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The difficulty of avoiding sugar in Thailand.
KhunLA replied to Felton Jarvis's topic in Eastern Thailand
Yea ... at my age, if I don't know what's good or bad to eat by now, I don't think drastic changes would make much difference. Most adjustments have simply come with age. More about activity level & metabolism, and realizing, eating and drinking as much as I did up to 50 yrs old, just isn't going work in these later years. TBH, very little has changed, some minor tweaks on types of, but most around volume of, overall, and moderation of the less healthy eating habits. In the past, I'd eat half an apple pie, washed down with a liter of whole milk. Now a slice with a Cappuccino. ???????? -
The difficulty of avoiding sugar in Thailand.
KhunLA replied to Felton Jarvis's topic in Eastern Thailand
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The difficulty of avoiding sugar in Thailand.
KhunLA replied to Felton Jarvis's topic in Eastern Thailand
Am I suppose to list every website and or vid I watched about sugar ? Over my adult lifetime. Did I read a study, research paper ... NO, as those results end up satisfying the folks that funded the research. Then someone will fund another research study a year later, and counter the previous one. We've all seen that over & over. I did post a most informative vid about sugar, and if anyone watched that, that pretty much explains most things. I even noted many would probably want to skip through to the more pertinent stuff that might interest them. Explains all types of sugars and how used, and with that info, you can make an informed decision to eat, or not. If watched ... Explains why I pretty much stick to good ol' white table sugar. Most foods we eat are home cooked from scratch, so we get to control all the ingredients. 'L' follows (trolls) me enough to know that. -
How this is a surprise to anyone, is the amazing part. Remember, so "Safe & Effective", the big pharm, companies, CDC/FDA got the definition of vaccine changed. In the USA anyway ... the "vaccines", basically a pre-exposure prophylaxis” or “PrEP”, re-classed as a vaccine, which falls under a different set of rules (liability/compensation) and in a different court, where settlements are quick, and big pharm not held 'liable'. Why I never Q'd up for the silliness, of experimental PrEP s. Vaccines every 3-6 months, that's some funny sh!t right there. Maybe in 50 yrs, you'll be able to read all the drug trial info ... they are trying so hard not to release ... ???? DISCLAIMER: These thoughts are IMHO and IMHO only. Your opinion may differ.
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Flying from Phattalung to Pattaya, Utapao, is it possable ?
KhunLA replied to Old car dealer's topic in Pattaya
@Old car dealer agree with bignok, if lady coming just to see you, then pop down to see her instead, and take in Phatthalung. Experience a different TH if haven't already. Unless she's just heading to Patts to work, then as stated by other, no airport at Phatthalung, so she'll need to plan accordingly. -
The difficulty of avoiding sugar in Thailand.
KhunLA replied to Felton Jarvis's topic in Eastern Thailand
Actually .. I apparently eat fairly healthy, now, relative to others. Never was a deep fried food eater. Olive & peanut oil when indulging. Sugar wise, most eaten is good ol' white table sugar, or brown if cookies or brownies, and actually the best sugar, even low in calories, if one counts those. I'd rather eat a beef or pork tenderloin, giving up a bit of fat flavor, for tenderness, so a leaner, healthier cut of meat. Prefer seafood over land critters, sometime healthier. All in moderation. My weak area, since in TH, is veggies, so take a multi vit to supplement that. Pre-TH, it was the amount of food I ate compared to now, that amazes me, looking back. Still fairly healthy, though more dining out...a lot more. But burned it off also working & playing hard. Almost no alcohol, past 15 yrs, and apparently a major difference to most other expats, or so implied from reading forum. Never was a buffet fan, though did my share of, and pigged out when did, so avoid, unless extreme quality, and luckily, that's rare or expensive. -
Foreigners Laud Free Thai Visa Policy for Chinese tourists
KhunLA replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Doesn't the same happen in Thailand? With the non-chinese expats that use agents simply but can't afford to take over since they barely exist here on their pittance of their retirement that they can't even make the financials for visa. -
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Trump: Pence making up ‘absolutely false’ stories about him
KhunLA replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Pence is not stranger to telling porkies himself, especially during covid: -
The difficulty of avoiding sugar in Thailand.
KhunLA replied to Felton Jarvis's topic in Eastern Thailand
Reading comprehension of my post would avoid you asking for research. Obviously many, most don't read or watch what I link, and I'm not going to waste time repeating myself. Re-read what I've posted slowly & carefully, as I don't think I need to add any more to be understood. I'll do me, which seems to work just fine, you do you ... ENJOY -
Again, you keep repeating the same false spin. They could service them, no problem, but unfortunately, needed to quite often.
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and yet ... nuff said
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Cuban Black Beans: Available in Thailand? Where?
KhunLA replied to GammaGlobulin's topic in Western Food in Thailand
Haven't a clue, sorry, can't help, never bought. Never crossed my mind to have here. You first ???? -
Why is walking so good for you? Here's what studies show.
KhunLA replied to Social Media's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Pedal bike, 0 impact, or stationary if concerned about having an oops. Also these type seem to be the ticket for many: -
Finally, someone with taste buds, and mirrors our beans at home a bit ???? Add some Tomato sauce, Siracha, bbq sauce & seasonings.
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Pepsi (diet) over coke for my Rum & Coke, when I use to indulge. Now it's Mojitos or Mochitos, using Schweppes lemon/lime, when lazy, more times than not.
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7/12 ? Can charge when every you want, though since having solar, we charge during daytime, such as now. No limit to when we use our car. Charging while sleeping certainly wouldn't be an inconvenience.
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Nah ... nobody drains battery to 0% 2 hours, usually less and mine is done, 30-100% (72v/50Ah) DECO SUSU (mine) SUSU - Updated battery:
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The difficulty of avoiding sugar in Thailand.
KhunLA replied to Felton Jarvis's topic in Eastern Thailand
Agree, and my blood sugar level has always been extreme high end of normal. Knockin' on 69 yrs old, pastry & ice cream junkie, and so far, not diabetic ... ???? Every doc has told me to cut back. But table/white sugar, mostly used at bakeries, and some brown sugar, is the better of the sugars, relative. That might explain it, and as stated, avoid sugar drinks and alcohol. Mostly home cooking, so overly processed food intake is at a minimum. Either very lucky, or from my experience, sugar itself, in my diet, is not the demon it's made out to be. YMMV ... with your types of sugar & genetics. -
@GammaGlobulin Amazon has it for 7200 baht $84+$118 (S&H&duty) but make sure it's 220v or whatever offered for UK, EU, SEA