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Old 08-16-2015, 09:19 PM #6
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This is an interesting idea, but I think I've got blood sugar covered. See below and feel free to disagree... My sleep/meal schedule is as follows:
  • Sleep 11PM to 6AM, eat at 7AM.
  • I have a big breakfast: veggie shake, oatmeal (peanut butter and bananas), and an omelette with sausage.
  • Snack at 11AM: nuts and flax seed crackers
  • Lunch at 2PM: Chipotle burrito bowl
  • Snack at 6PM: pizza and chicken leg
  • Dinner right before bedtime: various
It's almost as if it has to do with me relaxing as the day goes along. I'm more of a night person, anyway. It's like I stop worrying about my condition, and it rewards me by dissipating. I would fear psychosomatic illusion, were it not for the loud noise sensitivity, which seems too spontaneous to be imagined.
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