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horomone a little bitSo i go out with friends like 4 times a week and we eat burger king with a shit ton of seed oils, do they fuck with my skin or hormones??
no i drink 3 gallons of seed oils every week im fineSo i go out with friends like 4 times a week and we eat burger king with a shit ton of seed oils, do they fuck with my skin or hormones??
i think ur tryna keep me at ltn atp bro i hope ur not thono i drink 3 gallons of seed oils every week im fine
u think a meal a week is fine?horomone a little bit
skin yea
ru fatmaxing or sumSo i go out with friends like 4 times a week and we eat burger king with a shit ton of seed oils, do they fuck with my skin or hormones??
u wont even noticeu think a meal a week is fine?
im actually tracking my calories everyday and im its not interfering with my cutru fatmaxing or sum
In short, eating Burger King four times a week has the potential to affect your skin and hormones, but it's possible to balance it. If you notice changes in your skin or an increase in acne, it would be beneficial to review your diet.So i go out with friends like 4 times a week and we eat burger king with a shit ton of seed oils, do they fuck with my skin or hormones??
That's not entirely true. Fast food and high-fat foods can have an effect on hormones and skin, especially when consumed regularly. Of course, the effects vary from person to person and may not always be immediately apparent. But it would be wrong to say that "the effect is almost zero" or "insignificant" the potential effects of this type of diet have been scientifically proven.No, effect on hormone is basically zero, effect on skin is trivial
just don't eat burger king or at it much less oftenSo i go out with friends like 4 times a week and we eat burger king with a shit ton of seed oils, do they fuck with my skin or hormones??
What is proven to happen doesnt mean that happens to degree of being relevant, you could find a link for anything basically affecting your josy in all sorts of ways due to everything having so many downstream effectsThat's not entirely true. Fast food and high-fat foods can have an effect on hormones and skin, especially when consumed regularly. Of course, the effects vary from person to person and may not always be immediately apparent. But it would be wrong to say that "the effect is almost zero" or "insignificant" the potential effects of this type of diet have been scientifically proven.
Viewing the body as merely a numerical chart underestimates biological complexity. Every statistically significant piece of data is evidence of a biological change. Heavy medications Accutane etc. or hormonal interventions are not magic wands to clean up the damage caused by poor nutrition they are medical interventions with serious side effects. Advocating for external chemical overload on the body instead of addressing the root cause nutrition and chronic inflammation is not about protecting health, but merely masking the symptoms.What is proven to happen doesnt mean that happens to degree of being relevant, you could find a link for anything basically affecting your josy in all sorts of ways due to everything having so many downstream effects
The assosiation between hormone levels like test is more closely related to lack of micronutrients which is easy to make up for by just eating more other food or take a multivitamin
The vast majority of the time things like acne are hormonal, hence pretty much anyone you see with acne are teens or atleast very young, old people eat luke shit too but yiull struggle to find a 60 yeat old with acne, if you actually want to do something about it then block dht,use an anti androgen if youre young, use tazarotene, accutane whatever
It is not even close to being proven to have practically significant effects to out bodies at all, only statistically significant ones
Id youre that worried about your hormones then you shouldnt leave production up to the shit endocrine system in the first place
Because hese common problems are unlikely to be caused by cronic imflammation so youve clearly missunderstod the purpose or youre uneducated about the drug, also the entire point was that biological change is irrelevant as this is a looks context not a health or biological one, so yes im ignoring itViewing the body as merely a numerical chart underestimates biological complexity. Every statistically significant piece of data is evidence of a biological change. Heavy medications Accutane etc. or hormonal interventions are not magic wands to clean up the damage caused by poor nutrition they are medical interventions with serious side effects. Advocating for external chemical overload on the body instead of addressing the root cause nutrition and chronic inflammation is not about protecting health, but merely masking the symptoms.
Is it more sensible to manipulate the body biochemical balance with a drug or to avoid disrupting that balance in the first place?
