To start, I've always subscribed to the Low T is a problem "faction". I'd be taking supplements, going to the gym, eating red meat (carnivore dieting), etc... to up my T levels. I always imagined it was a problem but I've never had evidence to decide just how much of a problem it was until now.
I started injecting Testosterone. I wasn't cycling (traditional steroids) though it was borderline. Instead, I just took enough that would lead to roughly 1200 ng/dl. Now, society says this is peak teenage levels of T (currently) but some research I've done suggests this was what the average man once had in the past (before soyciety took over).
Either way, I was compelled to make this topic because I've done it twice now over the last couple months and the difference is unbelievable. Depression? Gone. My reflexes are better, my alertness is higher, my thinking is clearer, my balance is better, my motivation is higher, my sex drive is higher (but it's the complete opposite of a gooner sex drive. This isn't a simp, women control me, sex drive. This is a, I want to fuck and I'll take what I want, sex drive,), my recovery from working out is better, my strength is higher and my endurance is better. It's a night-and-day difference too. This isn't some subtle supplement difference. This is like I injected heroin but instead of losing myself in my own world, I am ready to face this world.
Whatever the conspiracy is, it's no wonder they want men with lower T levels. I feel like I would be better at anything I did and far more focused and motivated at doing it. I think most of our problems would vanish if every White man's T levels increased.
How many jumping jacks are required to burn off 45 grams of couch cushion?
Since birth control and antibiotics are effectively 0kcal, I can ingest 2 kilograms and not get fat after, right?
Why can I weigh 200 lbs, eat 2kg of beef a day (2880 kcal x3 = 8,400 kcal), a stick of butter (880 kcal) and weigh 177 lbs after 3 months with less physical activity?
Pick one.
Yeah I’d downvote also if I believed jewish “nutritionists”. Be sure to get your next booster shots.
CICO is law because of physics. But you're also right that the human body is a biochemical factory and not just an incinerator. So if you throw 3k kcals of kerosene into it, it doesn't burn hotter, it just dies because it has no means of handling that type of fuel.
You could say the same of a diesel engine - so much diesel fuel (calories in) will get you so much energy output (calories out). "But what if I put 500kcals of gasoline into it!?" well then it will fucking die. Hence TallestSkil's false dichotomy comment, and fuck you for making me take his side.
So, CICO matters, but the CI is very dependent on biochemistry (similar to the diesel engine). While I highly doubt you eat ~4.5 lbs. of beef per day as you claim, the fact is that your body can probably never digest that. You've only got so much protease to break down all that protein; at some point you produce too much and start to break down your own body's essential proteins (stomach lining and whatnot). It's also why you could eat 1 million kcals of styrofoam and still starve because styrofoam is nondigestible, similar to the diesel engine being incapable of consuming gasoline. Also, in a ketogenic state, you retain a ton less water because 1 gram of carbohydrate holds like 4 grams of water while one gram of fat holds maybe one gram of water. The human body has ~1kg of glycogen storage potential, which means if you're carb rich, you've got the 1kg of glycogen + 5kg of water with it leading to about 13 lbs. of excess weight just from carbing.
But I'm sure you already know all of this, being a physics and biochem expert and all. Yes, I'm getting annoyed in my own reply, but only because I like you enough to reply and hopefully straighten you out a bit... even though I know you're not the type to be straightened out.
Jewish scientists didn't come up with all this shit; the kilocalorie was defined by Nicolas Clément, who was not a jew. The concept of the joule (the preferred unit of work) was presented by [James Prescott Joule](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Prescott_Joule), also not a jew. And honestly I can't think of a single jewish nutritionist that would have leveraged these terms to make one believe calories aren't biologically real or whatever you're trying to claim.