Bulletproof coffe
jacquelinekyg
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Has anybody used it?
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Never heard of it until you posted. Just another bunch of hooey.0
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Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.0 -
juggernaut1974 wrote: »Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.
All of this
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I tried it once and I thought it was gross and not worth the calories. It didn't do anything special like some articles claim it will do.0
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It's a lie. I shot a cup of it with a shotgun, a rifle, and a handgun, and it didn't stop any of the bullets.0
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tincanonastring wrote: »It's a lie. I shot a cup of it with a shotgun, a rifle, and a handgun, and it didn't stop any of the bullets.
U need mor butter0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »It's a lie. I shot a cup of it with a shotgun, a rifle, and a handgun, and it didn't stop any of the bullets.
This made me laugh way harder than I ought to.0 -
juggernaut1974 wrote: »Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.
I am tempted to try it because of how much joe rogan raves about it. Apparently the fat in the coconut oil makes the caffeine spread out more evenly0 -
I drink coconut oil and heavy whipping cream in my coffee every morning. I tend to skip breakfast and this fills me up until the early afternoon. I follow a very low carb high fat diet and it fits very well into my macro goals.
If you do drink BPC, make sure you blend/emulsify or whip your coffee to a froth or you'll have a puddle of oil on top.0 -
juggernaut1974 wrote: »Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.
I am tempted to try it because of how much joe rogan raves about it. Apparently the fat in the coconut oil makes the caffeine spread out more evenly
What does this mean?0 -
If your doing low carb and high fat, it is not recommended for weight loss. Maybe if your trying to maintain or gain... Most of the fat you need your body takes from you if you dont consume it, at least, until you dont have anymore fat to burn
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tincanonastring wrote: »juggernaut1974 wrote: »Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.
I am tempted to try it because of how much joe rogan raves about it. Apparently the fat in the coconut oil makes the caffeine spread out more evenly
What does this mean?
Instead of being buzzed on coffee for a few hours it spreads it out over a longer period of time and mitigates some of the negative effects of caffeine0 -
ladywishingstar wrote: »If your doing low carb and high fat, it is not recommended for weight loss. Maybe if your trying to maintain or gain... Most of the fat you need your body takes from you if you dont consume it, at least, until you dont have anymore fat to burn
This is almost entirely incorrect. I'm struggling to find any part of this response that is remotely accurate.0 -
juggernaut1974 wrote: »Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.
I am tempted to try it because of how much joe rogan raves about it. Apparently the fat in the coconut oil makes the caffeine spread out more evenly
I'd avoid taking science & nutrition tips from Joe Rogan0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »juggernaut1974 wrote: »Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.
I am tempted to try it because of how much joe rogan raves about it. Apparently the fat in the coconut oil makes the caffeine spread out more evenly
What does this mean?
Instead of being buzzed on coffee for a few hours it spreads it out over a longer period of time and mitigates some of the negative effects of caffeine
By what mechanism?0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »juggernaut1974 wrote: »Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.
I am tempted to try it because of how much joe rogan raves about it. Apparently the fat in the coconut oil makes the caffeine spread out more evenly
What does this mean?
Instead of being buzzed on coffee for a few hours it spreads it out over a longer period of time and mitigates some of the negative effects of caffeine
By what mechanism?
Who knows I haven't tried it. I'm just tempted to try it because of interviews he's done with the guy who invented it. But, here's a link to the blog i'm too stupid to understand https://www.bulletproofexec.com/how-to-make-your-coffee-bulletproof-and-your-morning-too/ just a little expensive for my tastes0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »juggernaut1974 wrote: »Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.
I am tempted to try it because of how much joe rogan raves about it. Apparently the fat in the coconut oil makes the caffeine spread out more evenly
What does this mean?
Instead of being buzzed on coffee for a few hours it spreads it out over a longer period of time and mitigates some of the negative effects of caffeine
By what mechanism?
Who the X knows I haven't tried it. I'm just tempted to try it because of interviews he's done with the guy who invented it. But, here's a link to the blog i'm too stupid to understand https://www.bulletproofexec.com/how-to-make-your-coffee-bulletproof-and-your-morning-too/ just a little expensive for my tastes
In addition to Joe Rogan, blogs are also not good places from which to get accurate science & nutrition information0 -
juggernaut1974 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »juggernaut1974 wrote: »Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.
I am tempted to try it because of how much joe rogan raves about it. Apparently the fat in the coconut oil makes the caffeine spread out more evenly
What does this mean?
Instead of being buzzed on coffee for a few hours it spreads it out over a longer period of time and mitigates some of the negative effects of caffeine
By what mechanism?
Who the X knows I haven't tried it. I'm just tempted to try it because of interviews he's done with the guy who invented it. But, here's a link to the blog i'm too stupid to understand https://www.bulletproofexec.com/how-to-make-your-coffee-bulletproof-and-your-morning-too/ just a little expensive for my tastes
In addition to Joe Rogan, blogs are also not good places from which to get accurate science & nutrition information
Fair enough. Just not too worried about the science of coffee. If it works great if not oh well worth a try and at least I had a cup of coffee0 -
juggernaut1974 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »juggernaut1974 wrote: »Used it for what?
Nothing wrong with it, if you like the taste, and you have the room for the calories & fat within your daily budget.
But there's nothing magical about it.
I am tempted to try it because of how much joe rogan raves about it. Apparently the fat in the coconut oil makes the caffeine spread out more evenly
What does this mean?
Instead of being buzzed on coffee for a few hours it spreads it out over a longer period of time and mitigates some of the negative effects of caffeine
By what mechanism?
Who the X knows I haven't tried it. I'm just tempted to try it because of interviews he's done with the guy who invented it. But, here's a link to the blog i'm too stupid to understand https://www.bulletproofexec.com/how-to-make-your-coffee-bulletproof-and-your-morning-too/ just a little expensive for my tastes
In addition to Joe Rogan, blogs are also not good places from which to get accurate science & nutrition information
Fair enough. Just not too worried about the science of coffee. If it works great if not oh well worth a try and at least I had a cup of coffee
It works
As in its a hot drink with caffeine and fat so it does what caffeine and fat does separately
Beyond that
Ps who's Joe Rogan?0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »It's a lie. I shot a cup of it with a shotgun, a rifle, and a handgun, and it didn't stop any of the bullets.
Oh, that seems much smarter than drinking it and then shooting yourself.
Completely unrelated, but do you know how to patch a gun wound? There used to be a really good paramedic around these forums, but he's been gone a while.0
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