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It’s not about how much weight you can put on the bar, but how well, and how consistently you can move the bar.

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Work to true failure – loss of physical positioning; not relative failure – loss of mental endurance.

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For many of us, there is simply no time during the work week to hit the gym…But don’t let that discourage you…Being a weekend warrior, someone who works out mostly on the weekends is almost…

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This week my brother is coming to visit for a few days of his spring break. My little brother who at 6’1″ towers over me and will eat at least two portions of whatever is served for dinner. I honest to goodness love feeding him, as he hunkers into every plate with pure enthusiasm.

Over text I asked if he had any requests for dinner. “That is the best question anyone has asked me all day!” he wrote. Shrimp and grits was his lone request. Even though I have an easy-to-impress guest visiting this week, the goal is dinners for the week that are both fast and a little fancy, a cooking style I don’t always reach for when feeding two preschoolers.

Here are the five fast and fancy dinners I’m cooking for house guests this week.

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If you’re hosting Easter brunch this year, you’re going to want to include a breakfast casserole in the spread (along with a big batch of bacon cooked in the oven, of course!). Consider it your easy solution for feeding a crowd. Whether you go sweet, skew savory, or load it with veggies, breakfast casseroles are always a good idea since they come together without too much fuss, and often have the potential to be made ahead.

From French toast-inspired casseroles to veggie-friendly egg bakes, here are 20 breakfast casseroles to inspire your Easter brunch spread.

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Inspired by the British summertime classic, this tall, fizzy drink is meant for sipping on warm, lazy afternoons. We mixed up a non-boozy version that skips the classic Pimm’s, but brings together lots of lemony effervescence, cucumbers, and fresh strawberries. Here’s how to make this minimalist, booze-free drink

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These eggs will have people reveling in your artistic abilities. “However did you paint something so beautifully intricate?” friends and family members may ask. You don’t even have to tell them the truth, if you don’t want. Your secret is safe with us. The secret, of course, being that you didn’t paint anything — you just used temporary tattoos.

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weekend_linklove in-lineRESEARCH OF THE WEEK

Exposure to common flame retardants may increase the risk of thyroid cancer.

Maple syrup extract enhances antibiotic efficacy.

Sex differences in brain structure.

After Tennessee shut down two nuclear plants and coal burning picked up the slack, infant health in the immediate vicinity suffered.

There’s no strong evidence that smartphones have lasting effects on how we think.

But just having one in the same room as you impairs your cognitive capacity.

Age isn’t an excuse. You can be 83 and still lift heavy and make gains.

Delaying the release of junk food from vending machines causes consumers to make healthier choices.

Linus Pauling’s smiling in his grave.

A successful reintroduction of the American chestnut would be a boon to wildlife.

Talking to preschoolers about their past and future selves helps them make better choices.

NEW PRIMAL BLUEPRINT PODCASTS

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Episode 163: Dr. Gary Foresman: Host Elle Russ chats with Dr. Gary Foresman about hyperthyroidism.

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INTERESTING BLOG POSTS

Why some people are choosing to eat at the hospital.

Is there such a thing as too many polyphenols?

How and why dolphins throw octopuses around before eating them.

How deep should you squat? It depends.

MEDIA, SCHMEDIA

Why even non-diabetics should consider wearing a continuous glucose monitor.

Tree songs.

Rising carbon dioxide is greening the planet.

EVERYTHING ELSE

Without anyone really noticing, the alternative health sphere has revolutionized the way most people eat.

A huge competitive advantage for the Mongols was their meat-and-milk-rich diet.

The first cyborg.

20 badass hikes.

THINGS I’M UP TO AND INTERESTED IN

Contest I have to share: Enter to win $100 to spend on Pura Vida bracelets along with 2 free canisters of the new PRIMAL KITCHEN® Collagen Fuel shake mix. You can also get 20% off your Pura Vida orders by using the code PRIMALKITCHEN20 at checkout.

Stat that blew my mind: Half of Americans are only responsible for 3% of health care spending.

Epigenetics study I found fascinating: Harms of blue light at night passed down to offspring.

Health paradox I’ve often wondered about: The toddler paradox.

Even though I missed April 1st: I’m getting a few of these for the office.

RECIPE CORNER

  • If you absolutely must have bread and you’re very low carb, try keto bread..
  • St. Patrick’s Day has come and gone, but paleo Irish stew remains a good choice.

TIME CAPSULE

One year ago (Apr 9– Apr 15)

COMMENT OF THE WEEK

Make sure you drink it, though. Resist that strange compulsion so many have to shoot it up your colon.

“Well, there goes my weekend…”

Mike S.

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