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It's interesting they argue that protein in excess is bad.. If anything the consensus seems to be among the 'health influencers' (if there can even be one on th
by siliconc0w 2y ago
It's interesting they argue that protein in excess is bad.. If anything the consensus seems to be among the 'health influencers' (if there can even be one on this topic) is that protein is good and you need more than the RDA if you want to maintain/build muscle.
The most effective diet I've tried is "Rabbit Starvation". Basically the idea is that if you are in the wilderness, even if you can trap endless rabbits and squirrels - no amount will sustain you, our bodies can't turn enough of it into energy. It's one of the few cases where a calorie is provably not a calorie. You can leverage this by just making lean protein and vegetables most if not all of your diet. 100% is definitely not a long term diet but it's a knob you can play with.
- AstralStorm 2y agoIncreased protein has been indeed a staple of dieting. Requires more energy to process into sugars, and is filling. That said you won't starve on rabbits, but you will go low weight, akin to Walford's. Assuming you eat most of the rabbit, not just the meat. That said, make sure you don't have gout or kidney stones or other similar problems, or you will be in a world of hurt.