1. What Energy Drink Works The Best? | LIFEAID Beverage Co.

    What Energy Drink Works The Best? | LIFEAID Beverage Co.
    Did you come here looking to find what drink gives you the most energy? If so, we hope that you found this guide helpful. You should now know a little bit more about what to look for when shopping for an energy drink.
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  2. MYTH: Creatine is not for Women

    MYTH: Creatine is not for Women
    Creatine supplementation can be an effective way to improve post-workout recovery in women. It can help to reduce inflammation, promote muscle repair, and improve energy levels and cognitive function. While there are many myths surrounding creatine supplementation, particularly for women, there is no scientific evidence to suggest that it is harmful or ineffective for women. FITAID drinks are a great option for post-workout recovery, as they contain natural ingredients that can aid in muscle recovery without any harmful artificial sweeteners.
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  3. Book Review | Eat the Yolk

    Book Review | Eat the Yolk
    "Eat the Yolks" by Liz Wolfe is a book that challenges many of the commonly-held beliefs about nutrition and offers a more holistic approach to healthy eating.
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  4. Book Review | Sacred Cow

    Book Review | Sacred Cow
    "Sacred Cow" by Diana Rodgers RD is a thought-provoking book that challenges popular misconceptions about meat and its impact on the environment. The book argues that meat can be produced in a way that is not only sustainable but also supports a healthy and diverse ecosystem.
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  5. Book Review | Breath

    Book Review | Breath
    The author also provides a range of breathing exercises and techniques, including methods used by ancient cultures as well as modern practices developed by leading experts in the field.
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  6. Book Review | Genius Foods

    Book Review | Genius Foods
    "Genius Foods" by Max Lugavere is a comprehensive guide to optimizing brain function and improving overall health through diet. The book provides insights on the latest research on the relationship between food and cognitive performance, and offers practical strategies for incorporating brain-boosting foods into your diet. The author also provides information on common food additives that can be harmful to brain health, and offers advice on how to avoid them.
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  7. Recovery Meal | Tofu Parmesan Vegan

    Recovery Meal | Tofu Parmesan Vegan
    We are challenging him to change it up and give this vegan Tofu Parmesan a try for his next recovery meal! Best enjoyed with an ice-cold FITAID.
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  8. Book Review | Shoe Dog

    Book Review | Shoe Dog
    "Shoe Dog" is a memoir written by Phil Knight, the co-founder of Nike. The book chronicles the history of the company, from its early days as Blue Ribbon Sports to its eventual transformation into one of the most recognizable brands in the world.
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  9. Coconut Aminos VS Soy Sauce

    Coconut Aminos VS Soy Sauce
    Both coconut aminos and soy sauce have their pros and cons, and the choice between the two will depend on personal preference and dietary requirements. When choosing either condiment, it is important to opt for high-quality, pure products that are free from additives and artificial ingredients.
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  10. Recovery Meal | Fried Rice without the Rice

    Recovery Meal | Fried Rice without the Rice
    Looking for the fried rice without the rice? Try this Cauliflower Fried Rice recipe! This 10-minute recipe is easy to make, gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, and great for the entire family.
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