Fasting Reveals the Spiritual Realm & Heals Your Body | What the Fitness | Biolayne

[@noonevincecarterfan]

When I fasted for 16 plus hours a day, in a belief that it was a must for being healthy, I really struggled with stress an anxiety. Eating a keto diet for that period (over a full year) certaintly didn't help and my sleep was trash.. right until I reintroduced carbs and I sleps like a baby..

[@Deisenhauer]

Nice, Everyone's body is a little different than others, and everyone needs to learn about their body to keep it positive and healthy individually, some can keto, some can't. Some tolerate wheat, some don't, etc.

[@mindyourbuisness8104]

16 hours shouldn't even count as fasting. That's just skipping breakfast. A lot of people just do that normally

[@pesky_207]

It has to hurt.. right? 😂

[@Deisenhauer]

@@pesky_207 You have to DESTROY yourself! Only then ITS fasting. Because the Body think everytime in Terms Like "breakfast" and "Lunch"! 🤡

[@moer20078]

Maybe your stress was coming from life itself, or maybe it came from avoiding carbs. By re-introducing carbs it probably hit the pleasure centre of your brain that's what helped you sleep?

[@PSA78]

This hit me right in my weightloss chakra. 😇 It would be great if fasting would heal their brains. 😂

[@sonja4164]

😂😂😂😂

[@michaelp8794]

Bro fasted longer than Jesus.

[@knockingseeker]

Jesus dry fasted. And the record in Guinness book for dry fast is around 20 days so it’s possible. Not smart for a normal person and certainly not a cure all

[@heistube9556]

I think fasting can help you get into a meditative and contemplative state when combined with other meditative techniques, there is a reason so many religions have fasts. I fast for 25 hours (no food or water) on Yom Kippur and I find that when combined with the repetitive chanting and singing of the prayers over many hours I get into a meditative introspective state looking inwards rather than thinking of the physical. This doesn't happen if I only fast without the communal prayers, and it happens much much less without the fasting (e.g. on Rosh Hashanah when you say similar prayers)

[@JTguitarlessons]

Sure, but that's for religious reasons and you feel connected to your culture and religion by doing that. Scientifically, it doesn't do anything for you

[@oreocarlton3343]

​@@JTguitarlessonshow nothing? It rests your digestive system for one, it's like removing weight from a broken bone to heal

[@Macgee826]

​@JTguitarlessons sounds like youre the leading expert on fasting.we all best listen to you then 😂

[@DayyHughes]

Just wait until Layne hears about Breathatarians. He gonna lose his mind.

[@dryadstardragon8601]

Are they still around?

[@TedBoyRomarino]

Fasting works fine for me when i want to lose weight. Some people would rather cut clories by eating smaller meals, but that doesnt work right for me as I feel more hungry through the day. So, i cut calories by fasting 16 hours a day, and occasionaly doing longer fasts, and feel fine that way.

[@Elyoslayer]

Dunno Layne, with enough fasting I bet I can communicate with my ancestors.

[@dryadstardragon8601]

that's because you'll be joining them.

[@hypernewlapse]

😂😂😂

[@julieharward5476]

Unfortunately, you DO need to debunk this… 🤦🏼‍♀️ I once had a patient who was convinced that if they fasted long enough, it would kill all their cancer cells. I explained that starvation would affect ALL his cells, not just the cancerous ones, and no, a 21 day fast is not recommended. They kept saying that they knew I couldn’t “officially” condone it, *wink wink*, but for some reason still thought I was giving them the secret go-ahead nurse signal. No matter how many times I tried to tell them in no uncertain terms I would never recommend that to anybody and that fasting that long would kill them, they refused to listen because they’d rather believe ding-bats like that oaf.

[@Kroitk]

I always believed that too, but a strange anecdotal occurrence happened to a family friend of my father's. We was diagnosed with a form of cancer and was given 3-5 months left, him being in his late 40s. He didn't want to do chemotherapy and instead, realizing he had not meant options, fasted heavily. Long story short, it's been 6 years now and he is cancer free, and has lab results of before and after, showing the cancerous cells in one and free from them in the second. I do not know how or why, but the proof even had doctors unsure how this happened. I was shocked so I looked up online and found a number of people sharing a similar story. As someone who believes in the scientific method, we shouldn't discount real empirical evidence in front of our eyes, and we need to study this more because people are literally alive right now that were written off.

