Re: The experiment continues..............part 2

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On 7/3/2011 4:19 PM, trigonometry1972@xxxxxxxxx | wrote:

The idea of my approach is to throw everything including the kitchen
sink at
the topic and then pull out the players.

The problem with that short term mucking around is that a)hormones cycle, they're not always the same b) they have a feeback loop in response to changes that takes weeks to months to manifest all responses to each change c) you're calling low bp with low hr "good" and it isn't, and you're calling certain higher bp "bad" when it's perfectly normal.

Your approach is more like a hobby than anything even a teensy bit informative due to your technique and criteria.

Susan
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