The Swords of Adipose Annihilation

[anon22368102]

i think you meant to reply to me lol

and thank you for reviving it cause yes as @anon49310009 pointed out it says combined not combine it but i read it combine it lol i just hope that “d” wasnt a mistake from Dream haha

and i low-key avoided it because of having to add anti cancer on top

[anon49310009]

@anon22368102

and i low-key avoided it because of having to add anti cancer on top

Damn
Sounds like the longest catapult rewind ever

Now is

[anon22368102]

nah i dont have much to lose im fine with the Scar & Stemcells one since it goes healing as well.

muscles feel soo good and nurtured with it

[anon49310009]

That’s right, I remember you said you where toting abs around town…

[anon22368102]

haha not like that just nicely lean

[Limael]

This morning, I decided to work again with the fields “The Swords of Adipose Annihilation.”

Once again, I noticed that with The Furnace, I experience sensations in my abdominal area. About two hours later, my urine became a very deep golden yellow. It reminds me of the color of my urine during my 8½-day fast a few days ago. Therefore, I consider this to be a very positive sign .

In addition, I am experiencing a very pronounced increase in hunger.

• The Furnace
• BAM15
• Gila Monster
• Others fields

Regarding Oxidized Fat, I have a question. If fat cells are damaged in order to promote adipoptosis, would there be fewer fat cells remaining that could serve as a source of stem cells? I would like to preserve a certain reserve of fat cells because of their potential role as a stem cell reservoir.

I will continue my research to better understand these processes.

The improvement in my liver and kidney health, along with the reduction of certain cancer cells and other imbalances, seems to allow my body to handle, at least for now, the possible side effects associated with fat cell destruction (the release of toxins and acidic waste products) quite well .

[MonkeyOwl]

@Limael

If fat cells are damaged in order to promote adipoptosis, would there be fewer fat cells remaining that could serve as a source of stem cells

You don’t need to worry about this, you will have enough far for this… unless you get as skinny as bodybuilders on stage, I’m not sure about them

Funny, I also remembered this field a few days ago and started using it

[Limael]

Ok , Thanks for your reply @MonkeyOwl

@Limael

Regarding Oxidized Fat, I have a question. If fat cells are damaged in order to promote adipoptosis, would there be fewer fat cells remaining that could serve as a source of stem cells? I would like to preserve a certain reserve of fat cells because of their potential role as a stem cell reservoir.

I will continue my research to better understand these processes.

1. Fat cells (adipocytes)

• Their role is to store energy (fat).
• In adults, their number is fairly stable.
• They can shrink or expand very quickly depending on diet and hormones.

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2. When you lose fat (fasting, dieting)

• You don’t really “remove” fat cells.
• You mainly empty them.
• They simply become smaller.

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3. If fat cells are destroyed

• The body can indeed lose some of them (in medical or theoretical cases).

• However:

  • some fat cells always remain
  • and there are also precursor (stem-like) cells

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4. Does the body recreate them?

• Yes, but slowly and only if needed
• New fat cells come from stem/progenitor cells
• A fat cell never turns back into a stem cell

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5. Does this prevent fat regain?

• No

• Fat regain mainly depends on:

  • calorie surplus
  • insulin
  • hormones
  • stress / sleep / activity level

Even with fewer fat cells, the remaining ones can refill very quickly

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6. Key idea to remember

The body does not rely on the number of fat cells to rapidly store fat.
It mainly depends on overall energy and hormonal balance.

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Simple mental image

• Fat cells = “balloons”
• Losing fat = deflating balloons
• Removing some = fewer balloons
• Regaining fat = quickly refilling remaining balloons + creating new ones if needed

[MonkeyOwl]

Yes this is correct

However basically (quoting ChatGPT here as well):
all else being equal—same appetite, same hormones, same activity level, same calorie surplus—a person with more fat cells generally has a greater capacity to store fat. The fat cells that were previously enlarged and then shrunk can refill.

So your cells wont store fat if there is no excess energy available…
however, if there is some excess, then having more fat cells makes it overall more efficient for the body to store that excess - so in the end that means easier weigh gain under the same circumstances.

[MonkeyOwl]

@MonkeyOwl

Here is my completely subjective experience.
I feel like in order for this to work well, for me personally, I need to drop most other audios.
When I was on holiday I basically only used this field because of lack of time (this + neg jing) - that was the only time I would notice the “bathroom effect”, I would see myself in the mirror getting slimmer day by day.
That is partly because I skipped meals and I didn’t feel like eating, I felt full and slightly nauseous, I had no appetite. If it wasnt for my friends I would have skipped even more meals.

This forum is so good man, I forgot all these things
This is not the first time I’m reading my own testimonial like “ah yeah that is exactly what I am noticing now”
Keep it up @SammyG please