On or about 12-06-05 08:12, Cindy Haglund did engage James Bradley

 CH> 0n (05 Dec 05) James Bradley wrote to Cindy Haglund...

 JB> You said it! <-;

 CH>  Howdy! Welcome to Abled. :) er but... What did I say? 

Ta hell if I can remember. <-;


 CH>  Well let's not all go into catatonic shock but most people :( really
 CH> have no idea, because they don't care to learn and didn't have to:
 CH> glucose is the heart and soul of our metabolism.

 CH> While Carbon dioxiode levels are what determine how hard you breathe,
 CH> glucose levels trigger hunger.

 CH> But such are not perfect for other factors trigger/turn off hunger
 CH> too. (Other factors can cause us to breathe harder/slower (ie:
 CH> adrenalin in the first and voluntary control in the second.)

 CH> It's quite complicated. Physiology is. I frown a purple streak at
 CH> folks who try to do the simple singlular cause/effect approach to
 CH> solving problems. Nothing, well almost nothing! :) is so simple.


 CH> My dear mom in law never too biochemistry or physiology but she has a
 CH> good bit of COmmon Sense. Moderation is common sense.. but oh boy..
 CH> some folks just don't want to go that way. Easier not to. Ya know that
 CH> physics law about seeking the path of least resistance?

"If man, like a river follows the path of least resistance, he too ends up
crooked." At least that's the way I first saw it. 

...And just today, I read Kevin's' post about the T-5 disconnection. I would
*never* have known about that, unless I go to medical school, or suffer from
the same affliction. 


... James
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