Non-dietary/diet method's to upping BMR to 2-3k calories?
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A part of my new year's resolution is to supercharge my BMR to 3k calories. I regularly consume things like mushrooms, sugar, milk, coconut oil, & other pro-metabolic foods. I would also like to know any other ways to improve/supercharge my oxidative metabolism/mitochondrial turnover. So far, I know pure aspirin, methylene blue, & red light.
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Thyroid is another possibility to consider. Searching the RPF for uncouplers can provide additional ideas.
https://lowtoxinforum.com/search/2135822/?q=uncoupler&o=relevance
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@DavidPS Site seems broken. Gives me an 'oops!'
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@Pooooop Efruxifermin or pegozafermin induce FGF21 and greatly increase BMR replicating the effects of protein restricted carb-overfeeding. Might be hard to come by but worth looking into.
"29% of patients taking efruxifermin reported increased appetite, but this didn't seem to affect how well efruxifermin worked for weight loss”
“Efruxifermin significantly reduced body weight gain after 4 and 26 weeks, despite increasing food intake.”
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9832280/
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9306736/ -
Dinitrophenole perhaps?
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Progesterone
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@Pooooop FGF 21 induction via methionine/cysteine restriction
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@onliest I was gonna say this too but he was looking for non-dietary methods. Definitely a very powerful tool.
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@Serotoninskeptic ooops I can't read. I'm doing honey diet + using gelatin as primary protein source to get lean. Non-dietary just blast DNP