Thinking that health and appearance are completely unrelated is like relying on the shine of a building's exterior paint while its foundation is rotten. Eating fast food four days a week and trying to mask the resulting damage with heavy medications like accutane or anti androgens is not a biological solution, but merely a chemical patch.Because hese common problems are unlikely to be caused by cronic imflammation so youve clearly missunderstod the purpose or youre uneducated about the drug, also the entire point was that biological change is irrelevant as this is a looks context not a health or biological one, so yes im ignoring it
Accutanes main mechanism is too stop sebum of which production is vastly the responsibility of hormones, the most impactfull factor here as the root cause is androgenicity not a life style issue, bad nutrition
Dutasteride or anti androgens were also mentioned as options as they obviously also reduce androgenicity and comes with more benefits
Chemical overload is not something thats happening, accutane and dutasteride are well studied and detriments are known to be rare and in the case of it happening its small small and/or reversible, this is the case among a million other potentially super impactfull drugs as well,
Also even if they did negatively impact health its again irrelevant in this context, shit cholesterol might be a hugely important factor for health as an example while you have pretty much 0 direct looks detriments of it in practical standards,health≠looks
No method is inherently better, all you're doing is attaching words with negative connotations, like "disrupt" and "manipulate" to make the pharma route seem worse while making your suggestion seem as the obvious option, if youre gonna call changing your functions manipulation then so is the other one,which isnt even bad btw the entire point is obviously to manipulate your body, and this instead of actually reasoning for your point and just some fearmongering about the other part, also even if i were to take your question seriously then the answer would be it doesnt matter ad the objective would be to not have balanced functions, so if thats my objective why would i care how i get there
If youre only objective is to have a pretty house then thats completely finehinking that health and appearance are completely unrelated is like relying on the shine of a building's exterior paint while its foundation is rotten
Its a patch but lifestyle intervention isnt a patch at all because its not really relevantEating fast food four days a week and trying to mask the resulting damage with heavy medications like accutane or anti androgens is not a biological solution, but merely a chemical patch.
The medical world considers solving the problem at its source (lifestyle intervention) rather than suppressing symptoms with medication as the primary treatment
Yes because they have to put all side effects there no matter if its 1/2 or 1 in a million, they are constrained by law to do it so tou are 100% informedEven the package inserts for medications you claim have rare side effects are full of risks you dismiss as insinsignificant
Ive repeated many times that its not irrelevant, its irrelevant for looks because we are on "looksmaxxing.com", i even said its important for health but youre misdiagnosing issues as health detriments or nutritionally related when these things are not,Whether you turn your body into a laboratory rat is your choice, but biochemical facts will never support the claim that nutrition is irrelevant
You choose to rely on chemical paints medicines to keep the exterior of your building shiny even if its foundation is rotten I on the other hand, prefer the building to be both structurally sound and naturally beautiful. But remember, in biology, a house always collapses from the inside. When the foundation weakens, even the most expensive paint in the world can't hide the cracks. The scientific facts are clear Diet affects the outcome, while medication only suppresses it. Enjoy your burgersIf youre only objective is to have a pretty house then thats completely fine
Thanks for sharing the data because you actually proved my thesis perfectly. You scored an own goal in a biochemical way while defending your own argument.Its a patch but lifestyle intervention isnt a patch at all because its not really relevant
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamadermatology/fullarticle/393279? This study found a 0,78 correlation between male acne and dheas, and a 0,88 correlation to igf and acne in women. That is a way better correlation than that between fast food and cardiovascular disease,smoking and lung disease, good diet and lifespan, exercise and lifespan, hell the correlation with igf is on par with shoe size to foot length thats how related they are. Imagne how crazy it would be if i just denied and completely disregarded all the links between these. It would obviously be fucking insane but still less insane than thhe correlation between hormones and acne
