Habits
Default Meal Protein First Rule
Default meal protein first rule fixes twenty to thirty gram protein anchors in every autopilot template before carbs—stable energy beats three p.m. crashes mistaken for more decision fatigue.
Default meal protein first rule builds every autopilot template around a fixed protein anchor—twenty to thirty grams at breakfast and lunch—before carbs and sauces get decided. Protein stabilizes energy and reduces three p.
m. vending triggered by blood sugar crashes mistaken for more decision fatigue.
Anchors: eggs, Greek yogurt, chicken batch, tofu, shakes you tolerate. Rule is structural, not macro obsession on tired days.
Common questions
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Why put protein first in default meals?
Adequate protein at breakfast and lunch stabilizes energy and reduces afternoon crashes that feel like decision fatigue. Fix the anchor once; vary carbs and produce around it.
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