The perfect definition of ALPHA MALE
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It is a vicious cycle. Jobs in insurance and pharma gain a reputation for being quite amoral so on average put off more honest people. Which makes those industries even worse despite it being vital for public health that they are run ethically. Not saying there are no honest people who go into insurance and pharma though, sometimes you have to take what you can get, and sometimes people are idealistic enough to want to make a positive difference
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Yes but does the % of people who can afford this is any high with whole family and mortgage to take care, you basically learn how to be quiet, its not fun, unless you are a real alpha like Chuck Norris
I guess you say for ex. all those guys that are involved in the MLM business that are going to big meetings all dressed up occasionally, taking lots of photos of themselves with thumbs up and a smile presenting themselves as successful in life and business, been actually sold on a idea of a dream life, all of them are in reality true betas and the one they listen to look like might be the alphas.
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A solution to the work in office with chicks on your head all day environment
At the end of the day what makes you happy counts most.
A solution to the work in office with chicks on your head all day environment
At the end of the day what makes you happy counts most.
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You feel like bumping him, you say )))))
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They want to make men into woman. By fin and by this film. This guy will not ever have a family. He is obsessed with the things he wants to do. An alpha male does things that has to be done due to circumstances and goals: you have family, you want to earn money. You cannot do anymore all the things YOU want. This guy is so happy, I can see it in his face.
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My favorite topic is still here. God bless.
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BTW I was wrong a lot in this thread. High on PFS. lol
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haha I hate looking back and seeing some of the stuff I wrote back then.
But I also see some really good things I wrote like on the first page of this.
I was right. I was on the edge of escaping pfs. Honestly, if you're on the edge of escaping pfs you really gotta be in an alpha state. You have to be balanced to get out of PFS as gbold talked about.
I really feel bad for people thinking they're gonna fix this with a couple hormonal modulations. You and tubzy kinda prove it. Sure you may have used hormones at times but overall it was a balanced system, way of life getting you to health. Like me way back when.
The more I understand my own story the more I see Gbold as the guy who has it most right on the internet. Balance= alpha. Cool, calm, collected.
I lived it for awhile. I hope everyone can get to this point one day. If you fully escape PFS or not. There is an alpha body chemistry that is very real. Even with minor PFS symptoms it is MUCH better than a life with a racing brain, aggressive, nervous etc etc.
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I feel you man. I've been watching your posts from time to time (on RPF as well). All I can say is massive respect. I went more down the "try whatever works and hope it doesn't end badly". I did not have the brainpower to make complete sense of what I was doing. Plus TEI Gave me a good basis to work from. That experience made me understand how food and minerals influence you better. So basic understanding + just doing shit consistently made me better personally.
I hope you will see some good period and heal.
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Yes your approach basic understanding was where I was back then. I had no idea about the biochemistry I know now. I was pretty blind but I went with gbolds thinking and it worked really well for me. I’m really glad it’s worked for you.
Shit happened with me. The Lyme relapse, the antibiotic damage, the Cyanobacteria infection and methylation problems that would develop because of it. I can’t believe what happened but I’m here and alive still.
I’ve learned so much. I just got so sick where I can’t go at it blindly I have to know specifics. And deep down I truly believe I do understand the majority of the specifics I need for my system to get well.
It hasn’t been fun but I had to learn the biochemistry deeply regarding this all. It’s fascinating to be honest and keeps me going.
I started an approach about 12 days ago. It seems like it’s what I need and have needed for 2 years now. But dosing is the tricky part and I’m learning the things I can do and cannot do.
It might takes me months to get in rhythm. A pfs friend who was deathly ill (he actuallly was a friend of gbolds prior to hack)… it took him 6 months of a methylation approach before he could exercise or do much at all.
He’s been helping me a bit and now I have a couple others involved including a great doctor. I’m optimistic we will see what happens.
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For me no approach was 100% perfect. I can tell you that. Even now when I try to fix all my health issues I still do a lot of guessing and listen and watch my body react.
It looks like to me the people who try to do it perfectly measured they seem to lack results. By the books they do everything right, but their approach lacks the "intuitivity" which if you become dialed in to you can make huge progress in your health. Because at that point you dare to make big steps. You learn to listen to what works for you. vs. what some guy on the Internet says (as an example).
Plus there is a biological process. You don't know what your body does with the things you ingest. You don't know 100% on the dot. So why act like you can measure everything? (this is not to you, this is my question for people who believe in exact dosage response from anything like vitamins, minerals, food intake, hormones, etc)
And I think the worse you are the more hardcore you have to be with your approach. E.g. you might get a little bit better but if the % of getting better is too low, you will still deal with it at age 80.
If you are healthier (or start at a healthier baseline) then smaller steps and more carefulness is better. Because at that point you can probably make it to 100% health faster anyways. You don't have to take the same risks.
The catch 22 is that the sickest people have to work the hardest and take the biggest risks to get to a point where they can live life in a fast enough time frame. Those people already lack energy, motivation, mindset, a clean thought process etc. That's why I think a lot of people who are very sick are stuck for a long time. Or they never get out of it really.
A big factor is the risk:reward ratio and learning what works for you in your body. Not just what works on paper.
