There really is no point in repeating this point further but I’ll do my best to keep it as simple as possible:
In my 26 years of life, my first breakout in my entire life came when running Wanted ZP for the first time.
Put this into context: I’ve been fat in the past, I never consistently went to the gym/exercised until last year, I used to smoke cigarettes. I used to smoke weed on a daily basis for years, I used to eat a bag of chips a day for literal years and that’s just scraping the surface of the garbage I’ve sifted through in my life. Never had a breakout.
Let’s take that link that @Friday googled up and found as an example: I have had many points in my life where I’ve had as much as 9 of these common causes, and I had never suffered a breakout. I’d go as far as to say that I was proud of my ability to seemingly never get acne. Keep in mind that my lifestyle is radically different now.
But I got a breakout within two loops of running WZP.
The breakout worsened as I continued to run Wanted ZP.
Despite this breakout, I continued to run Wanted ZP because the physical shifting technology was working wonders in a split-second time.
I stopped Wanted ZP to try out Chosen/Stark.
My breakout stopped when I stopped running Wanted ZP.
Can I be completely, absolutely, 100 percent sure that Wanted ZP caused it? No I cannot, FridayUchiha. Can I make logical assumptions and share them with the community as food for thought? Yes I absolutely can.
In fact, I’ll go as far as to say that the entire subliminal space can be based on making logical assumptions and inferences without isolated, measurable scientific data.
Sceptics can dismiss @AlexanderGraves’s claims about Wanted’s effects by citing his commitment to a workout routine and a diet, and consider his use of subliminals a placebo. Sceptics can dismiss users’ claims of generating auras and attracting women at a higher rate to placebo, because of the lack of measurable scientific data. What works one way works the opposite way as well.
