We are living in a fact-free world where a ton of people tragically assume that as they grow old there is absolutely nothing they can do to maintain better health, and fitness, mobility and body composition relative to their sedentary peers.
This is not true, habits dictate how you age, dive right in and find out how you can enjoy a healthier second half of your life.
Welcome all to a tasty, and phenomenally protein-packed plant-based lasagna.
This meal for two will provide roughly 170 grams of plant-based protein and 1500 calories of high-quality energy from nothing but Plant-based ingredients. SPC range of 66 to 80.
Enjoy.
A 6-minute summary of our long-form article talking about obesity and nutritional deficits in billions of people, and how a high-protein plus whole plant-based food approach solves both issues for almost everyone.
Protein bars should not be your main protein pillar. But when you are in a pinch they are
easy to bring, quick to eat, and while one bar will not fill you up. Many protein bars deliver a moderate protein snack. Combine with milk, a fruit, and some chia seeds.
This quick meal: 55g of Protein & 372 calories.
Welcome to a tasty high-protein oat bowl from Strength By Fitness coach team, Mike and Mida.
This fabulous high-protein oat bowl delivers roughly 56 grams of protein from 3 main sources of protein, all while delivering around 615 calories, making it a genuine high-protein, high-satiety meal, loaded with micronutrients, fiber, and satiety to boot.
As with all Strength By Fitness meals, you will find a good protein and fiber-to-energy ratio together with a wide spectrum of protein sources and micronutrients.
This is one of Strength By Fitness plant-based high-protein meals. A tasty high-protein salad with peppers and vegan mince. 70 grams of protein, from 3 different protein sources, nutritiously rich and satiating.
Recipe Strength By Fitness.
Around the world, billions of people eat too much food while at the same time not getting enough nutrients. But how bad is the situation really?.
Let us look at some nutrients and how many are estimated to be deficient globally right now.
Think of Earth as an almost closed-off circular system with a finite capacity to handle annual pollution, natural resource drain, natural loss, and imbalances.
Now, take roughly 9 billion humans and add our environmental impact together, and you are left with the mathematical reason why sustainability matters when we discuss healthy food habits and our individual nutritional intake.
Case A.
Beef requires roughly 20 times more land than nuts, and 35 times more than grains to produce the same amount of edible protein.
The thermogenic real-life approach. Pile up protein & fiber, eat nutritionally complete quality foods & enjoy high-satiety meals.
Welcome to yet another fact-based article from Strength By Fitness.
What happens if you lift weights and either consume protein following the RDA or use a high-protein plan with 1.6 grams per kilo of body weight and day for omnivores ( 1.8 for plant-based ). Double the progression is the answer. Member and client only article.
You are welcome to tune in to episode 2 of our YouTube podcast as we discuss Protein Et Al. Namely the Fact-based importance of high-protein foods for your health, body composition, and fitness across your entire health span.
High-protein plans provide vastly better health outcomes and biological aging. Recovery & fitness progression also improves drastically. This brand new Strength By Fitness article takes a look at the important protein studies from 2023 and 2024.
The fact-based impact of Creatine Monohydrate on our health, fitness, well-being, and aging process. From strength, and intense gym, and sports capacity to cognitive function, the impact of Creatine supplementation is well-researched and understood and the case for daily, lifelong Creatine supplementation continues to increase.
The STYRKA Podcast from Strength By Fitness, your fact-based coaching in-person & online for a healthier life and better fitness progression, nutritional choices, and habits.
In Episode 1 we talk about the many ways that Mike Mentzer was wrong about exercise volume, frequency, protein intake, and recovery.
Also available on Spotify, https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/styrkapodcast .