There is a power law of health: when the thought of debauchery makes you feel sick. People find it incomprehensible that I don't desire it. A few days of good behavior is a good warm up. A month and you're strong. A year and you'll feel the same.
There is a power law of health: when the thought of debauchery makes you feel sick.
People find it incomprehensible that I don't desire it.
A few days of good behavior is a good warm up. A month and you're strong. A year and you'll feel the same.
@ESYudkowsky Eliezer I'd really enjoy jamming with you on /dd as an approach to AI alignment.
@Grimezsz @HFSP13 as far as I understand, the water temperature one is consuming while in the sauna does not have significant effects on toxin clearing efficacy
Just finished session 66. 6,139 minutes spent in the hbot chamber in the past four months. We're waiting for one final test result to come back and then we'll report out findings.
Just finished session 66. 6,139 minutes spent in the hbot chamber in the past four months.
We're waiting for one final test result to come back and then we'll report out findings.
@Murlobe I've been wanting to qualitatively evaluate breathing techniques with the brain interface we just built at Kernel. We used it to measure the effects of Ketamine, meditation, alcohol, and sleep deprivation.
@george_adams21 George this is a pretty serious situation. A 31% increase to your resting heart rate and a 62% drop in your HRV. Deep is good but REM really got cut short. Alcohol or something? A night like this really wreaks havoc on mind and body.
@boneGPT bone I believe in you.
@JoFromPE It's very challenging as I'm on x, ig, youtube, tiktok, and Little Red Book. My team and I write the science posts together. I write all posts, captions, replies and comments.
Do an experiment with me this week: 1. Tonight measure your baseline resting heart rate before bed. 2. Let's say it's 60 bpm. 3. Your goal is to lower it to 55 bpm by the end of the week doing what I've written below. Watch your bpm drop. your sleep + mental health soar.
Do an experiment with me this week:
1. Tonight measure your baseline resting heart rate before bed. 2. Let's say it's 60 bpm. 3. Your goal is to lower it to 55 bpm by the end of the week doing what I've written below.
Watch your bpm drop. your sleep + mental health soar.
Resting heart rate before bed is the single most important health marker you can optimize for. Lowering it will do more for your health than anything else. Why? + it's the strongest predictor of your sleep quality + sleep quality determines will power and if you'll exercise…
Resting heart rate before bed is the single most important health marker you can optimize for. Lowering it will do more for your health than anything else.
Why?
+ it's the strongest predictor of your sleep quality + sleep quality determines will power and if you'll exercise…
