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Metabolic Health, Digital Pause, Storytelling, Digitizing History
Air Quality and Cognition, the Decadent Society, Mental Models Checklist
Dogma in Science, Alzheimer's Disease, Meritocracy, Time, Who vs. What
Stoicism and Wellbeing, Cold Exposure, Listening, Hiring, Political Extremism
Making the West Great Again, Thinking Biases in Medicine, Propaganda, Optimism
Longevity Escapes Velocity, Psychedelics, Effective Altruism, Crypto State
Manhattan Project for Aging, How to Live in a Simulation, Indian Tech Ecosystem
Lambda School for Health and Wellness, Progress Studies, Moats, Brain Drain
Bio-Tracking, Prediction Markets, Thinking Like an Athlete, Movement Marketing
Cryonics, Mindfulness, Psychedelics, Nobody Cares, Revolution, History Has Begun
History Has Begun with Bruno Maçães on Venture Stories
From Precision Wellness to Life Extension
Living in a Simulation, Golden Mean, Gamification, Back Pain, Risk Management
Balaji Srinivasan: Living in the Future
Health in 2030, Floating Cities, Mental Health Crisis, Cult Wars, Giving Advice
Strava for Health
Strava for Health Optimization
The Long Game 13: Regenerative Agriculture, Sleep Optimization, UFO, Remote Team
Early Disease Detection, Storytelling, Enjoying Being Wrong, Talent, UBI
Apple and the Human Longevity Problem
Will Apple Solve the Longevity Problem?
The New Era of Life Extension
Tech vs. Media: We Need a New Model of Truth
Hip-Hop Helped Cash App Grow Faster
Bug Out Bag Essentials for Reasonably Rational People
Will the Horvath Epigenetic Clock Help Us Reverse Aging?
The Longevity vs. Performance Trade-Off
Re:Fasting, Longevity and Metabolism
on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @12:33AM (#23766910)
For personal health and wellness, self-experimenting is the way to go. It should be easier to try and see what works for us.
In the end of the day, there's no one-size-fits-all for health and wellbeing, people should have the tools to experiment and find the optimal diet and lifestyle.
All the best for your journey!
Re:Fasting, Longevity and Metabolism
on Monday July 06, 2020 @08:32AM (#23747182)
Your story is truly amazing. The level of energy and thinking you put into investigating what was wrong is mind-blowing.
It shows that non-specialists have a crucial role in connecting the dots and helping researchers test and try hypotheses.
Are you still on Keto now? How did your symptoms evolve?
You should write a blog post on your story!