Comments by "p11" (@porky1118) on "The Scary New Research On Sugar u0026 How They Made You Addicted To It! Jessie Inchauspé | E243" video.

Last year I watched somebody who said, almost all diseases are related to Acids in your body (acidosis). So this year will be the year of the glucose I guess ;)
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1:10:10 Can I also drink sour kombucha before eating? I drink kombucha anyway, but I often feel like I shouldn't drink it before eating sweet stuff. Especially not before milk, since it would get sour (except in cases where I want my milk sour, but then I mix milk and kombucha before eating/drinking it). I usually drink it after eating or before eating more healthy stuff. And sometimes before drinking sweet stuff.
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53:40 I usually do the order wrong. I started to eat the delicious/sweet stuff first, and maybe some healthy stuff afterwards. Either because I didn't initally plan to eat healthy stuff at all. Or because I thought, I want the unhealthy stuff to be disgested first, so when I go to bed, my disgestion won't cause sleeping problems.
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I often have sleeping problems in the recent years. It usually happens when I ate a lot. Especially when I ate a lot too late, or ate sugar or carbohydrates in general. Doing sports, especially endurance sport (boxing, jumping jack, basically anything where I move fast, which makes my heart beat). I guess my body doesn't want to store more fat, and tells me to stay awake until all the glucose in my blood is gone. When I still don't listen to my body, and only sleep for a few hours, I can sleep better the next night, but then I often wake up with a headache. This headache goes away when drinking water and doing some sports.
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1:13:15 I often do this with one of my legs. It almost moves automatically. It's called restless-leg-syndrome. I guess it's my body trying to get rid of glucose :)
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12:21 I think, that's why I had for most of my life. The first time I had it at a very young age (maybe 7). It was after playing Zelda 3 at a friend, the part where you go into the dark world on the mountains, and the background is filled with stars. It was scary, but I couldn't just ignore it, since I knew it was the truth. Since it is the truth. Why does anything exist at all? What if just nothing existied? It's not just a thought. It's not a dream I can wake up from. Life is meaningless, and everything will be over one day. When I get these thoughts, I start to panic and just want this to be a dream. I just want to exit and be back to the main menu of this game. But this thought couldn't be a dream in any universe, since it's just reality. It's rooted in fundamental logic. I don't have it very often anymore. Maybe once a year, maybe even less often. Only when I kind of try to get it, when I actively think about this stuff, like right now. Maybe I'll get it now, but I doubt it. Sometimes I even kind of miss this feeling. At least it's kind of exciting. But having to go to school or nowadays my job is annoying. It feels pretty meaningless then. But I think these thoughts might have helped me to think freely. It's difficult to scare me with real world problems, especially abstact ones which don't directly concern me.
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