Project Try Everything
Paul IngrahamA long-term mission to truly “try everything” to recover from unexplained pain & illness.
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Testing the effect of benzos + my 10th painniversary
What’s the worst health mistake you ever made? The worst thing you’ve ever done to your own body?
🙋🏻♂️ Benzo addiction and rapid withdrawal!
That was my biggest-ever health blooper, back in 2015. I had gotten addicted accidentally (no...
Sneaking past exercise intolerance: the final reckoning
This is the follow-up to my good news back in the spring that I’d finally achieved 5k runs — and my final report on the “sneaking past exercise intolerance” experiment, which has sprawled over the last year.
After getting to 5k, I did not...
Dramamine & dementia, marijuana & vomiting
Tried: Quitting my sleep meds.
Result: Less sleep! And no short-term benefit for my overall health status. But maybe reduced long-term health risks.
I tried this because …
- Turns out both of my standard insomnia drugs might be “dange...
I tried a purity test (again)
I call it a “purity” test when we try to solve health problems by minimizing bad habits for a while, and maximizing the good ones. They are a lot like New Year’s resolutions to get in shape, but with loftier goals.
I think everyone with un...
100 hours on an e-bike
2024 was my first year with an e-bike, and it was great success, one of the most satisfying and useful things I’ve ever purchased. I‘ve now put 1400 kilometres on the odometer so far. At 14 km/hour, that’s 100 hours with my butt on that sea...
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Canadian science writer best known for PainScience.com, otherwise just a bunch of other dorky interests.
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