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zekeyaeger

zekeyaeger

Student
Mar 30, 2023
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25 grams.
 
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DeadNotSleeping

DeadNotSleeping

Another lamb that chose the slaughter
Oct 7, 2024
150
25 grams.
So part of the reason for clarification is in both Vizzy's and athiestjoe's threads they say 2.5. Vizzy also shows it measured out to 2.5. Plato said 25. Hence the confusion.
 
El_Jefe

El_Jefe

Jepejoe
Sep 6, 2024
136
I keep seeing 25 grams let's see what everyone says
 
El_Jefe

El_Jefe

Jepejoe
Sep 6, 2024
136
Thanks I was like confused
 
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TraumaEscapee:)

TraumaEscapee:)

I hate my birth family
Apr 30, 2023
216
25g if under 100kg and 35g if over 100kg
Search Stan's guide things are written clearly in there.
 
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PhDone

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Jul 29, 2024
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25g if under 100kg and 35g if over 100kg
Search Stan's guide things are written clearly in there.
Why such a big change with body weight? If 25g is enough for 95kg why would it need 10g more (almost half of the original) for 105kg?

Is 30g for 100g enough of an increase?
 
cedartree

cedartree

Member
Oct 28, 2024
9
can someone please explain to me what sn is? Thanks <3
 
maniac116

maniac116

My own worst enemy🌹💔
Aug 10, 2024
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It's definitely 25 grams, not 2.5🌹💔
 
opheliaoveragain

opheliaoveragain

Global Mod | Anorexic Junkie
Jun 2, 2024
2,191
definitely 25g.
 
sweetcreep

sweetcreep

reincarnating as a worm
Jul 21, 2024
224
can someone please explain to me what sn is? Thanks <3
you start off by reading this thread right here. there are a lot more resources, but this is an easy start.
 
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TraumaEscapee:)

TraumaEscapee:)

I hate my birth family
Apr 30, 2023
216
Why such a big change with body weight? If 25g is enough for 95kg why would it need 10g more (almost half of the original) for 105kg?

Is 30g for 100g enough of an increase?
In Stan's guide and the PPH those are just the measurements given the body weight. 25g for under 100kg and 35g for over 100kg.
 
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saltytears

Member
Aug 22, 2024
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what if significantly under 100 kg? such at 45 kg....thinking less may be better so less taxing on gut for trying to keep it down? Even a few grams less---?
 

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