h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

as in, 'feeling, very odd', today... no idea why..... well, no true, I've several ideas why.....
1. low cortisol. - took extra..... not sure it helped any.
2. low blood glucose. - ate some more, had early dinner, maybe helped a little....
3. sodium/potassium, maybe..... - felt a bit better after ten pin bowling tonight, and the four pints of that entailed....
3. low BP, --- was 122 over 76 sitting, and slightly (2 points on each) higher, on standing, so I guess not that...
felt very light headed, dizzy, vertigo, etc, most of the day.... didn't sleep last night... I think it was sodium; noticed this evening I've a bit of fluid retention, only slight, but I can notice my wedding ring is tight for once an I've a little bit of fluid retention I can depress on my lower legs which is unusual thesedays

must still try figure out how to make speech on this laptop work right... it keeps going quiet..... for no obvious reason gym tomorrow, then gym again on Friday, when I apparently get to be part of the gym's promotional material, I assume video - maybe I should wear my fancy leggings tired. slightly faint, but feeling more or less fine I think; at least the building has stopped moving.... mostly actually the world is a lot more static since I went bowling and had beer.... which is so the wrong way round

Do you drink enough water?

I think* so.... Its just so tricky to work out; symptoms could be; dehydration (not enough water), too much sodium, too little sodium, too much cortisol/steroids, or not enough... or too low calory intake.... or too low on something slightly more obscure, like magnesium etc.... - I still cant work it out; tried dirnking more... tried eating more, took extra steroids, took extra salt... - I'm really really hopinhg this isn';t my body starting to reject the tiny so-called replacement dose of the liquid levothyroxine I'm on... - very tiny dose, so not enough to do* replacement, but we're ment to be titrating that up (eventually), - but I always got on so badly with levothyroxine tablets, so we're hoping this liquid levothyroxine is the answer.... - cardiology don't want me on the alternative med, T3, due to it potentially putting the heart under pressure or something.... - which makes no sense what soever. but hey ho, Drs are morons who don't know what they're doing. they're still missing something, I'm sure. I've just no idea what I read posts on the net, all over the shop, and talk to other people with my condition; I have so little in common with them, I really do question more and more if my entire diagnosis is correct.... - "I feel X, so take more Y to make myself feel better" - in every instance I'm the opposite... the only med to ever do any good/noticble improvement, was the growth injections (just gave myself my midnight injection) everything else I seem to get opposite reactions... - even my melatonin I've stopped taking entirely now; and I'm sleeping better mayve I'm just not human

I was thinking of you when I heard the other day that the Nobel prize was awarded to a team that discovered how circadian rhythm works.

You can listen to the story here. http://www.npr.org/2017/10/02/555170222/3-americans-win-nobel-in-medicine-for-circadian-rhythm-research

I only know how it doesn't* work the interesting thing is, now we know there are several serkadian clocks, although mostly people talk of the central one.... but the other clocks kind of feedback to the central one in some way an aweful lot seemingly tied up with hormones, as much as neurological mechanisms, directly