started experiencing fleeting prickly pain in the left shoulder blade and an ache in the lower left back and pricks in left neck last night. Seemed reminiscent of heart failure. The fleeting lower back ache especially does, seems like those started within the last 3 weeks or so (What my uncle was experiencing at age 50, terrible lower back aches, turned out he was experiencing heart failure, needed a transplant.). This coincides with the palpitations that started 6 days after the "cheating trauma", and continue to this day. Other papers suggest palpitations, at least in the khmer population, indicate a "weak heart" and risk of cardiac arrest.
MIght explain the seemingly lowish practical limit I seem to have with working outside, without getting sleep disrupted.
(Was wondering how this neighbor guy could work so long yesterday, and presumably still have good sleep? lol)
Feeling pretty hungry for carbs this morning, probably a followup from yesterday's lowish carb day.
Lots of rain yesterday night ended up flooding some of my post holes. Wonder if I should just go ahead and work on filling them with gravel today? Part of me is thinking yes, the gravel will displace the water fine.
Considering the heavy work, think I might want to load up on the meat and potatos this morning. Potatos seem to surely give you that "energy to work hard without fail".
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jan 23 2019 stock list (received 6 a.m., checking prices at 10:15 a.m.)
LQMT - 0.16
RWLK - 0.24
UXIN - 3.34
Possibly useful insight in his logs here.
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The diary of a real $ trader,
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Remember at the Paul G. Allen comp sci building at UW seattle, the computer science used the ML Programming language (Functional programming language), as opposed to this guy's OCaml. Interesting to note they both used a functional language as opposed to the commonplace procedural type. The difference between the two is that functional languages lend themselves towards density and succinctness, which requires higher cognitive complexity to effectively use. And what kind of complexity exactly... verbal, spacial/semantic...
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http://forums.prohealth.com/forums/index.php?threads/anyone-notice-a-connection-palpitations-and-carbs.87371/
Noticed a palpitation while eating a second white potato and a little bit of cheese. Googled.
Since I changed my diet to low carb, no sugar, I rarely have this symptom anymore. Only when, as you say, it's almost that time of the month, and more mildly. If I eat some potato chips, ( the only thing that tempts me back ), I get the pounding heart again for hours. The Atkins- type diet works for so many of our symptoms.
Basically, you eat lean protein, veggies, and fruit. You eat very little bread, no rice, cereal,or white potatoes. No sugar at all. Drink lots of water.
I just recently started eating potatos 3 days ago, so it'd be meaningful if I started noticing symptoms along these lines. And, there's a lot of overlap with this gal, mainly the potatos chips.
Some suggestion about "hypoglycemia" leading to palpitations while eating carbs. My carb intake was pretty low yesterday.
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Brrrr... fudging cold and windy. 40F and 18mph winds. Looks like 3 p.m. is the best time to start work, 48F outside for 3 hours.
40F wouldn't be so bad IF IT WERE NOT WINDY. According to the weather, "feels like 29F" and seems about right. I need something like a sweater and leg warmers.
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started work at 3 p.m., finished by 3:45 p.m.; transporting all the gravel bags by hand where they needed to go, weigh 50 pounds each. Tried using the hand truck, but couldn't push 3 bags at a time uphill, 150 pounds was too much to push with the kind of traction I could achieve. So, individually taking them in by hand was the most practical.
Think I'll start deploying the gravel tomorrow, should be able to see the bottom of the hole. Standing water in some of them after last night's rainstorm.
Grabbed one of these "easy eats", curious how suitable they are at solving dinner hunger. Just meat and veggies (mine is chicken and asparagus). I've noticed that carbs aren't ideal in large quantities at night time.
https://www.harpersbazaar.com/beauty/health/a20125685/cutting-carbs-at-night/
Supports the idea of 2:30 p.m. cutoffs for carbs.
Apparently did "The brides diet" for 2 weeks, lol. Intuitively a good idea.
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omg. This asparagus tastes SOOOO delicious but 95% of it got way overcooked! Feels like this is what I've been missing all along.