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My body and brain – POWERED by Ketones, not glucose

Posted on March 15, 2019April 6, 2019 by Sunish

Another experiment, one month of no staple carbs(no rice,wheat, breads etc and of course no sugar in whatever forms) taking care of protein intake and uric acid levels, I got very good results, and plan to try for another 1 or 2 months. Good or bad, lab tests indicate I am in nutritional ketosis. No…

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One Complex Life – Is it just India ?

Posted on February 10, 2019July 11, 2019 by Sunish

This post is the beginning and going to be the first in a series of articles which tries to bring awareness and attention to every citizen of India showing how we are being ripped and violated by bureaucracy, government/private entities, political parties and of course religion and science. There is good and bad every where,…

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Portable Digital Copra Moisture Meter–Millennium Alliance Award

Posted on December 12, 2014December 18, 2018 by Sunish

Dear friends, First of all thank you all for the appreciation and interest taken in the achievement. This post is about the article that recently appeared in Malayala Manorama news paper. Many of you asked for a translation on my Facebook post. So here’s the post, its translation and clarification. The translation is a line…

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Get Free Flipkart Discount Coupons as Voucher

Posted on May 20, 2014 by Sunish

As an online shopper you might already know that flipkart doesnt provide coupon codes. Buts they have an affiliate program. I just thought of becoming one so that we can both benefit. As a user you get 50% of what I get. Just search for the product that you want in the toolbar widget on…

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Fenugreek – Magic on my cholestrol levels

Posted on March 10, 2009 by Sunish

I don’t know precisely when I started to have high cholesterol levels. But one fine day in 2005, I felt I was gasping after a walk and I had this intuition that I had cholesterol. Went for a blood test along with my mom who already had started taking medicine, to find that I too…

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Do we give more attention to those close by ?

Posted on March 10, 2009 by Sunish

Reading Influence – The Psychology of Persuassion and various other books, made me think about various influences. I just came across this phenomena while working as a cashier at my business premises. I tend to give more attention to those who are close by even if they were not the first to ask for a…

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Does money make you happy ?

Posted on February 22, 2009 by Sunish

Deep thought might definitely tell you otherwise. I’ve been browsing through the Happiness Project Blog for a long time. I read Joel’s article about intrinsic and extrinsic happiness at inc.com. I probably have a lot of intrinsic happiness in helping out to solve tech problems. With the recent cash crunch I do feel that more…

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I’ve become a father

Posted on November 29, 2007 by Sunish

After  months of wait .. my wife delivered a baby girl on November 29th and I’ve become a father. I was tensed and curious. Tensed because of the unexpected trip to the hospital due to fluid leakage and because she had chicken pox during pregnancy. Curious to know whether our new born would be a…

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Fresh Engineering Graduate Training Topics

Posted on November 28, 2007 by Sunish

I was just thinking of starting a course for Computer Science and Electronics Engineers who have just passed out of College. The topics that I thought of covering can be split into the following sections, covering what I call the basics. Basic  Networking / Internet Protocols (TCP/IP, NWLink, NetBios ) Application protocols, ports, configuring POP,SMTP,IMAP,NNTP,FTP, Routers,ADSL, dynamic DNS,WIFI…

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Trip to Ernakulam

Posted on November 23, 2007 by Sunish

Personal Useless Stuff ; just for twitter 🙂After a long time I came to Ernakulam from Calicut by car. The intended purpose was staying with my expectant wife till delivery. The road (NH 17) seems to be very much okay when compared to the previous trips. But took a long time to reach Alwaye and…

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Martyupnorth_2Martyupnorth's fact-checking twin brother® 🐀@Martyupnorth_2·
9 Jun

The scientific method:

Ask a question.
Formulate a hypothesis.
Make predictions.
Conducts Tests.
Analyze results.
Replicate.
Adjust & repeat the process.

If you don't allow me to question, then by definition you don't actually believe in science.

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#realmePadX has been launched in China. Do you all want it to be launched in India as well?

300 retweets on this post and we will bring it to India!

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theliverdrTheLiverDoc@theliverdr·
16 Jan

This patient wil soon pass away

Liver cancer, survival of 10mo on conventional med

Chose Ayurvedic treatment witout my knwledge

Herbal liver injury led 2 liver failure
As she gasped,family chose comfort care

To giv her peaceful death
V induced coma 4 dignified death https://twitter.com/theliverdr/status/1482032054678482946

TheLiverDoc@theliverdr

Just received call from ER reg my patient nw admitted wit jaundice of 32,in brain failure

65y woman wit stageC liver cancer
Her overall survival was supposed to b 10mo

She opted for Ayurveda
Nw wit herbal liver injury
She may not last this weekend
Ayurveda cut her life by 9mo

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ElieJarrougeMDElie Jarrouge, MD@ElieJarrougeMD·
21 Jul

My dad started blood pressure meds at age 38. He spent the next 29 years restricting salt & walking more at the advice of his doctor, but slowly got up to 6 💊

Now, at age 67, at the advice of his son, restricted carbs & increased his salt. He’s down to 1 pill within 5 months.

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saaiyerRewriteYourStory@saaiyer·
28 Jun

@Mangan150 Absolutely! Indians have a low threshold for fat. Hence TOFI (thin outside fat inside) is common. A mere 8 to 10 kgs of excess weight can trigger metabolic diseases.

Indians will diss me for the this, but our modern food is almost 85% carbs, seed oil and sugar.

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