-long water fast HDL, LDL, and Remnant Cholesterol 16

  17. Sleep n Averages of 5 nights of sleep n Higher blood pressure due to morning cortisol? GLU KET TGs Systolic Diastolic Heart Rate mg/ mmol/ mg/dL mmHg mmHg beats/ dL L minute BEF 101 0.71 174 111 74 65 AFT 91 0.49 183 116 80 61 17

  18. CARBOHYDRATES 18

  19. Oral Glucose Tolerance Test 19

  20. Hamburger Buns (White Bread) 20

  21. 100% Whole Wheat Bread 21

  22. Pumpernickel rye kernal bread 22

  23. Rolled Oats 23

  24. Oat Bran (soluble fiber) 24

  25. All-fiber (no starch) Noodles 25

  26. Tomato Paste 26

  27. 450 grams Allfiber noodles + 150 grams Tomato paste (600 grams total) 27

  28. Bagels without starch 28

  29. FATS 29

  30. Organic Avocado 30

  31. KerryGold Irish Butter 31

  32. Organic Olive Oil (MUFA Oleic Acid) 32

  33. Norwegian Fish Oil PUFAs: DHA and EPA 33

  34. Sesame seeds, initial high glucose 34

  35. Sesame seeds, initial low glucose 35

  36. Zenwise MCT Oil 2/3 C8:0 Caprylic Acid 1/3 C10:0 Capric Acid 36

  37. 90 grams Broccoli, 75 grams Beet sprouts, plus oils 37

  38. Organic Lactose-Free Cream Cheese 38

  39. LIQUIDS 39

  40. Campbell ’ s V8 Juice 40

  41. Soymilk 41

  42. Flaxmilk 42

  43. BERRIES 43

  44. Blueberries 44

  45. Strawberries 45

  46. Unsweetened Dried Cranberries 46

  47. No lessons for changing my lifestyle from most tests n EXERCISE: My responses not much different from those that have been much better studied by scientists n MASSAGE: The triglyceride changes are unexplained, may or may not be unique to me, and may be a new discovery. Need more data. n SLEEP: Cortisol (stress hormone) rises in the morning, making my responses harder to explain n BATH: Does the testing process affect the result? n FASTING n Glucose falls, and ketones rise with increasing time n Triglycerides rise after 3-4 days, then fall 47

  48. Food testing provides the most lessons n All grains greatly raise glucose, the effect usually lasting several hours n Low starch, high-fiber noodles and breads do not raise blood glucose n Fatty foods raise triglycerides and ketones, with TGs falling after 3 hours (with elevated ketones) for avocado, flax seed, and butter, but persisting for more hours for mayonnaise, sesame seed, and olive oil n MCT oil raises ketones without raising TGs or glucose, but can be very unpalatable in doses over 100 grams n Lactose-free cream cheese elevates TGs & ketones, but not glucose n Flaxmilk has the best effect on blood values of beverages n Strawberries raise blood glucose the least of the berries (except for cranberries), because of high water content n Dried, unsweetened cranberries do not raise blood glucose, but are unpalatably acidic when eaten alone 48

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