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All my work implies a definite epistemology that defines evidence and
truth. One must have a reasonably consistent epistemology that is shared, both
to indicate joint acceptance, as well as differences derived from the
epistemology. My father dismisses doctor opinions not relevant to his acute
care based on the fact of contradictory changing advice. It helps to label
disclosed facts with a year, which indicates that the subject believed it as
fact and generalized shared opinion, called common sense of that time. Most
facts are assumed believed from common-sense, differences from doctor opinion,
friend, more believable etc. of the period, even though distinct from
prevailing common-sense.
One very important
contribution to derived facts is from common-sense prevailing. The prevailing common sense is
greatly affected by opinions of the celebrities of the period. So important that
is that it is the advertisement target. But that ignores hidden persuaders of
the period, in politics and law. It is utterly shameful that the real culprit
behind diabetes and heart problems was wrongly and knowingly considered to
saturated fat, instead of sugary substances. Even more shameful is the legal
action on stevia that delayed it by forty years (Japan admitted it in 1970’s
versus Europe and US in 2010’s). That excess of calories, in whatever form, is
bad was never stressed. Obesity epidemic in US is a fact. Even worse is India,
where obesity is a fundamental vice of all that escape poverty and get
delivered to doctors instead! Here, obesity is neither non-vegetarian nor
fat-based, but from excess of carbohydrate calories from breads and sweets.
In other words,
best that can be done is exercise. But above 60, it is silly to even walk long,
for you get tired and discover all kinds of internal excuses for a very stupid
behavior, including why it is not sane to exercise! Having faced the decline in
motivation and suppressing ALL the stupid excuses, I belived four things a few
years back.
1.
Assume that physicians are narrow experts, hence
read up extensively, never take their word blindly. A doctor I wonderful in
acute care, but just normal guesser in chronic management.
2.
Consider old age a magnifying disease very much
like diabetes is – perhaps even causing the new disease processes.
3.
Decide on exercise as the solution and
investigate what was causing my un-motivation and how to re-motivate using
supplements. Supplements don’t give me life, just motivation for exercise.
4.
Physicians do not understand all the cycles
effected by chemicals or old useful natural body chemicals. Glucose becomes an
enemy in old age. Metformin causes
cell densification apart from just reducing sugar release.
I can
report on personal success, controlling diabetes caused (but NEVER
convinced of, small vessel blood flow problems) eye cataract pair, sugars, loss
of upper jaw teeth, heart bypasses, liver and kidney, legs and soles. I still
control them by diet and exercise except the heart.
Even in the nineties, I will be
lifting weights and be on the tread-mill. Walking or tread-mill, both fast, are
aerobic. But you start progressive loss of muscle strength and some weight
lifting anaerobic exercise is a must! I do 30 min morning, 30 min night six
days a week and fast the skip day. Starting sixty makes me feel BETTER than 40!
I will be fit when Singularity comes. Even my mind has improved some. No matter
if I distrust everyone but the very close, or think sometimes of ending it all.
I extrapolate that I will have many centuries to work on my brain!
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