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by mister_mister 4y ago
Man that poster is trying gaslight us into healthy habits. Let's get him boys. /s What is going on with these comments. Going to gym could be part healthy lifestyle but it's not needed, when the lock downs happened many found
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by mister_mister 4y ago
Correct, and has to because the evolutionary time that we had at least 3 meals a day has been really short. The body is made for extreme conditions, conditions that it's no longer exposed to. So it had to be smart with when to store en
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by mister_mister 4y ago
Focusing on something doesn't exclude anything. It could maybe come of as self-contradictory but it wasn't. "Daily movements" is incredibly broad and includes working out in the gym, it also includes walking, playing spo
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by mister_mister 4y ago
"But you still are saying they should do something daily instead of periodic gym, not that they could. " The article of the thread is saying that...
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by mister_mister 4y ago
The links provided themselves point to programs, the information is to sell courses. If you take steroids your body will respond different then normal people. Using steroids and then to promote your programs that act like it's possible
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by mister_mister 4y ago
The links to research about changing your metabolism. one google search away. 1. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4044302/ 2. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3830935/ 3. htt
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by mister_mister 4y ago
"the other is a way of life for a tiny group of professional athletes." The issue is that the links provided by first poster are advocating for such weight loss strategies. While they themselves are on steroids.
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by mister_mister 4y ago
I know of 2 the persons you have linked are using steroids, I don't recommend anyone taking them. Certainly not if the goal of exercise is health.
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by mister_mister 4y ago
The criticism comes from someone who not a expert or even basic knowlegde of role of hormones in the body. Such as insulin on cells or thyriod t3 hormone on metabolism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insulin https:&#x2
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by mister_mister 4y ago
Except that body is unable to sense calories, but it's capable of sensing protein and blood sugar levels. but calories can works as a proxy, "more calories" == "more food" but calories are not all the same.
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by mister_mister 4y ago
"You can't control your gut biome and your metabolism as far as I know" that is incorrect, and shows that your level of understanding doesn't warrant the certainty of your comments about weight loss.
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by mister_mister 4y ago
The poster didn't imply that from what I understand. It's response to links training methodologies that solely focus on the gym and calories. As such is saying "there is more then the gym and calories". and you seem to a
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by mister_mister 4y ago
If experts from reputable sources won't change your mind, I don't think any post on HN will either. The points in the article are pretty clear. The gut biome, your metabolism, sleep, exercise , and stress all play role.
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by mister_mister 5y ago
I agree, Python is/was about simplicity. That is why for validation I use (Maat)[ https://pypi.org/project/Maat/ ] It's just a dictionary to describe the data, and it's easy to expand.
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by mister_mister 9y ago
For me vagrant works best with declarative configuration and a runner. something like this, with sane defaults and many options available by changing fields in a dictionary. https://github.com/Attumm/vagrantfile_example