AI is both a curse and a blessing…..
June 28,2026
I know and understand that AI is a curse. It consumes so much water and increases greenhouse gas emissions. It also threatens jobs and is a risk to privacy. It is also however a huge benefit for those who cannot afford certain things such as nutritionists and to also help make sure things like medication and supplement times are optimized. Although I try to avoid using it, I’ve spent allot of time this week while dealing with my pain being so elevated, just reading about my disease process and trying to find ways to make my health better within the confines of said diseases. AI has been a huge help with this.
I take a number of supplements to help with joint pain and cartilage degeneration, sleep management, fibro symptoms and general health. What I didn’t realize and should have is that timing of these supplements is critical to them working optimally. Some are better with food, some without. Some should not be taken within a certain time frame of my other meds. One supplement in fact benefits from being taking with a soluble fat source. By using AI I have set up an optimized schedule for my medications and supplements without causing stress in my day.
My blood sugars are definitely lower at times than I realized and in fact may be contributing to my snoring issues. I’m going to snore allot more if I’m close to unconscious during the night from BS lows. My body obviously pulls from muscle and fat to correct as I’ve noticed it sometimes drops very low and then will stabilize a bit which is strange for someone who is considered type 2 diabetic. I’m also only using Ozempic which acts on BS only when it is elevated. I’m beginning to think that I’m not diabetic at all and am still simply insulin resistant as my BS never gets high enough for the Ozempic to really act on it. The sleep app is showing that this is true when I compare it to my cgm data. I also cough a lot during the night which disrupts my sleep. My plan is to clean out bedroom well and set up an air purifier near my bed.
This data had all been extremely valuable and I am hoping that by acting appropriately on it such as ensuring I have a small snack prior to going to bed and taking my supplements on a better time line, I can help manage my disease processes better.
Has anyone else used AI to help them on their journey?
Stay well, stay safe, and stay healthy. ❤️













