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Blood Glucose Levels – A Study of Correlation Factors

January 25, 2012April 26, 2026 April 26, 2026

Author(s): Lloyd Morgan
Source: Trial Study
Date: June 2003

Abstract:
This study examines data collected from April 23 to May 29 for a 51-year old male resident of Blair, WI, Dave Stetzer. The study examines R^2 factors derived from scatter plots of various combinations of two variables.

This study, while focused on one person, also includes the results from three other individuals.

The premise of the investigation began when it was serendipitously observed that being in a location where relatively large peak values of high frequency transients that existed on 60 Hz electrical wiring was apparently raising blood glucose levels. Interestingly, when RMS values of dirty power were used, there was almost no effect on blood glucose levels.

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