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Anabolic Buffalo Chicken Bowl
This will be my lunch for the week I'll also be starting to add recipes from my book in. Ingredients (1 serving) 6 oz grilled or air-fried chicken breast 1/2 cup cooked jasmine or basmati rice 1/2 cup non-fat Greek yogurt 1 tbsp buffalo sauce 1/2 cup steamed broccoli or green beans Salt, pepper, garlic powder Preparation Season and cook chicken until fully done. Mix Greek yogurt and buffalo sauce until smooth. Add rice to a bowl, top with chicken and vegetables. Drizzle sauce and mix before eating. Macros (approximate) Calories: 450 Protein: 50 g Carbohydrates: 40 g Fat: 6 g Notes Replace rice with cauliflower rice for lower carbohydrates Add lettuce or spinach to increase volume Suitable for meal prep, 3–4 days refrigerated
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@Kimberly Temple same! :)
Peptide of the Day: KPV
What it is: KPV is a tripeptide fragment of alpha-MSH involved in immune regulation and inflammatory signaling, rather than forcing a specific pathway. Why people use it: Gut inflammation and digestive issues Systemic inflammatory conditions (joint discomfort, arthritis-like symptoms) Skin inflammation (eczema, psoriasis-type conditions) Immune balance during chronic stress Typical research length: 8–16+ weeks Often used longer-term in chronic inflammatory conditions due to its regulatory nature. Why long-term use makes sense: KPV doesn’t overstimulate receptors or hormones. It works by normalizing inflammatory signaling, which is why it’s often tolerated well over time. Common misconception: KPV is not a painkiller or steroid. If inflammation improves, symptoms improve — that’s the mechanism. Where it fits: Inflammation control Gut–skin–joint axis support Beginner to intermediate friendly Bottom line: KPV doesn’t mask inflammation. It helps the immune system calm down and behave appropriately. Common dosing 250mcg-500mcg daily
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đź’• KPV. Helps my knee pain and allows me to work out harder. My sister takes it for RA and has great success.
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Excited to see your content and to keep learning! 🎉
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Melissa Bitterman
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