Jamesu
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Long time lurker, first time poster, allow me to share my story...
I'm a 21m, I've been peating quite strictly for about a year now. I was caught out by Danny's optimistic approach to preventing hairloss with nutrition, that's what got me through the door as I was quite desperate having tried all the low carb, vegan, vego, no sugar fiascos. I finally felt like I had hit the ultimatum with Ray's work... I started reading all of his articles and completely aligned myself with the bioenergetic view of the human organism. It took about a month after discovering his work to finally get comfortable with eating sugar, which was a slight mistake as I lost some weight in that time, which wasn't good because I was under a great deal of physical and mental stress which burned me out temporarily. After finally realising how much my mind, body and energy were improving with the sugar I decided I'd go all in and cut down to virtually no pufas and a continuous weekly flow and fresh natural oysters (luckily where I live they're top quality, local and cheap!). I felt a sense of grandiosity as I could feel that I was shifting gears, my mind was sharp and my testosterone was through the roof. Better yet my hairloss was under control - Big win after realising I'd never in a million years touch finnastaride again. This brings me to where I'm at now, I'm happy with my health, I'm young and I feel vibrant. This was fading as the years went on at uni along the standard route, which I now see as poison to the kindled spirits who actually seak knowledge. After having gone through such a transformation I feel like I've left my path of serotonin megalomania, I no longer want to domineer in a professional position, I feel like I want to slow my life down and enjoy every moment, which I now know is possible through a healthy lifestyle. I no longer feel I must pull myself up by the bootstraps and power through the trenches of life, I'm aware of how critical it is that we look after our health when we're young but all I get from uni and work is a form of adversity to that vision.
I feel like I'm unable to get back into a mode which is actually inline with my responsibilities, both as a student and as an employee, I feel they are just factories for garbage and produce nothing actually useful for human prosperity.
It's said that we live in an upside-down world. I'm 21 and I have to make choices which move me into this society. Is anyone else feeling this utter disappointment with the Western world? how could they hold us on such nonsense?
It sounds platitudinous but, how could we trade our health and happiness for a worlds like this? The 9-5 job at the office, the deficit food supply, the intellectual futility of university... I guess I need some hope that people can actually win against all this?
Thanks.
I'm a 21m, I've been peating quite strictly for about a year now. I was caught out by Danny's optimistic approach to preventing hairloss with nutrition, that's what got me through the door as I was quite desperate having tried all the low carb, vegan, vego, no sugar fiascos. I finally felt like I had hit the ultimatum with Ray's work... I started reading all of his articles and completely aligned myself with the bioenergetic view of the human organism. It took about a month after discovering his work to finally get comfortable with eating sugar, which was a slight mistake as I lost some weight in that time, which wasn't good because I was under a great deal of physical and mental stress which burned me out temporarily. After finally realising how much my mind, body and energy were improving with the sugar I decided I'd go all in and cut down to virtually no pufas and a continuous weekly flow and fresh natural oysters (luckily where I live they're top quality, local and cheap!). I felt a sense of grandiosity as I could feel that I was shifting gears, my mind was sharp and my testosterone was through the roof. Better yet my hairloss was under control - Big win after realising I'd never in a million years touch finnastaride again. This brings me to where I'm at now, I'm happy with my health, I'm young and I feel vibrant. This was fading as the years went on at uni along the standard route, which I now see as poison to the kindled spirits who actually seak knowledge. After having gone through such a transformation I feel like I've left my path of serotonin megalomania, I no longer want to domineer in a professional position, I feel like I want to slow my life down and enjoy every moment, which I now know is possible through a healthy lifestyle. I no longer feel I must pull myself up by the bootstraps and power through the trenches of life, I'm aware of how critical it is that we look after our health when we're young but all I get from uni and work is a form of adversity to that vision.
I feel like I'm unable to get back into a mode which is actually inline with my responsibilities, both as a student and as an employee, I feel they are just factories for garbage and produce nothing actually useful for human prosperity.
It's said that we live in an upside-down world. I'm 21 and I have to make choices which move me into this society. Is anyone else feeling this utter disappointment with the Western world? how could they hold us on such nonsense?
It sounds platitudinous but, how could we trade our health and happiness for a worlds like this? The 9-5 job at the office, the deficit food supply, the intellectual futility of university... I guess I need some hope that people can actually win against all this?
Thanks.
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