You might be able to psychologically reassure yourself by saying "one in a million" but the medical world classifies these drugs as high risk and requiring close monitoring. Trying to treat the metabolic damage, liver problems, and hormonal imbalance caused by eating burger king four times a week is like burning down the house to kill a fly. The risk analysis is yours, your liver is yours but don't manipulate science for your own comfortYes because they have to put all side effects there no matter if its 1/2 or 1 in a million, they
Health and aesthetics are not two separate boxes. You can't achieve maximum appearance by neglecting the building's foundations nutrition health and only painting the exterior.Ive repeated many times that its not irrelevant, its irrelevant for looks because we are on "looksmaxxing.com", i even said its important for health but youre misdiagnosing issues as health detriments or nutritionally related when these things are not,
I wish you success with your drug-focused aesthetic vision. However, the fact that you cannot achieve 'maximum' appearance by ignoring the rules of biology will not change whether you accept it or not. The discussion ends here for meBiochemistry does not do research from a looksmaxxing standpoint again nor even a general human viewpoint for that natter as they dont take practicall effects into their analysis. Dont act like im discrediting health effects from diet just because i discredited its effects on looks, either youve repeatedly misunderstood me,misdiagnosed the topics at discusion or tried to do a strawman because your presupositions are incorrect
The diet part was not part of any of the science and something you inserted without good justificationThanks for sharing the data because you actually proved my thesis perfectly. You scored an own goal in a biochemical way while defending your own argument.
The study you shared is mathematical proof of how diet manipulates skin through hormones IGF-1
Sure theyre made out of food but were not talking about the difference between food and starving were talking about low quality food somewhat consistently compared to a better diet without these foodsbiology is a whole hormones don't just appear out of nowhere, every bite you eat reprograms that hormonal panel (especially the insulin and IGF-1 pathway). I have nothing more to say in the face of your own scientific data so strongly confirming the effect of diet. Science is infallible diet controls IGF-1 and IGF-1 controls the skin
Great, if youre objective is different than the main theme here, id also prefer living in a large city while also being attractive, should i tell people to move to a large city while giving looks advise or would that be irrelevant?ou choose to rely on chemical paints medicines to keep the exterior of your building shiny even if its foundation is rotten I on the other hand, prefer the building to be both structurally sound and naturally beautiful
Where did you get those facts from? First of none of the medications mentioned are helping your health because ugly skin is not a health problem, its just a social problem and not a biological one, if youd like to improve your health with meds you could do that with proven meds like for examples statins very clearly decrease mortality risk in many areas and do so better than a good diet btw, so the part about medication just supressing it and not affecting outcome is false ,bp medications like telmisartan for example have shown tremendous effects on mortality and of course cardiovascular disease, and doing this prevention better than cardio. I didnt bring up accutane as a health drug because this was not the purpose, different drugs have different purposes and one not doing it all doesnt make it badBut remember, in biology, a house always collapses from the inside. When the foundation weakens, even the most expensive paint in the world can't hide the cracks. The scientific facts are clear Diet affects the outcome, while medication only suppresses it. Enjoy your burgers
Again, i didnt intent to do that, none of the drugs mentioned are considered high risk and is rare are you out of your mind? Ive looked at the studies and ill say it again, side effects are rareYou might be able to psychologically reassure yourself by saying "one in a million" but the medical world classifies these drugs as high risk and requiring close monitoring. Trying to treat the metabolic damage, liver problems, and hormonal imbalance caused by eating burger king four times a week is like burning down the house to kill a fly. The risk analysis is yours, your liver is yours but don't manipulate science for your own cocomfort
Youre aware that we can only see the exterior right? Unless youve got some xray vision yiu absolutely can look the best you can amd have shit health, great example is models, almost all of them are forced into terribly unhealthy eating habits where they become malnourished and drug use like adderal for example to supress appetite is very common yet they look great and as good as they can, because guess what i cant see their cardiovascular health, all three metrics are also very weakly tied to diet and way more related to cellular turnover which is very strongly tied to genetic aspects like how much estrogen you have etcHealth and aesthetics are not two separate boxes. You can't achieve maximum appearance by neglecting the building's foundations nutrition health and only painting the exterior.
