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Meat, veg and some pumpkin. Sprinkle some nuts and olive oil and that baby, cant go wrong. Would meal prep a few days, can buy big bag of mince for a quick one, or do a roast on the weekend.

Yeah a supplement would sort her out. When I was vegan I supplemented and had dark leafy greens with every meal.

For this reason I try to socialise with people who aren't into spirituality Every person has experience that I don't have, women especially who are just born with big hearts.

Who is this teacher, doesnt sound legit to me - anti abortion? What does that have to do with making money lol? Eben Pagan would never spin this shit

Awesome insight from an Owen Cook product: "Which opener would work better - 'I am a smart, healthy, successful person, I have committed my life to being motivated, responsible and working to be my absolute best, most insightful and emotional balanced self. I just wanted to come over to you and ask if I could take you to dinner.'...or "HORSEY HORSEY HORSEY!" whilst grabbing your belt and jumping up and down". In many circumstances the second one would work much better. Super counter-intuitive... Insights you'd only get from learning game.

This is a shitpost. You need to pick up a book and read at least some of it when it comes to health. Immunosuppresants won't just potentially fail, they will certainly fail because they are a bandaid solution. Go sniff some heavy metals and see how you immune system holds up.

I also missed a dose on my first round and had distinct redistribution symptoms, headache, brain fog etc. My second round I probably had the worst brain fog I've ever had, since then it's been smooth sailing with extre occasional tinnitus. People complain post chelation all the time, search tinnitus in the FB group. Mercury related symptoms don't diminish as soon as you start chelating.

My intention with starting Mercury chelation was to rule out toxicity if I didn't have it, and get it the fuck out if I did. I completed all of the steps to beginning chelation outlined in the ACC protocol, I got X-Rays, Hair Test, did a thiol elimination diet like 5 times. Did core 4 supplements leading up to taking any chelating agent. My hair tests met "counting rules", indicating I was mercury toxic, and I have never had Amalgam Fillings, the general advice I got was that I was safe to jump into chelating with ALA. I begun with 25mg every 3 hour, and quickly shortened it to every 2.5 hours. I have done through "what mercury does to you" in the Amalgam Illness book with a fine tooth comb, and as I'm chelating I'm looking for distinct symptoms that are completely out of the ordinary for me, corroborated in this section of the book. The main difference whole chelating is very infrequent tinnitus, it's different from the tinnitus that I hear after being at a nightclub, it's quite a bit louder than usual and only last for a few seconds. It only begun whilst chelating. This is an indication to me that ALA is in fact interacting with Mercury in the body, and I will continue with this chemical until I reach 300mg every 2.5 hours with no symptoms.

Idk I plaed for his high status communication course and there are a couple people in the group with genuine results. A ton of mental circle jerking goes on in the facebook group, but there's some standout people who have recently blown up on social media and post pure gold. I probably won't pay for another RSD course as I've got access to his old content that helped me lose my virginity. Also Owen's story is very well documented, if people want results like Owen you can NLP model him.

You're in for a world of hurt if you start experimenting with Chlorella. Read Andy Cutlers work before going near heavy metal toxicity - this isn't because of some dogma that he is the sole authority, his insight about the half lives of chelating agents is critical to getting metals out of the body for good. It is a unique insight based on his coincidental background in Pharmacokinetics, Chemistry and being a GP makes his perspective unique. If you can explain the pharmacokinetics of Chlorella and Cilantro, and you know how long it will actually carry mercury through the bloodstream before dropping it then go for your life. But as far as I know nobody can tell this.

There is 0 truth to Blackpill, come on. If someone is so unsuccessful at socialising because idk they are mute or something, they can build status and leverage sexual value off of that. Yes it will be harder, but you have no choice but to play the hand you're dealt. Tom Tomero was unattractive and really good at game, pretty creepy imo but still successful. Owen Cook is a balding ginger and gets laid.

I'm obviously attracted to her, we have sex and I think we have a good thing. We listen to self help audiobooks together and do exercises along side each other. I was in bed with her the other day and she told me she uses pronouns they/them and asked if it changes anything. I didn't reply because I wanted to think about it. I can see how you can consider identity constructed, but don't think this is independent of gender. And the whole progressive gender movement tries to separate biological differences from having affect on personality. I have a few issues with how this works in society, I dont think it works well and it is a strawman movement. My gut feel is that it's a deal breaker, it's a tough one. Watching Leo's video on the liberal mind has been helpful.

Will a chapter be devoted to the space kangaroo?

I'd suggest reading the Detransition Reddit thread.

I've done a lot of dating in the past year and this is the first time it's come up. We've been together for a couple of months, she has described herself in conversation as "feminine defining" so I concluded that was that. We were in bed the other night and she told me it's a very new thing, and she prefers they/them pronouns, and asked if it changed anything. My issue isn't with her identity or how she feels in her body, its having to dictate other peoples language, and other peoples language being integral to that identity. I just think it's silly tbh. If we were best friends I wouldn't even think about it, but we are in a romantic relationship so I want us to have more congruence in our world-views.

And you still get those mystical experiences as benchmarks for what you get to come back to when you're grounded. You know there is genuine fulfillment in spiritual work, but we've got a foundation to work on first.

