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Protein et al, from health, to hypertrophy, strength, and aging.
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Comparing SPC, UPF & Protein Levels, Fact-based Outcomes.
IN THIS ARTICLE, COACH MIKE EXAMINES TWO CONTRASTING HIGH-PROTEIN INTAKE STUDIES, ONE FROM 2005 AND ANOTHER FROM 2025. DEMONSTRATING HOW THEY RELATE TO AND ULTIMATELY VALIDATE YOUR HIGH-PROTEIN, HIGHER-SPC LIFESTYLE.
I’ll begin by introducing SPC (satiety per calorie), a modern food metric, and explain its relevance to a study conducted two decades ago. We will after that delve into the impact of ultra-processed foods (UPF) on overall food consumption and compare outcomes between a high-protein UPF intake and a lower-protein UPF intake under ad libitum feeding conditions. This comparison will illuminate how these findings fit into the broader fact-based SPC food approach.
All Fitness Modalities Matter As They Provide Unique Benefits.
All fitness modalities provide a big overlap of benefits & unique health & fitness outcomes. Training across all modalities makes you fitter & healthier. It will not hold you back.
Coach Mike, Strength By Fitness.
Welcome to another fact-based article from Strength By Fitness. today, we are taking a look at the beneficial outcomes of strength training together with aerobic exercise relative to doing just one of them.
Members & Clients Recipe: Plant-based Protein & Fiber Balls. Health & Fitness Friendly High-protein, SPC snack.
Plant-based Protein & fiber Balls. Rich in nutrition, high in protein, and SPC. Yet indulgent & tasty. Another Strength By Fitness winner that's exclusive for our paid members & Clients. Sign up today to enjoy our exclusive fact-based articles and recipes.
SPC 66 to 80. Protein 65, healthy fats, carbs & fibers, prep, cook, and store in the freezer.
Members & Clients Recipe: BBQ Seitan Salad, Served With Lemons. High SPC & Protein.
Our BBQ Seitan, salad served with lemons, provides 114g of Protein, 23g of fiber, and a very high SPC between 80 to 100. That makes this Strength By Fitness highest-ranked plant-based SPC meal. Paid Reader & Client Exclusive Recipe.
Outside of all that protein, and that wickedly high Satiety range, our BBQ Seitan Salad with lemons provides plenty of micronutrients, and a delicious taste sensation, that´s ready to make your senses tingle, and keep you full for hours while boosting your health, fitness, and a waist-friendly body composition.
Top Ranked Plant-Based SPC Meals From Strength By Fitness.
On this page, you can browse a curated list of Strength By Fitness highest plant-based satiety range recipes. A high SPC score guarantees you a meal that is nutritionally very rich, with a health and fitness-friendly high-protein profile, plenty of fiber, and micronutrients per unit of energy ( calories ).
In other words, these meals are pretty much as good as it gets when it comes down to creating a healthy food life that will correlate with better food habits, health, and fitness outcomes over time.
Enjoy
Coach Mike & Mida
Human Metabolism, Diet, and Exercise. Simplistic SPC Health Guide.
Metabolic health, exercise, and moderate to high SPC foods.
Our health is under siege by a hostile modern lifestyle environment, lackluster, low SPC food choices, and a severe deficit of daily physical activity. Dive into our article to find a high-protein, SPC health guide from Strength By Fitness.
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