[@usernwn7qe]

Not trying to be cynical, but how much better does chemo, 10% or 5% in RCT´s ? Ken Murray´ "How doctors die" is still a classic imo.

[@VegetaPrinceOfSaiyans]

@@Kroitk This is the problem when people use "science" to dismiss things that go against what is currently known, as if the information we have now is the final say. How this video really should go is determining whether fasting is associated with higher self reports of spiritual views or experiences, and it's worth pointing out that hallucinations are strongly correlated with what are considered spiritual experiences, especially in the context of psychedelics. I've had enough times where a nagging injury from lifting or overstraining went away permanently after fasting for a couple of days that I can confidently say that this is pretty likely to occur again.

[@james_chatman]

Love how people counter evidence-based research with anecdote and hearsay.

[@Melesniannon]

@@VegetaPrinceOfSaiyans Yeah, hallucinations are strongly correlated with what are considered spiritual experiences. One wonders why. Could it be that they're all just that: hallucinations? Naaaah, too obvious. And in the context of psychedelics, when it's incontrovertibly established they're tripping balls, you think they somehow gain access to a spiritual realm? If you want to explore that nonsense scientifically, explain why these "spiritual" experiences aren't consistent or coherent, and unable to produce any predictable results in reality. It's a simple fact that people who hallucinate, make up stories about it. As for "injuries" (more likely just DOMS from the description) from lifting or overstraining vanishing after a few days... yeah, that's how your body works. It's called "healing", and it occurs naturally all the time. Protip: it also works when you eat. If you were actually injured, you'd be healing for a lot longer but you think you've stumbled upon a miracle 'cause you have some muscle soreness :D. But thanks for the completely non-scientific anecdote, just too bad there's no evidence for fasting assisting in any healing process.

[@Lucas___]

24 days were the longest I have accompanied a person closely during an extended fast. Always supplement with micronutrients (Sodium, Potassium, and Magnesium) + an "A-to-Zinc" multi-vitamin/minerals. He was obese, and on this extended fast, he lost almost 18 kg. Now we do see it's interesting to supplement protein ("not-fast"). But still, what's the problem with extended fasts? ( if accompanied by a professional even better ) A 3-day liquid "fast" (with or without aminos/protein) is a blissful thing, man. There's a loss of muscle, yes. (Yeah. Yes) Still, it's a solid proved way to attain intercellular autophagy. And just to add a little note, daily intermittent fasting, in the sweet spot of 18 hours, there's a blissful moment of pure well-being and even a sense of "spirituality" or whatever one wants to call it. I associate it with a burst of neurotransmitters/feel-good hormones. It's pretty common and reported in some studies. Of course, with all that said, YES, THERE'S MUSCLE LOSS in the process (Yeah, yes). And the dude he is reacting to is oblivious and over the top, surely. I just wanted to sprinkle a little divergence as food for thought. It's indeed magnificent to fast, especially after more than a decade of studies and practice. When you "don't fast" by adding aminos/protein to reduce muscle loss, which indeed happens even more in low body fat subjects, one do see benefits in emotional, mental, and physical well-being. Always open for inquiry. I hope this is received wholesomely. Peace ✌🏼

[@leewitt55]

Layne is the Best!

[@Savage5_fitness]

How dare you criticize Dr. Kevin Gates, Nobel prize winner and spiritual adviser to the stars.

[@scotlynhatt]

I recently fasted until I fully inverted through my own anus and shed all my bad cells with the autofajical algorithmic mechanisms.

[@catche85]

Can we have a spin off series of WTF to deal with the tiktok type quacks because obviously we like your funny commentary, but I like when WTF focuses on those who have actually managed to write best-selling books or are otherwise legitimised online through trusted podcasts etc

[@karlhungus5554]

Fasting seems miraculous. Two weeks ago, I fell and broke my knee. So, I wonder if fasting would help my knee grow?

[@TeamYouphoric]

Who needs mushrooms?

[@kevinwee1930]

me can you send me sum?

[@Sarahizahhsum]

Our soil is too replete to be missing any nutrients at all. We need all the whole unprocessed foods we can get our hands on. I am so against fasting.

[@BloodGangBrazy]

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[@Kaztrofy]

I do fast 14-20 hours per day, just because I tend do overeat, and having a somewhat stricter feeding window gives me less time to do so.

