
serotoninskeptic
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serotoninskeptic
@5HTskeptic
Changing your mind is the essence of living matter. https://t.co/rRyV6gK4UT





Coffee + heavy cream as a base for my cereal so I don’t get any protein (makes you fat)



I wrote the most complete fat loss guide in 3 parts, based on 10 years of trial and error where I tried pretty much everything until I found a sustainable method where you don’t have to starve or constantly restrict yourself. Part 1 is about nutrition: how to raise your metabolism and a few cheat codes to speed up fat loss and avoid plateaus while keeping high energy. Part 2 is about lifestyle habits, other cheat codes outside nutrition that have a huge impact on fat loss, and a full guide on how to design the perfect training program tailored to you. Both are free. Part 3 doesn’t concern you unless you’re already around 12–15% body fat (which is also why it’s paid): it covers the full pharmacology of fat loss. Each guide is about 150 A4 pages if printed. You can find them all here: berbarianwizard.substack.com

peating...but with a chinese twist









Wanted something sweet but didn't want to eat too much energy, so I just dumped a bunch of fat-free whipped cream into a bowl (Yes. I know. Fat-free is looked down on by specific groups) I'm just saying, @exfatloss has a point here 200 g of whipped cream and it's like cement truck satiety



@natelawrence_ inspired Coffee Mallow Bowl Ingredients: - 50g gelatin - 200g honey - 10g (decaf) instant coffee - 1g salt Macros: 783 kcal, 43g protein, 164g carbs, 0g fat





To those saying this is only a days worth of food… that’s why you may be overweight. No shade, but if you were tracking and eating with proper macro targets this makes many meals. 💪🏾

i’ve started a sunmaxxing protocol let me cook




BTW, the most reliable and accessible way to track fat loss is your waist measurement. Body weight fluctuates constantly due to changes in water retention, glycogen levels, digestion, minerals balance, and stress, which can easily mask real fat loss. You can be losing fat while the scale stays the same or even increases, especially during recomposition, where you lose fat and gain muscle at the same time (muscle is denser than fat). Your waist measurement reflects actual fat loss much more directly.























