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Re: Is Mapoui an alcoholic? - karlaa - 12-18-2016
Stop drinking people
Re: Is Mapoui an alcoholic? - mapoui - 12-18-2016
it is clear why I feel the way I do......
I do not have full control over my sugar. my sugar can drop precipitously completely unawares to me..no symptoms or indications of what is coming.
why?
my impression is due to poor nutrition in the available food..certainly the quality of regular food does not help. so I seek to eat organic food all the time.
there are biological causes for unawareness of sugar fluctuations because that was a problem long before the recent food manipulations that dropped food quality.
then the consequences of eating regular food that can keep up sugar levels, with a defective pancreas and diabetes are disastrous. it destroys the body.
and if you stop to protect your body, and your sugar drops there is the potential for brain damage and all manner of loss, accidents and so on.
and of course if you do not eat regular food yu cannot nutrition your body properly opening up to even more health complications
then the medications to help your body metabolize regular food safely so that you can nutrition yourself overall can also drop your blood sugar precipitously adding a new element which requires careful attention and monitoring. a proper balance has to be found and that differs with everyone. only trough trial and error can such a balance be found.
in the meantime you can suffer..which is where I am..in the middle of a complex and contradictory process on which my life depends and the general feeling can be very difficult indeed. but only through doing it, going through the process can you find a balance that may allow you to live.
so where is the effing problem, confusion ::confused:: ::confused::
if you went through it should all be clear to you,,the complexities and difficulties..the pain. if you lost so many parts of your body I imagine you went through far more than I am suffering. therefore you know what can happen. so what the hell are you implying then ::confused::
Re: Is Mapoui an alcoholic? - chairman - 12-18-2016
Thank you for sharing that insight into your health
Re: Is Mapoui an alcoholic? - chairman - 12-18-2016
That's a real post
Re: Is Mapoui an alcoholic? - Alien - 12-18-2016
Mapoui
I have had more problems than you have at the moment .
You have some very dangerous indications that can kill you within minutes.
It is obvious you have tried stuff and it does not work or you wouldn't be feeling this way .
I understand what the hell you are living through .
Call Dr Booth's office , I would be happy to meet you at his Office in Dundas and help
you get the quickest appointment. He is often booked a year in advanced .
I know the Administrator of his office very well. I share Julie mangoes and pettitambo
with her family . Her husband works in the office as well.
Re: Is Mapoui an alcoholic? - Kwami - 12-18-2016
[quote author=Prince link=topic=107549.msg722910#msg722910 date=1482079646]
Stop drinking people
[/quote] I dont drink people. I drink rum and scotch
Re: Is Mapoui an alcoholic? - Alien - 12-18-2016
[quote author=Kwami link=topic=107549.msg722919#msg722919 date=1482086056]
I dont drink people. I drink rum and scotch
[/quote]
Having a few drinks per day can help you live longer.
Red wine being one .
When you move to Guyana , get in touch I have funds to invest in a farm but don't have the time
or knowledge .
Re: Is Mapoui an alcoholic? - Kwami - 12-18-2016
[quote author=Alien link=topic=107549.msg722898#msg722898 date=1482077393]
Testosterone: is just one of the hormones the pituitary produces .
[/quote] I thought that that the Balls or testicles primarily produces testosterone and the ovaries produces estrogen . Has that changed?
Re: Is Mapoui an alcoholic? - Alien - 12-18-2016
Quote:The hypothalamus and pituitary gland control how much testosterone the testes produce and secrete. The hypothalamus sends a signal to the pituitary gland to release gonadotrophic substances (follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone). Luteinizing hormone (LH) stimulates testosterone production.
The older we get above 40 (male) the production drops resulting in a condition called Andropause
Re: Is Mapoui an alcoholic? - Watooka - 12-18-2016
But does it affect the sex life though?