I think a lot of people can relate to this. Your description of your current state shows uncanny resemblance to my experience being 17/18 years of age, was doing a few hours of spiritual work a day and was experimenting with psychedelics. Especially felt disconnected from others, family, having Leo's voice spinning around my head. It will pass my friend, especially because you are being proactive. I eventually realised I was neglecting my material life, and I could do spiritual work but had to be dead serious about my survival and success. I spoke to a lot of councilors at this time, they guided me to some insights that stuck with me, but ultimately I realised the less I looked after myself, the more I needed help, and the more I looked after myself and the less I needed help. Not mastering the three base chakras is really grounded advice, Leo talks about this in his dangers of spiritual work video, not having a handle on that bottom rung in the hierarchy of needs seems to not fare well for many people doing spiritual work. I remember teetering on insanity, I used to do meditations, and would force myself to laugh because I believed god was trying to get me to fully let go through laughter, even if it meant freaking out my family in the other room. I isolated myself in my final year of high school because my debauched friends were "distracting me from my growth". Pillars of what grounded me: - coming back to the question "what can I be certain of?" (huge! I've wasted years misinterpreting what Leo teaches and not thinking for myself, it will take years to integrate what Leo teaches) - putting my life into an existential context; might not be best for you if you're really vulnerable. But this was one of Sadghuru's concepts in his Inner Engineering course - I contemplate my own suffering, my own life relative to the whole of reality... Basically arriving on the insight that if I suffer, life will continue, if I die, life will continue. This has been really grounding for me. - socialising, doing serious night-game and day-game everyday for 7 months - being incredibly disciplined with my diet... started mercury detoxification (huge commitment and financial strain, but I'm on my way, hopefully I can get it done as swiftly and safely as possible) - holotropic breathwork/integrating with a councilor... Feeling deeply into the emotions in my body - the LP course - moving out of my parent's house - starting a job that exposed me to a whole world of new experience; I started caring for people with disabilities, how my government deals with such people, I had no idea what people and their families go through, or how much I take for granted my own independence - moving in with chill housemates so I'm socialising a lot

I'd rather not, it's inviting a silly amount of drama into one's lives and would hurt my partner which I'd hate doing. I remember upsetting my girlfriend as a teenager and just feeling horrible in my body. You see these Tristan Tate types on YouTube managing 15 women he's dating, such a stupid and huge time investment.

I really appreciate this response. I've been thinking along these lines in the car on the way home from work today - eventually it may be a value disconnect that I can't get over, I've decided I'm just happy to go along for the ride. Other areas of the relationship are definitely awesome, I envisioned a partner who would be willing to learn and do healing practices with me, and she's really keen to start doing this stuff with me. I'll stay out of her way regarding her personal choices, she has no moral obligations, the world will not stop spinning if she eats a chocolate bar.

I started dating this girl recently, I'm attracted to her, she is genuinely open minded, stage Green and I enjoy being around her, I can fully emotionally relax with her. She holds this very liberal view of food and has this story that people shouldn't get into dieting because viewing foods as anything but "just food" is an eating disorder. As far as I can tell she has not moral obligation to adhere to any sort of system regarding her diet and lifestyle - however based on my own research I would consider this wise.... Basically I think her view is unwise, I think she is ruining her chances at being happy and to self-actualize. She sees coaches and has an interest in Self-Actualization work, but as far as I can tell if she wanted to deepen such work she would stay at step 0 by neglecting her biology. David Deida advises that criticism will not fare well and she will interpret it as an insult, and that it is a better approach to just love and praise her and that the ''behaviour will correct''. I've got to be careful here because if I am praising her so that she "corrects a behaviour", that's manipulation. If everyone "had" to eat "healthy", they probably would, but they evidently don't, so there probably isn't some divine rule about it. Honestly I think I can accept her fully, if it becomes a deal breaker I'm happy to cross that bridge when I get to it, if we break up I'll just go back to game.

I noticed cognitive enhancement after taking 1000mg Taurine a few times a day.

"Last week I used" Im saying this is the wrong frame. Are you getting that? - when I gave an example of how I was successful in this situation, I didn't "use" anything, I just said what came to my head. Bro just say anything. Free associate. Great communication isn't completely regimented, it's when you totally relax and are saying whatever, you're being creative and spontaneous. Boring, reserved, second guessing, treading softly are descriptions of most guys trying to get better at dating, you're not alone here. Cool that you're taking risks, be careful about Julian Blanc style negging, being rude or mean to anyone isn't necessary.

Just keep talking, it's either a shit test or relevant to the conversation. Even if it's her telling you she's not interested, you still have time to turn the interaction around with your charm. You don't necessarily need to handle it like a sales objection, this is a sort of Mystery Method type question (if she says this, do this), can clearly work but state based game is what Leo is talking about in his videos. Just don't filter yourself, what pops into your head next? A girl said this to me once and I paused for a second and said "I am not upset about that at all, I'd be lying if I said I'm sorry to hear that, you're gorgeous" I just spoke my mind and she melted. Saw her again the next week.

There's a reason women crave carbohydrates the week before their period. The carbs help cultivate some chemical/hormone which results feeling more calm whilst menstruating, I forgot what its called I think it starts with a P. Ketogenic diets can make menstruation really uncomfortable.

Thanks this is good advice, learning about biological processes like inflammation was an absolute turning point for the effort I put into my health. People take ability in general for granted - that was the key insight I got from working as a disability carer. During the day I'd help someone with Cerebral Palsy wipe their ass, then in the evening have a shower and think "omg this is so easy for me, it's so crazy how independent I am, this won't be here forever"