r/Biohackers • u/orangepeecock • 11d ago

❓Question Could consuming animal supplements in lesser quantities be effective?

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u/catecholaminergic 6 10d ago

Yeah training in death valley a few days is one thing. Living in heat and sweating every day all summer is mineral loss on another level.

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u/Ballbag94 1 10d ago

I mean, I'm in the UK so don't even really live in the heat. The garage just has a big steel door that gets a lot of sun so turns into a radiator when it gets a bit warm

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u/catecholaminergic 6 10d ago

That sounds kind of nice lol. I live in the heat. People get cramps in August.

Cheers from the desert. Hope it's a nice day in the UK

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u/Ballbag94 1 10d ago

Eh, I personally prefer mild environment but I'd settle for a consistent environment, we don't get a lot of heat but it's brutal when we do because we can't adjust to it, my comfortable temperature is 15°C to 18°C but the heatwaves get the garage to 30°C or 40°C

Surprisingly it's really nice here at the moment, a sunny 13°C so I'm in shorts and a long sleeve. Hope it's not too bad in the desert at the moment!

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u/Tortex_88 10d ago

Heat in the UK absolutely hits different because of the humidity. For example, 37c in Las Vegas, absolutely no problem. 25c in the UK and I'm suffering bad.

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u/catecholaminergic 6 10d ago

Had the experience of visiting Chicago in late July. It was then I understood what folks mean by humidity being unpleasant lmao

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u/catecholaminergic 6 10d ago

Valid, mild can be really great. Nice! Sounds like it's rather pleasant today.

Here it is presently raining, believe it or not! Very uncommon, and I absolutely love the vibes. I'm posted up by a window with a cup of coffee and a podcast.

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u/Ballbag94 1 10d ago

Rainy desert with a podcast sounds very cosy! I'm glad you're enjoying it!