Excited to see how immune clocks might quantify this multiplier effect Agree Eric Verdin
Sample day: early weeks (Phase 1) 7:00 AM: Protein shake (whey protein, almond milk, half banana), 25g protein 10:00 AM: Greek yogurt with a sprinkle of granola, 15g protein 12:30 PM: Scrambled eggs (2) with toast, 14g protein 3:30 PM: String cheese and a few crackers, 7g protein 6:00 PM: Chicken noodle soup (homemade with extra chicken), 18g protein Daily total: approximately 79g protein, 1,100-1,300 calories Sample day: momentum phase (Phase 2) 7:30 AM: Overnight oats with protein powder, chia seeds, and berries, 28g protein 12:00 PM: Grilled chicken salad with avocado, mixed greens, and olive oil dressing, 35g protein 3:30 PM: Hard-boiled eggs (2) and an apple, 12g protein 6:30 PM: Baked salmon with roasted broccoli and quinoa, 32g protein Daily total: approximately 107g protein, 1,400-1,600 calories Sample day: optimization phase (Phase 3) 7:00 AM: Veggie omelet (3 eggs, spinach, peppers, mushrooms) with whole grain toast, 24g protein 10:00 AM: Cottage cheese with sliced peaches and walnuts, 16g protein 1:00 PM: Turkey and avocado wrap with a side of lentil soup, 34g protein 4:00 PM: Post-workout protein shake, 25g protein 7:00 PM: Grilled shrimp with sauteed vegetables and brown rice, 28g protein Daily total: approximately 127g protein, 1,600-1,800 calories Notice the progression
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