All or nought weight-loss measures?
Need to lose 150 lbs. Diet and Exercise are no longer viable options. I've read that often Meth and coke users experience terrible consignment loss, because of that I've come to the conclusion that i too could use these substances to lose weight, and in rapid decree.
I also figure, since the effects of these chems include intense energy, i could take that opportunity to do rigorous training, thus further decreasing the amount of time it take to lose the weight. I'd like to lose it all by December of this year ideally, HOWEVER; the conclusion of February is fine too.
So, how does my plan sound from an extremist point of view? After-all
I also plan to supplement various other chems into the plan, such as nightshade and diphenhydramine, along near some dextromethorphan for good measure.
So, how does my plan sound from an extremist point of estimation? After-all , it is a last measure. I didn't intend it to be a rational and nouns plan. Is there anything i forgot? Are there pitfalls i can't see? I don't care around my liver. Afterall, who the **** want's to live to be past 30 anyways? Not me.
Scientific answers receive priority, and preference.
Answers:
Rigorous training with cocaine/methamphetamine is a good means of access to have a heart attack or stroke. Especially since you don't work out now, using these with rigorous training will be rather a shock to your body. Users of these drugs do lose weight, but they also have severe other problems. They can affect every aspect of a person, not basically their weight. You will look older than you are, mental changes will most plausible result, and meth can make you lose teeth along with the weight. Addiction to these is expensive and dodgy.
You said diet and exercise are no longer an option, so why are you planning on rigorous training while on these things? You could just try working out and diet modification. You can't really stop using these drugs and expect to keep it past its sell-by date. Weight gain is often a result of quitting them.
Diet and exercise are the only safe and reliable option. Your drug plan will fail. I suggest you give up gasoline because it is the most fattening substance consumed by Americans. Walk. Ride a bike. Eat modestly. Weigh yourself daily. Write down your bulk and your activity daily.
Back to bike riding. You will get at most minuscule 50 miles per pound of fat metabolized while riding a bicycle. Source(s): I am a physiologist and avid bicyclist.
If something is worth loosing that much weight contained by such an extreme way, surely its worth living to enjoy?
Meth and Coke although will help you loose solidity, have severe health issues that you don't seem to be bothered by. But,I give somebody a lift it your appearance is important to you, so it may be worth you having a look at:
http://www.drugfree.org/Portal/DrugIssue…
If that doesn't put you off meth as an substitute, nothing will!
Patience is the key, and diet and exercise are by far the best and most PERMANENT way to loose weightiness. I won't go into the specifics, but more often than not, the faster you loose weight, the quicker it will come hindmost, unless you drastically change your habits.
I really hope you decide not to progress down the drugs route, no life is worth mucking up that much just to loose some weight, no event how desperate you may be.
If you have a condition that will inhibit your loss of weight or/and are morbidly obese, have a look into gastric band (which I'm certainly not endorsing as a casual method!)
All The Best,
Will (who wishes to live past 30)
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I also figure, since the effects of these chems include intense energy, i could take that opportunity to do rigorous training, thus further decreasing the amount of time it take to lose the weight. I'd like to lose it all by December of this year ideally, HOWEVER; the conclusion of February is fine too.
So, how does my plan sound from an extremist point of view? After-all
I also plan to supplement various other chems into the plan, such as nightshade and diphenhydramine, along near some dextromethorphan for good measure.
So, how does my plan sound from an extremist point of estimation? After-all , it is a last measure. I didn't intend it to be a rational and nouns plan. Is there anything i forgot? Are there pitfalls i can't see? I don't care around my liver. Afterall, who the **** want's to live to be past 30 anyways? Not me.
Scientific answers receive priority, and preference.
Answers:
Rigorous training with cocaine/methamphetamine is a good means of access to have a heart attack or stroke. Especially since you don't work out now, using these with rigorous training will be rather a shock to your body. Users of these drugs do lose weight, but they also have severe other problems. They can affect every aspect of a person, not basically their weight. You will look older than you are, mental changes will most plausible result, and meth can make you lose teeth along with the weight. Addiction to these is expensive and dodgy.
You said diet and exercise are no longer an option, so why are you planning on rigorous training while on these things? You could just try working out and diet modification. You can't really stop using these drugs and expect to keep it past its sell-by date. Weight gain is often a result of quitting them.
Diet and exercise are the only safe and reliable option. Your drug plan will fail. I suggest you give up gasoline because it is the most fattening substance consumed by Americans. Walk. Ride a bike. Eat modestly. Weigh yourself daily. Write down your bulk and your activity daily.
Back to bike riding. You will get at most minuscule 50 miles per pound of fat metabolized while riding a bicycle. Source(s): I am a physiologist and avid bicyclist.
If something is worth loosing that much weight contained by such an extreme way, surely its worth living to enjoy?
Meth and Coke although will help you loose solidity, have severe health issues that you don't seem to be bothered by. But,I give somebody a lift it your appearance is important to you, so it may be worth you having a look at:
http://www.drugfree.org/Portal/DrugIssue…
If that doesn't put you off meth as an substitute, nothing will!
Patience is the key, and diet and exercise are by far the best and most PERMANENT way to loose weightiness. I won't go into the specifics, but more often than not, the faster you loose weight, the quicker it will come hindmost, unless you drastically change your habits.
I really hope you decide not to progress down the drugs route, no life is worth mucking up that much just to loose some weight, no event how desperate you may be.
If you have a condition that will inhibit your loss of weight or/and are morbidly obese, have a look into gastric band (which I'm certainly not endorsing as a casual method!)
All The Best,
Will (who wishes to live past 30)
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