[@cherryl225]

this one has always ground my gears to a fine, shiny metallic powder. there are people who actually believe that they can fast a broken foot back together thanks to nAtUrAl HeLtH gurus. where are they getting their bone materials if not from food?

[@DrAJ_LatinAmerica]

Unfortunately there are now "Fasting Coaches" and "Carnivore Coaches". Both are telling cancer patients to stop eating because the proteins and carbs feed the cancer cells 😢. What is worse, they forget about all the people with type 1 diabetes 😡😡😡😡.

[@Jwpolk2]

What the shit?!

[@james_chatman]

Americans can't have universal healthcare but we can have a bunch of quacks telling expensive to care for cancer patients to starve themselves. How's that for a conspiracy theory?

[@Magic_beans_]

In case anybody reading this doesn’t know why that’s a problem: “Cachexia [aka “wasting syndrome”] is estimated to occur in up to 80% of people with advanced cancer, depending on the cancer type and how well they respond to cancer treatment. And it’s thought to directly cause up to 30% of cancer deaths, often because of heart or respiratory failure related to muscle loss.” www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/treatment/research/cachexia So yes, in some cases carbs and fat do feed the cancer cells. But they also feed the rest of you that needs to recover between treatments.

[@limitisillusion7]

My friend beat prostate cancer through fasting and diet.. no kemo. You should stop and consider the idea that we don't know everything yet. In 50 years you'll look back and think "what the hell were we thinking."

[@DrAJ_LatinAmerica]

@@limitisillusion7 this is only bad information. You like others provide no details for analysis. "Fasting" for one hour? For one day? For one month? Or for one year? Not all cancer the same. When not fasting, was the person eating extra? Other medications? See, lots of nuances. This is the problem with these types of comments and the internet. A small amount of information is significantly more dangerous than no info. Not all fasting is actually "fasting". Not all cancer the same......all data from American cancer society shows life expectancy is better with support of a doctor vs those trying only fasting and internet "solutions".

[@pwnagraphic690]

Haha this goes kind of with a suggestion of topic I was going to suggest for Layne to cover. Red light therapy. Especially on the genitals

[@karlong8543]

I mean, death is a cure for everything 🤣

[@jerrythomas4457]

How many sets of curls do you do before the videos?

[@TheYangoable]

Thanks!

[@moaf2padventures757]

short and sweet!

[@richardmiddleton7770]

Actually if you do too many extreme fasts your metabolism slows so much that you could actually hold onto fat rather than burning it. I think 16/8, 5:2 or 24 hour fast once a week is fine but alternate day, OMAD, or longer than 24 hours more than once a week constantly is a bad idea.

[@Maine931]

Omg I’m crying…this is so fricken funny😂

[@jeremyhelbing]

An opinion is not a fact and does not change a fact.

[@TheSupart91]

Kevin gates be tripping on 🍄🍄 when doing podcasts 😂😂😂

[@aureliandumitru8382]

Lets not confuse fasting with starvation tho. We are ment to fast and feast.

[@colddeath9797]

Hey dude! Can you make a video about apple cider vinegar?

[@julianzacconievas]

My longest water fast was 7 days (it was just over actually because I slept at the beginning and the end, 175 hours). The last 2 days were agony. Constant headache, hunger and nervous energy. Towards the end of day 7 I even got disoriented. That said, days 3, 4 and 5 were actually pretty good - I went for long walks and felt great the whole time. Not sure what the bro is on about, but I can see how messed up you'd get after your body starts eating its own organs to get by. So, yeah... He was experiencing his brain cells dying for sure. Must be trippy as hell. FYI, I wouldn't recommend anybody to fast for longer than 2 days. Absolutely no point. Fasting can be a good strategy for people who enjoy large meals and don't do well with calorie restriction but don't mind fasting (I am like that). You eat on a surplus most days, and fit some fasting to make up for the extra calories you took in. It is probably not optimal for muscle growth though, so keep that in mind (it is not easy to work out HARD when you are fasting, at least for me). As far as a mental/will power/discipline exercise... Do something else, don't fuck with your food just because you want a challenge. It's the other way around. If it makes you feel good, do it. Otherwise just don't. And have a good relationship with your certified, real, professional doctor.

[@moer20078]

Fasting upregulates BDNF, your brain actually makes more brain cells. Pythagoras prescribed fasting to his students before his classes, maybe you were just having an acid trip 😂

[@gutierrezgainz]

Can someone please provide a link to the original post?

