I have tried the model, and I agree with you on the point. A product was uploaded for a test, the output catches the product quite well, but the text on the generated 3D model is unreadable.

I wondered how accurate is the blood sugar measurement, has someone tested it?

Do you mean blood oxygen?

I have hyptertension around 140/100, the best thing works for me is tennis. After 3 hours the numbers are 125/95, it went back after 1 hour.

Mine swings wildly. Around 130/100 while resting due to having taken BP meds for months now, but can get as low as 110/80 after exercise/cardio to the point of easily passing out.

I had good results with table tennis too. Which was funny, because I play pretty chill.

Probably every sport where you move your arms for an extended period could be beneficial.

The woman in the painting could be the same as the one in this one https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/explore/collection/work/88264/

Wow. The ages would appear to match for that being the same kid too.

1624 for your one, 1626 for the later one.

Similar but not the same ring and earring. Different bracelet.

I noticed that too, looks like the woman portrait was sold at Christies on 2014. https://www.christies.com/lot/cornelis-de-vos-hulst-c-1584-1... And the provenance says the painting has been in the present owner's family since 19th century, maybe there is some clue on the family.

Did they cut the father in that paintings?

A more frutier variety is the ruby chocolate, I really like it, but its a personal taste https://www.viba-shop.de/heilemann/ruby-chocolate/

Amazing story, keep it up!