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  Vertigo. Again. No matter how much progress I make or how disciplined I am, it still finds a way to knock me down and remind me that my body isn’t fully in my control. It’s not just dizziness—it’s a pain in the neck, literally and figuratively. I can do everything “right” and still end up feeling like I’m standing on shaky ground. 📊 Glucose This morning’s Libre 3 Plus readings stayed between  111–116 mg/dL . Smooth overnight curve, steady, no wild swings. By the numbers, this should be a solid day. But here’s the catch: reactive hypoglycemia doesn’t always play by the numbers, and even when glucose is steady, my nervous system can send my head into a spin. That disconnect is one of the most frustrating parts—it feels like my body is gaslighting me. 😴 Sleep Sleep was a mess. Out of  5 hours and 19 minutes in bed , I got just  3 hours and 52 minutes of real sleep . Only  56% efficiency , and it felt like I never fully rested. Too many awakenings, shallow cycle...

  Metrics Overview: Stress:  Dropped from 24% in the morning to 48% by evening — still within a normal and manageable range Energy:  Started at 62%, tapered to 59% — average overall, with signs of strategic conservation Health Index:  Held strong at 100% all day — resilient and stable Focus:  84% sharp — brain stayed online despite glucose and coherence challenges HRV:  Fluctuated from 79% (high) earlier to 33% (low) by night Coherence:  Climbed from 8% to 32% throughout the day — still low but trending up Nervous System Balance: Midday: 100 PSNS / 22 SNS (parasympathetic dominant) Evening: 62 SNS / 34 PSNS (tilted toward sympathetic) These two systems form the autonomic nervous system (ANS), which regulates everything your body does automatically — heart rate, digestion, recovery, inflammation, etc. The  PSNS (parasympathetic nervous system)  is your  rest-and-digest  mode — it’s what allows your body to recover, regenerate, and st...

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