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29K views · 529 reactions | In this game of Food Hierarchy I rank the following as Superfood, Moderately Healthy, or Not So Healthy: Pork Bagels Tofu Sardines Impossible Burger Corn Almond milk Leg of lamb | Mark Sisson | Facebook

In this quick-fire game of Food Hierarchy. I rank these foods as superfoods, moderately healthy or not so healthy with the following: Ground meat Shrimp Beef jerky Avocado Hummus Pasta Nutella Dried mangoes Sourdough Watermelon White Rice Leg of lamb | Mark Sisson

When we talk about food, we’ve got to break it down to the essentials. Protein is the cornerstone—it’s the most critical macronutrient we consume. If your diet is built around high-quality protein, with some healthy fat and a flexible approach to carbs, you’re on solid ground. From there, it’s just about figuring out how much protein you’re willing to eat and how much carbohydrate you want to include to make the experience enjoyable—because food should be both nourishing and pleasurable. This is

I’ve long been a fan of sprinting, it’s one of the Primal Blueprint Laws for a reason. Running sprints will always be the gold standard in my book, but as I’ve gotten older, the wear and tear on my joints (especially my hips) has pushed me to find alternatives. Bike sprints, ellipticals, VersaClimbers, assault bikes—they all work. A few years ago, though, I started using rope pulls as my go-to sprint alternative, and it’s an absolute ass-kicker. It’s mostly upper body, but your legs can join the