r/TestedOnMe

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Here’s to another completely reasonable (29F) self-experiment: hitting ~70–80g of protein daily (recommended for my weight) while maintaining it.
Initial conditions: probably under-eating protein, not tracking too closely, just vibes.

Methodology:
Protein shake with breakfast
Chicken or tofu and chickpea heavy meals for lunch
Some kind of Protein-focused, but at best low-carb dinner
Keep calories stable, not accidentally bulk

Results:
Surprisingly… harder than expected?
Even with “high-protein” meals, I keep ending up just below target unless I actively plan everything. And once I try to push protein higher, calories start creeping up.
Also realized how easy it is to think you’re eating enough protein when you’re just… not.

Current status:
Some days I hit 70–80g, some days I don’t. Consistency is questionable.

Final conclusion:
Hitting protein goals without increasing calories takes way more effort than expected.

Next step:
Figure out how people do this without living off protein shakes.

If anyone has tips, please share. I’m trying to become nutritionally functional.

u/LindaSnows — 10 days ago
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This one’s a bit more casual, but I switched to WASD movement in League.

Experiment Log: WASD vs Point-and-Click (6 Sessions)

Objective:

See if switching to WASD movement actually changes anything or if it’s just a different way to play.

Context:

Most of the games I play use WASD, so it already feels natural to me. Decided to switch in League for consistency across games.

Protocol:

  • Sessions 1–3: WASD movement

  • Sessions 4–6: continued WASD (no switching back)

  • Same role/champions as much as possible

  • Tracked: CS, positioning, control, frustration

Results:

Sessions 1–2:

Still rough at the start, but less shocking than expected since WASD already feels familiar.

CS dropped a bit. Positioning inconsistent. Mostly struggling with combining movement and ability usage.

Sessions 3–4:

Adjustment phase. Movement started feeling more intentional.

Less hesitation, fewer random missteps, but still slower than my old playstyle.

Sessions 5–6:

More comfortable overall. Movement felt controlled, especially in tighter situations.

Still not as smooth as point-and-click, but no longer actively fighting the controls.

Conclusion:

WASD makes sense if you already use it in other games. It didn’t instantly improve performance, but it started to feel more natural over time.

Notes:

  • n=1

  • Prior WASD experience helped with adaptation

  • Short test period for a full control switch

Next:

Keep using WASD longer to see if it fully replaces point-and-click efficiency.

If anyone else has made this switch, curious if it eventually becomes equal or better long-term.

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u/OriginalNerrya — 8 days ago