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The Renaissance Diet 2.0 by Mike Israetel, Melissa Davis and Jen Case — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Renaissance Diet 2.0

by Mike Israetel, Melissa Davis and Jen Case

Evidence-based sports nutrition by priority: calories, macros, timing, composition, supplements. Technical and precise, from exercise scientists.

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you train hard and want nutrition ranked by what matters.

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you want simple rules.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Calories first.
  2. Then macros.
  3. Timing and supplements last.

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Read the priority pyramid and fix the base first.

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Nutrition by priority.

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