The suggestion I made for bridging between the teaspoon -scale and the cup-scale is what I would use for myself if I were just starting out. It is intended to enhance my self-awareness of my body's response (including herx) to EIS.
Numerous biological input-output relationships would plot linearly on semilogarithmic graphical coordinates. One example is stimulus-perception such as the apparent brightness of the stars (stellar magnitude), apparent brightness of the Tyndall Effect in EIS, and the decibel quasi-unit used in physiological acoustics. Many pharmacological dose-response relations also follow this pattern. Of course, I am only speaking for myself regarding a hypothetical, experimental self-treatment. Best regards, Matthew