My arguments explain how that seemingly insignificant dietary habit is actually sabotaging your reflection in the mirror (swelling skin tone texture)
Youre a fucking reetard, im not ignoring the rules of biology that are relevant to aestetics, because a ton have nothing to do with looks of which i disregarded in this conversation because its not relevant, the laws of time relativity always apply but you dont have to nor do you take them into account whem you wanna go and have a coffe because its irrelevant to the objectiveHowever, the fact that you cannot achieve 'maximum' appearance by ignoring the rules of biology will not change whether you accept it or not.
Look buddy, my intention wasn't to offend you I was simply to correct the points I saw as flawed based on biochemical facts. While your own data shows a massive 88% correlation between IGF-1 and nutrition declaring the impact of nutrition on aesthetic results "irrelevant" isn't a rational approach. Your insults, unfortunately, are merely a defense mechanism resorted to when scientific arguments are exhausted. Instead of pitting the symptomatic success of medication against the systemic power of nutrition, optimizing both is a true "looksmaxxing" achievement. The methods you choose are your preference, but biological laws continue to operate independently of personal opinions. The matter is closed for me I wish you success in your endeavorsThe diet part was not part of any of the science and something you inserted without good justification
Sure theyre made out of food but were not talking about the difference between food and starving were talking about low quality food somewhat consistently compared to a better diet without these foods
In first wirld countries the vast majority of people already produce gh at their genetic peak because the production relies more on having the resources to do so, so as long as you have some macronutrients the other shit doesnt come close in comparison, you just need macros not food quality or micros
this is why within first world countries genetics have so much stronger correlation with height rather than diet and height for example. If you take a look at any average height graph of a developed country it very clearly platues and has platoued for a while since very few people are malnourished, this has happened even though micronutrient defincies have become more and more rare and over time food quality has steadily improved,
Great, if youre objective is different than the main theme here, id also prefer living in a large city while also being attractive, should i tell people to move to a large city while giving looks advise or would that be irrelevant?
Where did you get those facts from? First of none of the medications mentioned are helping your health because ugly skin is not a health problem, its just a social problem and not a biological one, if youd like to improve your health with meds you could do that with proven meds like for examples statins very clearly decrease mortality risk in many areas and do so better than a good diet btw, so the part about medication just supressing it and not affecting outcome is false ,bp medications like telmisartan for example have shown tremendous effects on mortality and of course cardiovascular disease, and doing this prevention better than cardio. I didnt bring up accutane as a health drug because this was not the purpose, different drugs have different purposes and one not doing it all doesnt make it bad
I also dont eat burgers and sit on my couch, i eat healthy mostly, do cardio every day,sleep well etc, i just dont like missinformation, i also take these meds because they have clear and exeptional benefits and just taking an anti-pharma stance,
Again, i didnt intent to do that, none of the drugs mentioned are considered high risk and is rare are you out of your mind? Ive looked at the studies and ill say it again, side effects are rare
I didnt try to claim doing any of these things like fixing liver problems or metabolism with accutane, i refuse to belive youre this bad at reading ive even reiterated maybe 10 times that the objective was looks, i didnt try to manipulate nothing youre just trying to strawman again because i very clearly did not say anything close to that
Youre aware that we can only see the exterior right? Unless youve got some xray vision yiu absolutely can look the best you can amd have shit health, great example is models, almost all of them are forced into terribly unhealthy eating habits where they become malnourished and drug use like adderal for example to supress appetite is very common yet they look great and as good as they can, because guess what i cant see their cardiovascular health, all three metrics are also very weakly tied to diet and way more related to cellular turnover which is very strongly tied to genetic aspects like how much estrogen you have etc
Youre a fucking reetard, im not ignoring the rules of biology that are relevant to aestetics, because a ton have nothing to do with looks of which i disregarded in this conversation because its not relevant, the laws of time relativity always apply but you dont have to nor do you take them into account whem you wanna go and have a coffe because its irrelevant to the objective
Your statement have been kind of if i said "exercise reverses late stage cancer", youd definitely call me out because its false and that would be spreading missinformation but calling me put doesnt mean youd be anti exercise just as im not anti good diet, im anti you giving false info
Log off retardd, most intellectually dishonest user by far
Yes it absolutely is, if igf in women or dheas in men are very clearly so important and so closely related then they are obviously theLook buddy, my intention wasn't to offend you I was simply to correct the points I saw as flawed based on biochemical facts. While your own data shows a massive 88% correlation between IGF-1 and nutrition declaring the impact of nutrition on aesthetic results "irrelevant" isn't a rational approach.
