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The blood results came back normal, my glycemia was 0.97 g/L (normal level: 0.7 – 1.1 g/L). “No more beers and a lot more fibers” did great to my liver. Everything else was also normal. The more I took care of my guts the better I was feeling. I took some drastic measures to be healthy and be normal 🙂 again. My resting heart rate showed a beautiful stable behavior each morning (48 bpm, lowest of all time)