Trpscience Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
116	Weight loss and why it's so difficult	Science	Trpscience	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 06:05 PM
18	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community	Science	Trpscience	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 01:10 AM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
22	Resistance after taking the red pill. I actually really like these resistances. I wish they happened to me more often. Not only is it a sign of insecurity in those people, a proof of how unsuccessful they are compared to you. But also it brings out a slight nostalgic feelings that can validate your progress. "You're acting weird" = "You're not a little bitch anymore"	/r/TheRedPill	24/04/17 11:44 AM
1	Weight loss and why it's so difficult Two things: 1. If your "lover" is attracted to you the way you are. It doesn't mean having a weak jawline is her type. She either likes that you are in her league, or doesn't mind your jawline. But you losing weight which does a lot more than just your jawline will make her a lot more attracted to you. DNP is a toxic substance. It's use isn't as dangerous as news articles make it out to be. But I would not recommend it for anyone who has any heart disease, history of heart disease in their famil…	/r/TheRedPill	21/04/17 05:19 PM
1	Weight loss and why it's so difficult You don't need anywhere that much. 0.6g per pound of body weight is more than enough.	/r/TheRedPill	21/04/17 12:27 PM
1	Weight loss and why it's so difficult Thank's, I've looked into it. I will edit my post.	/r/TheRedPill	21/04/17 12:26 PM
1	Weight loss and why it's so difficult If you are on a low carb diet and you don't feel so good, then you probably need solutes in your system. Coffee is a diuretic and it makes you lose those. The stimulant properties of caffeine made you feel better. But I recommend consuming loads of water and potassium.	/r/TheRedPill	20/04/17 11:48 AM
2	Weight loss and why it's so difficult Drink your calories. It's easiest way to get massive amounts in. A scoop of whey (diet whey phd 25g = 90kcal) in milk (500ml full fat = 300kcal) mixed with oats (100g = 380kcal) is. 770kcal in a very small volume. Also, you can put olive oil on your salad, in your soup, or on your food (The Italians and Mediterraneans told me it goes with anything). Every tablespoon used is 120kcal. Keep in mind that you can only realistically gain 0.5lb (0.25kg) of muscle per week. So if you gain 1kg in a week …	/r/TheRedPill	20/04/17 09:11 AM
1	Weight loss and why it's so difficult I clearly mention how weight loss must be slow and gradual. I also recommended IF and low GI food for the metabolic issue you talk about.	/r/TheRedPill	20/04/17 06:58 AM
1	Weight loss and why it's so difficult Sorry but I will have to disagree here. You shouldn't avoid fat, nor carbohydrates. Any type of fat or oil has been stripped out of many essential nutrients. An olive will contain a lot more nutrients than it's fatty extract alternative. 120kcal worth of olives (about 100g) in your salad will be a lot more satisfying, filling, and nutritious than 120kcal of extra virgin olive oil (aproximately one tablespoon).	/r/TheRedPill	20/04/17 06:45 AM
1	Weight loss and why it's so difficult Thanks for this. I wasn't too sure of the correct requirements needed so I said that 1g would be fine.	/r/TheRedPill	20/04/17 06:32 AM
1	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community I mean that in a multivitamin tablet, many vitamins won't be absorbed as well as they would from normal food. Sorry for saying multivitamins may cause cancer. I was quoting this article. Indeed, some studies have shown increased risk of cancers in relation to using certain vitamins. But looking more into it, the same organisation claims otherwise. I mistook "certain" for "multivitamins". My bad.	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 10:00 PM
1	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community No matter how much was consumed, it was the same for both groups. TRF group dropped in T, ND group didn't. I never said maintenance, I said caloric need. If the program was going for a deficit the caloric need was calculated lower than maintenance. Both groups would have similar degree of errors in the calories they report, and those errors are taken into account in the statistical test. When a test shows significance it means that despite the data is accurate at a certain confidence interval de…	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 06:16 PM
0	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community I am often linked to subreddits, websites, communities, "my cousin is a doctor he said this". Why can't you link a study? On yourbrainonporn.com 90% if not all scientific articles they use to back up their claims are on porn, and video game addiction. Non are on are about the negative effects of masturbation itself.	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 04:12 PM
1	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community A balanced diet is essential If by a balanced diet you thought I meant "any calories you want", then my apologies, I'll try to be more clear next time.	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 04:07 PM
1	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community Caloric requirement was kept the same for both groups. It says TRF subjects consumed 100 % of their energy needs in an 8-h period And Subjects in the ND group consumed 100 % of their energy needs divided into three meals consumed at 8 a.m., 1 p.m., and 8 p.m Both groups had their caloric needs calculated. Then those calories were either spread out, or consumed in an 8 hour window. Did you even look at the study? It is shocking to see you got 3 up votes for a completely false statement. Just beca…	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 04:05 PM
1	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community You're whole comment leads us to this study. You're whole comment over hypes and even misrepresents the findings of that article. You quote the last bit of the sentence to get your point across. That is the full passage. Practical testing by a statistically insignificant number of people, who did not have sufficient symptoms to be diagnosed with depression, showed that the cold hydrotherapy can relieve depressive symptoms rather effectively. It was tested on a statistically insignificant sample …	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 03:55 PM
5	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community The overly repeated study stating that testosterone peaks after 7 days of abstinence is a small, and isolated study. And like you said yourself, those levels go back to normal. I haven't read the androgen receptors study. But from what you're typing, the study only goes as far as showing how androgen receptors become more available. The effect you speculate is probably not in the study. So many factors play into this. How significantly, if at all, does the Kd value (affinity) change? Does the ma…	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 12:06 PM
1	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community I did state my uncertainty on anything I wasn't too sure about. Especially when it came to IF. However my statement about T being reduced isn't baseless. I haven't looked much into it, they're could be conflicting evidence. But then again, this is why I said "it can" instead of "it does", and "slightly". Testosterone and insulin-like growth factor 1 decreased significantly in TRF, with no changes in ND (p = 0.0476; p = 0.0397). TRF = Time restricted feeding (IF) ND = Normal diet Source With the …	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 11:47 AM
-2	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community You think it's working for you and improving your anxiety, and so did I at one stage. But behind the scenes, it's increasing your stress hormones and reducing your testosterone, and serotonin. All of which are detrimental effects to your body.	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 11:37 AM
0	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community Sorry I meant a balanced, and healthy food choice is necessary, but a fad diet that you can't maintain is inefficient.	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 11:33 AM
1	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community No mistakes were made. The article states that rectal temperature isn't correlated with a change in hormone production. But this isn't the stimulus we are measuring the effect of. We are measuring the effect of cold stress. The line I quoted and you did to, explains how cold stress (ignoring rectal temperature) decreases testosterone, and also serotonin in the brain. Cold stress doesn't have to change your rectal temperature to have such an effect. It could be due to nerve endings being stimulat…	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 02:37 AM
10	The prevalence of broscience and pseudoscience in this community Personal experiences and the gut are the last thing you should follow. People who follow these are not men, they are idiots with low IQ. It's the reason why some people are more afraid boarding a plane (chance of death 1 in 11 million) than eating junk food and sweets which is much more likely to kill them from diabetes/heart disease. Their gut feeling tells them plane=high=long fall=death. If people were more logical they'd know what's really bad for them If you don't want to have strong founda…	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 01:32 AM