[@kevinwee1930]

this isnt even the worst of what some new agers believe 😂

[@james_chatman]

Some people really want to go back to a world of kings, knights, witches and magic. That world is apparently much more fun for them than reality.

[@Melesniannon]

@@james_chatman To some extent, yes, sounds like lots of fun. But we can't go "back" to it 'cause magic doesn't exist.

[@MJHFTBN]

The new age deception will be the ones who will fall for the false light and the antichrist

[@limitisillusion7]

You'd be surprised what the human brain is capable of. No one can explain consciousness, yet all our observations are dependent on that consciousness. There are absolutely some altered states of consciousness that can be induced that can change your entire view of reality in minutes. It's very difficult to believe this stuff if you've never experienced it. Put it this way, the quantum physicists are too afraid to admit it because they don't understand everything yet, and there's a lot of push back by the current paradigm. But spirituality is getting closer and closer aligning with science. That doesn't mean any particular religion is right, but more so that the people that started these religions knew stuff we didn't. There wisdom was lost though, and religions turned into ways to control people to varying degrees. The idea that we are the most advanced civilization to walk this Earth will be a laughable in 50 years. The matrix is dissolving, and if you live long enough, you will get to see it happen too.

[@limitisillusion7]

@Melesniannon What one might call magic, another would call 100 years of rapid technological advancement. What do you think those people on Sentinel Island think about planes? And you think we are done making scientific discoveries? We are just getting started. AI is going to change the world rapidly. We're simply not the most advanced civilization to walk this planet. That's our egos blinding us.

[@calnoble4651]

Don’t go at Kevin. It is satire. All he does is troll everyone. He half believes it though. He started a woman’s car battery by saying a prayer too

[@MaddMaxOfficial]

Sweah to Gawd

[@VorpalSnickerSnack]

If they believe even a little they are a foolish fool. Courage is strength for the wise man, and liquor for a fool. Edit: if the guy believes to've started a car battery with a pray- dude would loose his shit over magicians.

[@mariowadie5978]

Not relevant but related to healing. What do you think of BPC-157 for healing/ recovery and if you're in favour, whats a reputable source to obtain it??

[@GrueTurtle]

I'm no dietitian or anything but I'm pretty sure not eating 42 days is going to result in significant loss of lean muscle tissue

[@philippeichert]

talk about paradigm lock

[@BlackToNC]

He’s a rapper…talking to two former NFL standouts. I’m certain no one in this video actually believe this.

[@james_chatman]

Three entertainers auditioning for a hustling job. Bless their hearts.

[@BrandanTheBroker]

Ok so there was a guy who fasted 382 days under doctor supervision, but he never said anything like this.

[@daysoftheboo]

What about the calorie restriction thing question might like for example a man who is 6 ft should live off of 1,500 calories a day because it's supposed to be healthy or something but wouldn't that cause nutrient deficiencies?

[@H2OCharger]

Fasting is the best! When I’m fasting while driving my car uses no gas! It’s a miracle 😂 😅😂

[@keepmeposted]

So like the Flintstones car where you pedal with your feet? Burns a lot of calories.

[@Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo]

The human body is a car made of inorganic? Fantastic to know

[@LBJedi]

Ya know, they “everyone is allowed to have their own opinion” arguement is thrown around in the wrong way a lot. An opinion is a feeling or a preference. Ie, “I didn’t enmjoy that movie.” “I really like that song.” “I feel sad when this thing happens.” (That last one is even verging on “fact”) When someone is presenting something in a definite manor, it is no longer an opinion. It is being presented as a fact. Facts should be scrutinized, and proven wrong if they are in fact wrong, because that is how we strengthen actual truth/gain knowledge.

[@yanwain9454]

Please talk about raw fruitarianism

[@itsrojas]

Sounds like the time I was on special k😂

[@danielnetz5173]

Gotta love this guy XD

[@biggs8089]

@biolayne I'm sure your not to interested to watch the full vid 🤣 But to put a face with a name, he is a rapper named Kevin Gates. He's being interviewed on the KZbin podcast called "I AM ATHLETE" with NFL stars Brandon Marshall, LeSean McCoy and DeSean Jackson. When I was watching, I was thinking the whole time that this dude is really weird/crazy. Even the host are looking at him crazy but respectful at the same time. When he got to the part about fasting and curing cancer (about 25/30 minutes into vid) I had to turn it off. I was so disgusted about what he was saying. Im so glad u went over this!

