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Some Google-fu has led me to conclude that it will be 3 hours. Now that I am looking at the parliament website correctly (thanks @Esther12), I think a 2pm start is a safe bet. An adjournment debate (the only business remaining after our spot) is typically half an hour and Parliament usually...

MEA says it is a 2pm. https://www.meassociation.org.uk/2019/01/invite-your-mp-parliamentary-debate/ Edit: Though that is not reflected in the timetable on the Parliament website, which still has it as sometime vaguely in the morning...

400 quid per person for 21 months of support? Doesn't sound particularly realistic. Edit: Actually 4000. My brain skipped a 0.

I have had this for years. I told my GP and also a neurologist about it, but they wouldn't even believe that I have it. I don't know why i even bother speaking to these people.

Really sorry, Keela. Someone on Phoenix Rising beat you to the punch :( I didn't think it would go that quickly.

If anyone in the UK wants a free blood keto testing kit please let me know.

As others have expressed, I do not understand the hype here. However, my eye was drawn to this, which is probably the most interesting thing and not spoken about in the papers: More support for the metabolic trap hypothesis?

Thank you for this inspiring piece, @Naomi10.

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Uh huh... sure it is.

@Kafka great! That is awesome to hear. I calibrated my device and tested again. I got more or less the same results as the first time, indicating high ketosis. I guess i just have good metabolic flexibility. I'll keep going and see if that ketosis deepens or what.

Haha okay. I was seriously baffled for a moment there. Anyway, i have since calibrated the monitoring device i bought, which i didn't do prior to my initial test. I will test again later to see if the results still agree. Definitely seems odd to have happened so quickly! And congrats on the...

Thanks Kafka. That is a little confusing. When you say my keto readings, do you mean my GKI? The GKI scale mentioned at the beginning of this thread and also elsewhere online indicates a much broader scale, all the way up to 9. Where did you get that 0.6 figure from? Edit: Sorry, just realised...

I started a keto diet two days ago. I have just received my keto blood testing kit. My blood glucose measurement is 4.7 mmol and my ketones measure 2.1 mmol. That gives me an HKI of 2.2, putting me in "high ketosis". I am quite surprised it has happened so quickly. I have had some carb...

I've had that experience with melatonin. Tryptophan is the precursor to melatonin.

I emailed my MP asking her to attend, however it was only the day before so I acknowledged that she would be unlikely due to her busy schedule. She replied with a very positive and personalised email stating that she had heard many harrowing stories from others in the constituency. She cited...

@Barry Not to my knowledge.

Julia Newton at Newcastle University has done that. She took muscle cultures from patients and controls then subjected them to continued electrical stimulation and measured the response. Unsurprisingly, there was significant differences between patients and controls...

See the bottom of the page. https://pineapplefund.org/ We have been seriously fortunate :)

I was referring to the existing $5m that the CDC will no longer be awarded, which was answered by @Dolphin.