3 ms·
It's an unusual body/brain hack...he seems to have done it methodically and observed the outcome...it worked for him and he wrote up something detailed...that's
by RockyMcNuts 12y ago
It's an unusual body/brain hack...he seems to have done it methodically and observed the outcome...it worked for him and he wrote up something detailed...that's the spirit of hacking!
I don't think it's flagworthy but if it lacks quality vote accordingly!
- rsync 12y agoGiven that this behavior is well preserved in all major world religions, I would hesitate to call it unusual. ..
- dragonwriter 12y ago> It's an unusual body/brain hack... No, its not...intermittent fasting has been a fad in the last few years. There's nothing unusual about it. > he seems to have done it methodically and observed the outcome... I'm having trouble crediting something as a methodical study of a diet pattern change that doesn't have any indication of tracking the specific patterns of what is being eaten (or even quantification of total calories) before and after.
- thoughtpalette 12y ago> No, its not...intermittent fasting has been a fad in the last few years. There's nothing unusual about it. Not everyone has heard about it. I found the article very interesting even though I'm not going to try it out.
- dragonwriter 12y ago> Not everyone has heard about it. That's not the same thing as "unusual".
- thoughtpalette 12y agoI agree to an extent. I consider it unusual, but the nature of that word is subjective.