[@joepfaff3464]

I did not watch this pod cast but did see the short video of Kevin gates he spoke about fasting and being being spiritual and a few podcasts he's also had his own interview show where he took calls and claimed that you could also cure the herpes virus with some of these techniques total crazy in my opinion but because of how charismatic he speaks only cuz he sounds like he definitely believes it himself it goes along why just my two cents love this pod keep making amazing content debunking the crazy

[@thelaitas]

It never ceases to amaze me how people can be such lunatics lmao

[@njm41]

Cancer Patient: I need a solution. 🤡: Fast!

[@worlddomination28]

Why is this video blacked out

[@ivanorozco4274]

Back when I was a religious coo-coo I fasted constantly. That's one of the reasons I won't do IF for the life of mine. Even though I reached the 10-day mark (like the guy here, cheating thru somewhat nutritious liquids) never got to the spiritual spot he hit. I know, cringe af

[@VorpalSnickerSnack]

George Carlin might have said this "sometimes the kindest thing you can say to a moron, is tell them they're stupid." But he def said this "the average person is pretty fucking stupid- now remember half of them are stupider than that." RIP.

[@SebastianLenk-iq7jp]

Ain't this the dude who swore on the life of his children that he "started a car battery by praying over it" 😂

[@keepmeposted]

Reminds me of the original Beavis and Butthead movie where they hallucinate in the dessert

[@brettbecomesautistic]

Please do one on "cupping" and physio "taping". MY OPINION is that they are both total BS.

[@mikewalkow1860]

BS or not, some patients get relief from them, so therefore it works in a sense

[@andimatt7232]

Liquids as in vape condiments ... wtf bro

[@lukeclaydon6670]

Great

[@VorpalSnickerSnack]

Bruh trying compete against David Blaine? Edit: Could you talk about David Blaine and how his body under goes extreme conditions?

[@CalixtoErico]

Wild

[@fla8731]

algo

[@truthbetold6496]

bahhhh my god this is the best one.... i wish fasting did that for me mouhahahah

[@NofirstnameNolastname]

Dunno if you noticed btw Layne you got a sound issue in this vid. Every now and then there's a sort of crackle, not really crackle, don't know how to describe it haha. Just saying in case it went unnoticed so you can fix it :)

[@Deisenhauer]

42 DAYS??? brooo thats no diet, thats die without t...

[@HabsIsrael4Life]

I'd love to see a video of that guy on a 42 day "fast" after taking 500micrograms of LSD.

[@njm41]

Definition of hallucination at its finest 😂

[@karenhikesalot]

Hydrogen?!? Lmfao

[@jrf123190]

Drop some LSD, you'll have a much more prolific experience

[@EtreNameless]

He said "I did about 3 of them." Which I assumed meant "days," to be fair.

[@Pr0te1nsh4ke]

Oooooommm .. my spiritual side says: I love Protein

[@TheGronkus]

Gronk!

[@NickHairston]

That’s Kevin Gates. He frequently fasts because of his faith.

[@MiguePizar]

Man, as a veteran Faster I hate these guys, Fasting helps to cure some things to some people like myself, like my acne, constipation, and maybe look younger and live longer like some studies says, but above anything else, is just the same as any other diet, unless you fasted for several weeks and started to hallucinating due to being malnourish, or because the fasted person also used a drug like ayahuasca or something and started to speak with jesus.... but let me say it, Fasting is not the cure for everything, it has some benefits, but also it has some disadvantages like everything else in life. For me it worked, for others might not. Best

[@paavoilves5416]

Man why is a rapper giving health advice anyways 😂

[@cynthianm1743]

Protein shakes are liquid. So protein shakes and diet Pepsi for me then

[@kestag2110]

👍😊

[@Create_o_raptor]

Weed helps us be in the spiritual realm

[@benlassen9209]

For the algorithm

[@RobotechII]

idk man, you have any scientific studies saying you don't see the spirit realm fasted? ✅mate labcoat

[@MJHFTBN]

Fasting (not 42 days) along with good gut health does help with covid and keeping cancer cells at bay yes

[@limitisillusion7]

Give it 50 years and you'll all look back at this video and say "damn, we were stupid back then."

[@MJHFTBN]

@@limitisillusion7 we have regress over the years… the deliberate dumbing down of America, the decline of western civilization.

