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  • Dec 16, 2022
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    TTU

    What would he feed humans in such an experiment

    I’m guessing nutrient rich food so you get it in as few calories as possible

  • Dec 16, 2022
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    amiriasshole

    I’m guessing nutrient rich food so you get it in as few calories as possible

    No I need a shopping list

  • Dec 16, 2022
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    amiriasshole

    From the Harvard site

    In 1935, a scientist named Clive McCay published a startling discovery: rats with severely restricted diets lived up to 33% longer than previously known possible. Over the last few decades, similar experiments have been carried out on countless species, from worms to rodents and even primates.

    The specifics vary from study to study, but many show results just as surprising as those that McCay discovered so many years ago. The exact manner by which calories are reduced changes across studies, but the animals’ calorie intakes are generally reduced by as much as half their normal levels. Depending on the species, the most promising results have shown lifespan extensions between 50 and 300%.

    300% lifespan increase??? I need to know what animal that was for

  • Dec 16, 2022
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    OnyxShine9

    300% lifespan increase??? I need to know what animal that was for

    Probably wrom

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    amiriasshole

    Let’s see

    ?

  • Dec 16, 2022
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    TTU

    No I need a shopping list

    Lol

    Meats for muscle retention

    Carbs for energy

    Lots of veggies cos they’re nutrient rich but not calorie dense

    Healthy fats but not too much cos they’re the most calorie dense (avocados, nuts)

  • Dec 16, 2022
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    TTU

    Probably wrom

    Oh yeah probably some type of bug. That would explain why spiders live so long them MFs will stay still for days at a time and not catch s***

  • Dec 16, 2022

    Very interesting phenomena regardless

  • Dec 16, 2022
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    OnyxShine9

    Oh yeah probably some type of bug. That would explain why spiders live so long them MFs will stay still for days at a time and not catch s***

    Worm life span 4-8 years
    300% > = 12-24 years

    Still sounds remarkable and near unbelievable tbh

    If we factor the Stroustrup study where those worms only lived a few weeks, it would make a lot more sense

  • Dec 16, 2022
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    amiriasshole

    Lol

    Meats for muscle retention

    Carbs for energy

    Lots of veggies cos they’re nutrient rich but not calorie dense

    Healthy fats but not too much cos they’re the most calorie dense (avocados, nuts)

    Ngl I love roasting veggies and eating that as a meal

  • Dec 16, 2022
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    TTU

    Ngl I love roasting veggies and eating that as a meal

    It’s very very achievable

    Unless you’ve got the western knack for needing to consume crazy amounts of food

  • Dec 16, 2022

    There are only two types of humans:
    Wolves and Sheep. And I know which one I am!

  • Dec 16, 2022
    amiriasshole

    It’s very very achievable

    Unless you’ve got the western knack for needing to consume crazy amounts of food

    Nah I eat once a day

  • Dec 16, 2022
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    TTU

    Worm life span 4-8 years
    300% > = 12-24 years

    Still sounds remarkable and near unbelievable tbh

    If we factor the Stroustrup study where those worms only lived a few weeks, it would make a lot more sense

    You know, this really exposes certain countries whose entire economies are built on medical/health expenses, and citizens just so happen to be infamously ‘large eaters’. What a coincidence! WEIRD!!!

  • Dec 16, 2022
    OnyxShine9

    You know, this really exposes certain countries whose entire economies are built on medical/health expenses, and citizens just so happen to be infamously ‘large eaters’. What a coincidence! WEIRD!!!

    They literally tell us we need 2000 calories a day

  • Dec 16, 2022

    I believe it. We’re not meant to eat as much as we do. 3 meals a day is unnecessary