Instead of pitting the symptomatic success of medication against the systemic power of nutrition, optimizing both is a true "looksmaxxing" achievement.
I said similar sentences many times, the problem was that 1 you wrongly credited nutrition when the links behind the issues are mich more close tied to other things 2 discredited pharma as not an actuall health solution or help but instead painted it as a quick fix that doesnt acctually fix health issues and just acts as a mask when that is very far from the exstensive science on the matterI also dont eat burgers and sit on my couch, i eat healthy mostly, do cardio every day,sleep well etc, i just dont like missinformation, i also take these meds because they have clear and exeptional benefits and just taking an anti-pharma stance,
Ponyboy your information is wrong from the start I don't understand why you're denying it. This is the starting pointNo, effect on hormone is basically zero, effect on skin is trivial
It was not wrong, i talked about above why diet optimization in this context wont matter for hormone changes and also showed why that is the relevant metricPonyboy your information is wrong from the start I don't understand why you're denying it. This is the starting point
No, effect on hormone is basically zero, effect on skin is trivial
Just a moment ago you were saying 'the effect of diet on skin is insignificant and its effect on hormones is zero' and now you've contradicted your own initial thesis by saying 'even if giving up Burger King increases your hormone levels' You've inadvertently admitted that diet does affect hormones this is a huge paradox. The truth is Androgens can trigger acne, but what turns those androgens into uncontrolled aggression, transforming the skin into a field of oil, is the insulin and IGF-1 trigger created by those burgers you call zero effect. The fact that you contradict yourself so quickly with the data and statements you shared proves that you are approaching this issue not scientifically, but entirely through 'arbitrary denial' First, decide what you are defendingAlso even if skipping burger king is gonna increase hormone levels youd actually suffer skin detriments from the androgens as those were the most important in men
I did not, keyword "if", it should be very clear by the part above that i did not grant thatJust a moment ago you were saying 'the effect of diet on skin is insignificant and its effect on hormones is zero' and now you've contradicted your own initial thesis by saying 'even if giving up Burger King increases your hormone levels' You've inadvertently admitted that diet does affect hormones this is a huge paradox.
No, that would be very missleading, igf and androgens do interact in the way of making the ar more sensitive but the effect is very modest relative to actuall androgen levels, even just a sign irl would be the prevalence of acne in those taking hgh compared to AAS users, and its not even close steroid dudes have way kore acne and their backs look like a pizza, even the differnce inbetween steroids is huge favouring the more androgenic steroids because androgenicity is the main driver of sebum production,The truth is Androgens can trigger acne, but what turns those androgens into uncontrolled aggression, transforming the skin into a field of oil, is the insulin and IGF-1 trigger created by those burgers you call zero effect.
is grass green?So i go out with friends like 4 times a week and we eat burger king with a shit ton of seed oils, do they fuck with my skin or hormones??
Yes they do sonSo i go out with friends like 4 times a week and we eat burger king with a shit ton of seed oils, do they fuck with my skin or hormones??