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Physiologic Living
Mar. 19th, 2021 06:14 amThe Moderna vaccine doesn't seem to have had TOO bad of an effect on me. The main problem I had was soreness and pain around where I was poked, and that whole arm hurt badly enough last night to effect my sleep quality and make me take a nighttime Tylenol. I tend to only take pain meds when I feel I'm at an extreme, so you could probably make a joke about my getting my leg bitten off by an alligator and claiming to be "fine" and "just a cup of tea will do." This A.M. the arm is still sort of useless, but the pain's gone down from a 6 or 7 to around a 2. I just don't think I'm going to be doing a lot of push ups today.
The Road to Wellville is an excellent read so far, but not quite as laugh-out-loud funny as the movie. It does have its moments, though. And J. Harvey Kellogg's character comes off as being every bit as grating as you'd expect. I'm aware that he claimed to be of the highest quality moral fiber (hehe fiber, see what I did there) but to my mind, anyone who gets that many enemas voluntarily has got some kinks.
My beef soup bones finally showed up, a full day later than expected (thanks FedEx) and with NO dry ice left in the cooler. The packages were still cold to the touch but I'm annoyed that White Oak Farms and I both were relying on two day shipping and this happened. If it had been later in the summer things might have been very different. As it is, I have enough bones now to make probably three pots of bone broth. I might try to get more mileage of of them by making as concentrated a stock as I can and then thinning it with water as needed or desired.
The Road to Wellville is an excellent read so far, but not quite as laugh-out-loud funny as the movie. It does have its moments, though. And J. Harvey Kellogg's character comes off as being every bit as grating as you'd expect. I'm aware that he claimed to be of the highest quality moral fiber (hehe fiber, see what I did there) but to my mind, anyone who gets that many enemas voluntarily has got some kinks.
My beef soup bones finally showed up, a full day later than expected (thanks FedEx) and with NO dry ice left in the cooler. The packages were still cold to the touch but I'm annoyed that White Oak Farms and I both were relying on two day shipping and this happened. If it had been later in the summer things might have been very different. As it is, I have enough bones now to make probably three pots of bone broth. I might try to get more mileage of of them by making as concentrated a stock as I can and then thinning it with water as needed or desired.
