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Muscle Building
More than just protein shakes and bro splits. This section breaks down how to actually build muscle. Smart training, dialed-in nutrition, and recovery that supports growth. Whether you're a beginner or hitting a plateau, you'll learn how to eat, lift, and live in a way that gets real results without wasting time or overcomplicating it.


How Much Protein Do You Actually Need?
Protein is one of the most talked-about nutrients and for good reason. It’s the building block of your muscles, hormones, skin, and hair. But how much do you really need? Research suggests most people benefit from 0.6–0.8 grams per pound of body weight, with higher intakes supporting muscle growth and weight loss. Whether you’re trying to build muscle, lose fat, or just stay full and energized, hitting your daily protein target is one of the simplest ways to improve your heal
Maxwell Snider, RD
Jul 292 min read


What Is A Calorie? Understand The Basics of Energy
What is a calorie, really? Most people know calories are in food, but few understand what they actually are or how your body uses them. In this article, you'll learn how calories fuel your body, how your metabolism burns them, and why not all calories are created equal. Whether your goal is weight loss, muscle gain, or better energy, understanding calories is the first step toward eating with purpose.
Maxwell Snider, RD
Jul 123 min read


The Dietitian’s Guide to Eating for Muscle, Strength, and Better Health
Building muscle isn’t just about looking good. It’s essential for long-term health, strength, and independence as you age. Learn why nutrition, especially hitting your protein and carb needs, is the foundation for muscle growth, how to time your meals around workouts, and which supplements actually make a difference. Whether you’re new to the gym or a seasoned lifter, this guide gives you the practical info you need to fuel your gains and protect your health.
Maxwell Snider, RD
Jun 125 min read
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