[Vaughn]

Something to ponder. What if there was a pill that could be taken daily that would make or keep a person at a normal body weight with no side effects. Fatties wouldn't have to go to the gym as they could have a normal size body with none of that effort. One would still have to go to the gym for a muscular physique, in this hypothetical.

Would you want this? In the past I've felt I wouldn't want something like that to exist because people who stuff their face with junk food and starbucks milkshakes deserve their obesity. The people who are disciplined with their diet and exercise deserve the reward of a superior body. On the other hand, there are so many fatties out there now and the dating pool of HWP females keeps shrinking, I've come around to wishing such a pill did exist.

[The Lizard of Oz]

The answer is yes, of course.

Whether or not someone "deserves" something is a tertiary concern.

Anything that can be done to make the human body a better, more efficient and more appealing instrument should be done as a matter of course. All the more so if we can enhance the female body so that men have greater and more intense sexual pleasure and a deeper release from the hard work they have to do day in day out.

[Jukes]

Skinny people will still die from fat people dieases . Money will be rolling as well .

Yeah , I will like to see it though .

[Skye]

Before reading I immediately thought DNP but the no side effects comment voids my answer.

[BortimusPrime]

(05-01-2014 07:46 PM)Jukes Wrote:  

Skinny people will still die from fat people dieases . Money will be rolling as well .

Yeah , I will like to see it though .

Not necessarily, a lot of the health problems are caused simply by the fat being there. That's why fat people who claim they're still healthy because they eat 10,000 calories of organic multigrain hippie pellets instead of snickers bars are full of shit. Figuratively. I mean, they're also literally full of shit...

[Glaucon]

There never will be such a pill.

[Skye]

(05-01-2014 11:13 PM)Glaucon Wrote:  

There never will be such a pill.

Government'll keep it a secret just like 9/11 and the cure for cancer.

[Cr33pin]

Its called the red pill....swallow it.

Its not really gonna make you thin.. unless you decide to go all out and be the best you that you can be, and thats never fat you.

Its to my understanding from all the TV commercials and magazines that theres a ton of pills on the market that make you slim?

[lurker]

There are many pills that make people thin. The problem is that they usually cause nasty complications. About 10 years ago fen/phen was heralded as the wonder drug, but caused its takers to develop mitral valve failure and hypertension and was pulled off market.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-obesity_drug

[El_Superbeasto]

Well there's always meth. That and smoking crack seem to work pretty well. I'm mean, have you ever seen a fat crackhead (other than Rob Ford)?

[Vaughn]

Follow up question: If such a pill existed and became widely used, would it improve the dating prospects for the average dude? Fatties can be a fall back option for guys who don't have success with the prettier girls or who need to bust out of a slump. Or would the existence of this pill just lead to more sex for the top 20% alpha guys, and leave the lower looks/status guys with much fewer sexual options?

[spalex]

How many guys would be date raping their girlfriends drinks with it!

[soup]

There is a pill that can make people thin.

It's called "The Red Pill"

[Suits]

People in the West already having way more handed to them than the common people of any previous civilization that I know of.

Which is great, because I'm glad that I don't have to spend my days working and living is a peasant.

Fortunately, we have obesity to help us make note of and avoid the truly incompetent in our society, those people who lack even basic self control.

If no one was fat, I'm sure that the people with bad genes would find a way to make it clear that they should never be trusted with any level of authority.

[Thomas the Rhymer]

It's absurd to speculate on a pill with 'no side-effects.'

If it has an effect, it will have a side-effect.

If it doesn't have side-effects, it probably doesn't have an effect either.

The real issue is that there is so much poison put into food to begin with. You don't need an antidote if you aren't ingesting poison.

[lowside]

then my gf would take it and i'd probably cheat much less on her.

[Jukes]

(05-01-2014 10:57 PM)BortimusPrime Wrote:  

(05-01-2014 07:46 PM)Jukes Wrote:  

Skinny people will still die from fat people dieases . Money will be rolling as well .

Yeah , I will like to see it though .

Not necessarily, a lot of the health problems are caused simply by the fat being there. That's why fat people who claim they're still healthy because they eat 10,000 calories of organic multigrain hippie pellets instead of snickers bars are full of shit. Figuratively. I mean, they're also literally full of shit...

It will make people lazier and the pill won' t probably get rid of clogged up fat in the arteries still leading to a chance of a heart attack. If not a heart attack, new problems might come up if a person constantly eat shitty food and rely on the pill.

[Nolecbo]

I guess the other question is: why are we treating this like a theoretical, when SR9009 is already under development?



Drug SR9009 Mimics Exercise Boosting Metabolic Activity And Running Capacity

Not in the mood for the gym today?

Or, maybe ever?

It's all right. There may soon be a pill for that.

Scientists say experimental drug SR9009 may boost metabolic activity and running capacity -- essentially mimicking the effects of exercise.

The findings, published in Nature Medicine last month, may be just what the doctor ordered for people suffering from chronic obesity, congestive heart failure -- or any condition which makes physical exercise difficult.

So far, of course, the drug, which was originally developed in 2012, has only been tested on mice. But with the drug increasing running capacity 50-fold in mice, Nature World News reports, can supermen be far behind?

"The animals actually get muscles like an athlete who has been training,” said Thomas Burris, a professor at The Scripps Research Institute in Florida, who originally developed the compound. “The pattern of gene expression after treatment with SR9009 is that of an oxidative-type muscle— again, just like an athlete.”

The latest study was conducted by an international team of scientists at Institut Pasteur de Lille in France and focused on a naturally occurring molecule in the human body called Rev-erbα.

Researchers say SR9009 latches onto Rev-erbα -- which plays a role in regulating the body's circadian rhythm and metabolism -- resulting in a pronounced metabolic boost in test subjects.


http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/08/26/...17301.html

[Chewbacon]

it's called caffeine. it's just not as potent as you'd like it to be.

[runsonmagic]

There are already health supplement stacks you can use for weightloss.

Plus, looks like Nolecbo found some higher grade stuff under development.

Don't think just because it exists everyone will take it. People first have to shift their consciousness to know they need it. The cure for cancer is out there in various forms, but because it's "too easy" or "not possible" people won't believe it or take action.

[Parlay44]

What do people have against eating healthy and moderate exercise

[Walderschmidt]

There will be a pill to make people thin someday, but there'll be a catch.

1) It will be prohibitively expensive - only the rich will be able to take it

2) It will have "un-forseen" side effects. And once they get "discovered", there'll be another pill out to counteract the bad effects of the first one. An vicious cycle emerges. Big Pharma makes billions.

God forbid the government actually advise people to eat well, eat less, and work out more, giving them the power to do something about their weight. And then the power to realize that the average person has the power to make a difference in his life, and doesn't need the government as much.

Wald