I can't eat more than a few grams of PUFA without having symptoms. It's just not worth it to me to ruin my day for some french fries or whatever that don't even fucking taste good anymore. FUCK. It fills me with rage that this is the world we live in.

I heard recently that Outback soaks their fries in "vegetable oil" before they're frozen and sent off to the restaurants to be fried in beef tallow. I've always thought they had unnecessary PUFA, but I thought it was due to being fried in the same tallow as other stuff. This new revelation makes a lot more sense. They taste like they have some canola oil or similar.

I wish Kennedy would ban seed oils at least, but I doubt that will happen. He's probably a spineless corrupt piece of garbage, else he wouldn't have gotten the job.

I feel a lot better, stronger, more energetic, less anxiety, etc., when I eat a lot of sugar and avoid pufa. I don't know how it affects my appearance but I'm not an object.

@alfredoolivas I don't know, the current ingredient list just says "aspirin".

@revenant Going off the bottle...
niacinamide - 2.4 g
aspirin - 600 mg
caffeine - 600 mg
also succinic acid - 600 mg (if you're going for the current formulation)
... added to an 80/20 mix of water/ethanol to make "about 60" ml of solution.

Where'd he go??

James Gatz, come back, homie! Peatworld needs you!

This is inspiring to think about.

You want to be wealthy, and be the boss, so you can delegate overly stressful tasks, have the best healthcare and quality food...

And consider how he is able to speak his mind, and be who he is. It seems very health promoting--he's got a good vibe in that way. He expresses himself. Most people do not express themselves like that. Being big and rich lets you be more self indulgent, less neurotic. Not being micromanaged by the people around you.

We probably have a lot to learn from him.

Also, I'm pretty sure he has some kind of brand deal with McDonald's, so I would take that article with a grain of salt. I'm sure he eats it (for photo ops), but every day? I seriously doubt it.

I recall CNN reporting ~5-6 years ago that he was on the "steak and ice cream" diet. And they were talking about that like it was such a bad thing.

Summer is upon us, and I'm going to try making my own SolBan for sun protection. Also because I loved the way it made my skin feel.

The ingredient list (per serving) that came with my bottle:
Vitamin B3 (niacinamide) - 40 mg
Caffeine - 10 mg
Aspirin (magnesium acetylsalicylate) - 10 mg

The current formulation doesn't say "magnesium acetylsalicylate". Not sure if that means he switched to regular aspirin or not. I know he also added succinic acid later on.

I'm planning on experimenting with the different components separately to see what I can learn about their effects.

Anyone else tried this, or want to try it?

The B3 should dissolve well, but I've never gotten aspirin to dissolve in water. It appears that magnesium acetylsalicylate isn't very water soluble either. And with a brief glance, I'm not finding magnesium acetylsalicylate for sale except from chemical vendors who probably won't sell to me.

OH, the bottle also says "The supplement is dissolved in a 20% ethanol solution." Per Cayman Chemical, the solubility of aspirin in ethanol is approximately 80 mg/ml. Cool.

I wonder what Peat would say about putting ethanol on the skin. I actually got really sick from using vodka in a topical that I made once, and I believe that was 50% alcohol.

@Ray-Van-Winkle lol

@Emilia That video is long.

Does she say it's dehydrating even when it's fully saturated with water?

I was thinking about using hyaluronic acid on my scalp to soften my skin. Maybe that would be a good way to keep your scalp "moistened with glucose", combining the glucose with hyaluronic acid.

@LetTheRedeemed Do you have a source for sugar absorbing easily through the skin?