[@limitisillusion7]

@@MJHFTBN I think it's mostly the food, but also the technology. 21st century technology likes to package everything into two categories because it brings more controversy and ad revenue. But then we all get divided and lose the nuance in between those two narratives. We censor each other, and when we don't censor each other, we censor ourselves. We often hides from opposing opinions, and increasingly hide from opinions that challenge even the margins of our beliefs. We hide from the sun in drywall enclosures and live in concrete jungles breathing pollutants, far away from the dirt and forests that bolster our immune system. It's kind of sad really. The US is at war all the time, and most civilians just keep on chugging without a care in the world about what happens in the inner cities, let alone overseas. I've been trying to get people to see the self-destructive nature of their egos, but at some point, I'm just going to give up and run away to some small village somewhere.

[@martinadelvai4115]

Oh now the flat earthers are comming for you!

[@Ryskimus]

Yeah you really do need to debunk super absurd nonsense like this. You've got the potential to be the next James Randi if you lean into this and expand WTF into other longer form content. He changed the world's perception of magical thinking and pulled the rug out from under dozens of con artists and kooks. People believe crazy shit like this for so many illogical reasons, until someone comes along and smacks them around with the scientific method so hard they disappear into obscurity, and a lot of the misinformation out there could cost people their health and even their lives.

[@yodajenkins808]

Wait a minute... you mean the world isn't flat? 🤯

[@pablov1323]

Dude is fasting on a mass gainer liquid diet only

[@benke958]

you mean DMT bruh

[@pure5757]

Yo! It would still be interesting to hear about the benefits of fasting though. When he talks about the body eating bad cells he certainly refers to the process of "autophagy", which does have some scientific backing. Also, I thought that the body does get some sort of water supply when it burns fat, no? All chemical elements of water are in bodyfat as well and intuitively it makes sense that the body has such a function. I am no expert at all, but I would appreciate a more nuanced video from you about the benefits of fasting.

[@devinteichrow6056]

Lmao and this isnt even the craziest shit Kevin Gates has said

[@byNetak]

wouwwww

[@alanrealty4048]

He's a ex rapper turned if expert 😅

[@james_chatman]

Another entertainer turned hustler, just what our world needs right now. 🙄

[@Seanonyoutube]

I actually experienced a deep sense of spiritual calm and connection which I’ve never sensed before on my third day of water fasting. I get that this is supposed to be comedy, but for a scientist you’re very quick to judge.

[@limitisillusion7]

The old paradigm is strong. It will be dissolved in time though. People can't explain their own consciousness which they use to make all their scientific observations, yet we deny the idea that we might be missing something.

[@joerockhead7246]

so you're telling me the world isn't flat?

[@DennisBolanos]

Yes.

[@StraightEdgeJunkie]

Come on that had to be satire, hah.

[@YamatoForever]

AlGorasaurus.

[@MmojaWapo]

😂😂😂

[@brucejensen3081]

Yeah man, you just have to drink bourbon and lick a frog

[@flexlikeag]

FTA

[@ryankieser9811]

Fta

[@limitisillusion7]

Nah, there's stuff we don't know about the brain yet. This guy is actually into something. Our pineal gland has some incredible abilities. Look up Tony Wright.. he has a theory that I expect will be the consensus in 50 years. Our left brains are dominant because of degeneration due to our poor diets. Sleep deprivation also does some very weird things.

[@alanrealty4048]

All I want to do is fast in peace😅😮😢

[@jameshigginbothamiii8703]

He might be fasting, but he certainly is on something...all of that is a line of BS!! But...there are those out there that will believe this tripe.

[@PNWRadTrad]

Christ fasted in the desert for 40 days. There’s a definite spiritual benefit from prolonged fasting. I wouldn’t throw the baby out with the bath water on this one.

[@thebodychange666]

Youre basing your "definite spiritual benefit" on a mythical being? Cool fiction bro

[@MJHFTBN]

@@thebodychange666is your 666 a mythical being?

[@thebodychange666]

@@MJHFTBN Youre asking if a number is a being? Ok....

[@MJHFTBN]

@@thebodychange666what do you refer to with the 666 in your username ? Does is it refer to a mythical being?

[@MJHFTBN]

@@thebodychange666 surely when you have created your username, the idea must’ve come from somewhere? Which is quite ironic because when Jesus fasted for 40 days in the desert (Matthew 4:1-11) he was tempted by a certain “something” that denies his identity as the Son of God, exactly like you do.