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I used the Stelo app and did not sync it to any other apps. Yes, ended up using a patch cover as I was worried it would not stay stuck.

I tried the Stelo sensors for a month and only got about 10-11 days out of the first one before the readings went haywire. Was interesting to see blood sugar changes based on what I consumed. The one problem of the stelo app is that did not have a way to run longer report or go back past 24 hours in time for comparison.

Welcome to the 2nd half Scott! Happy Birthday and to the next 50.

Do you have a preferred brand, as I ordered a CGM to try for a month and wanted to get some so it does not come off before it should.

Do you use an over patch to help keep on?

If you get audited you better have a note from a doctor about them being medically necessary for a particular condition, as general fitness items is not covered.

I believe the fat helps so slow the insulin response to the lactose or sugar in milk, if you reduce the fat you still have the sugar and more of a insulin response. I don't use milk anymore so problem solved. I do like a little cheese, just dont try to over do it.

That is not good.

The welder who saved the day.

I believe I pulled in as you guys were unbolting.

That is what a heat gun is for.

She lucked out for sure, pulled the radiator and had it back in the bike 15hours later. Plus the guy who welded it lived their seasonally and had just got back to town for the summer. Perfect timing.

Joe, still want a spare as noted earlier. Can wait until after Nexxt so no rush.

Never overheated or runs hot when moving in clear air. Temperature did not change with Evans vs glcol. Has ran warmer overtime than when new especially at slow speed or idiling in hot weather. I have tons of bent fins, have straightened and cleaned many times. Evans was another way to reduce pressure such that if you took a rock and had a small leak you would not loose as quickly like Noreen experienced one year. That is why I'm interested in a radiator with straight fins and better shape. I have changed the cap and bought new thermostat as I wonder if it's opening all the way, just haven't swapped yet since I haven't been overly concerned as I have never seen over 226. Runs 186 to 200 most the time when moving.

Good to know, since I run Evans I should not have a problem. Evans High Performance waterless coolant is designed for all gasoline and light duty diesel engines. Evans coolant eliminates many problems associated with water in conventional water-based cooling systems, while increasing reliability and engine life. Boils at 375 degrees Eliminates corrosion, electrolysis and reduces pump cavitation, lowers system pressure, prevents overheating

I have been in remission for over 2 years after getting diagnosed with Chrohn's disease, I was on Stelara for the first 6 months and I modified my diet to cut way down on processed foods, meat, sugar, and I have not had any further issues. This video shows some of the latest studies related to IBD adn Chrohns and the affect diet can play.

I bought them on ebay for around 80 dollars for the set.

I swapped all my coolant hoses at 125K, as I did not want to risk a failure.

I may end up needing one. I checked the water pump and hoses and do not see any leaks. I'm going to try swapping my thermostat and see if that resolves the issue as it has been running hot and check for any leaks as I smell a little bit of coolant at times, but no apparant leaks.

I'm not sure about the safety of plants in the US when farmers are allowwed to use sewer sludge; https://www.hydroviv.com/blogs/water-smarts/toxic-wastewater-biosolids-used-to-fertilize-us-farms?srsltid=AfmBOopc6VoZkxdfJpzva0KgTNgs_ZFk83PL1GP33K74jL6oxsNq6jVM EPA has documented that over 19 billion pounds of biosolid sludge has been used as fertilizer since 2016 in 41 states. The agency estimates that 60% of the nation's sludge is used to fertilize agricultural land, public parks, golf courses, and home gardens. Agricultural use of municipal biosolids has been around since the 1920’s - however environmental regulations didn’t kick in until 1993. There’s a strong case to be made that biosolids can be a cheap and effective way to fertilize crops - not to mention that farmers are able to reuse a naturally-occurring material to grow crops. Biosolids can also result in an increase in overall crop yield because of the addition of organic matter to soil. There’s a good chance that some of the food sitting in your refrigerator was grown using sewage biosolids. Toxic Chemicals Are Present in Wastewater Sludge PFAS or ‘forever chemicals’ are being detected everywhere - including in biosolids. Treatment plants aren’t required to test for or remove PFAS chemicals, so most of the time no one knows if they’re present. PFAS are found in industrial waste, drinking water, runoff from airports and military bases, as well as consumer goods. When these different types of waste are brought to a single area (i.e. a wastewater treatment plant), PFAS concentrations become alarmingly high. Because of the lack of testing and regulatory oversight, farmers are unknowingly re-distributing PFAS-containing toxic sludge into the environment while simultaneously contaminating their crops. The EPA has detected 700 pollutants in sewage biosolids since testing began in 1993. In addition, the EPA has compiled of a list of 726 chemicals found in biosolids published in the National Sewage Sludge Surveys. However, the more than 9,000 different PFAS chemicals are not included in this list. Just because a pollutant is present does not mean that a wastewater treatment plant is required to remove it. Furthermore, EPA claims that “the presence of a pollutant in biosolids alone does not mean that the biosolids pose harm to human health and the environment.” PFAS Levels at Organic Maine Farm Are 400 Times Higher Than State Guidelines Farmers in Unity, Maine were some of the first to uncover PFAS pollution from biosolids on their land. A nearby town was home to a “molded fiber packaging” manufacturer in the 1990’s, which processed PFAS chemicals. The previous owners of the farm applied sewage biosolids to their land around the time that fiber manufacturing was in full swing. The current owners had no idea until they found a map of known sewage applications which revealed that their land had been contaminated. Testing found that PFAS levels in the farm's well water were 400 times higher than Maine’s state guidelines. Similar stories are being told across the entire country - disrupting businesses, supply chains and public health; a Michigan cattle farmer was recently shut down after state officials detected PFAS in his water. The source was later traced back to fertilizer biosolids from a chrome-plate manufacturer in the area; Dairy farmers in both Maine and Wisconsin have dumped thousands of gallons of milk because of PFAS pollution in their cows; and companies in Ohio, the state with the most robust recordkeeping of biosolid use, have persistently violated EPA’s biosolid regulations. Major Takeaways: It’s now estimated that 20 million acres of U.S. cropland are contaminated with PFAS chemicals. EPA has yet to start navigating the culpability of PFAS producers, wastewater treatment plants, or municipalities in a meaningful way. We can expect to see “biosolids” to dominate headlines in coming months, but we could be decades away from meaningful action to protect public health. Our Water Nerds will continue to ask the question: who should be held accountable?

That is the scarey thing when ordering peptides from sources on the web. Testing makes sense if you are able to. I'm still amazed at how alot of the influencers out there are pettiling solutions and they keep refering to animal studies which don't necassarily translate to humans. Some of the doctor websites and youtube channels which are part solicitation also need to be taken with a grain of salt I supose.

Will have to give KOS a try.

You seem to be doing all the things she suggests minus the medical supervisison, so you don't need any advice.....Carlos's pharmacy

If Joe isn't buying, I would love to own another XX in such beautiful shape.

534mg roughly 38% of daily intake that's including the 8oz of unsweetened soy milk.