Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth

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2889: 7 Muscle Building Exercises You Have Never Done (But Should Start Immediately)

Explore episode Jun 27, 2026
Government
AI Exposes Congressional Stock Corruption

2889: 7 Muscle Building Exercises You Have Never Done (But … · Jun 27, 2026 Government

A platform called GovGreed built a 7-layer machine learning system that cross-referenced every congressional stock trade against the bills their committees controlled and the companies their votes would impact. The result: 56% of all congressional stock purchases in the last 16 months were on companies directly affected by bills the same politician later voted on. It's legal, it's ongoing, and the only people who can change it are the ones profiting from it.

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Legion bars and GLP protein

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Adam has been hoarding Legion's new chocolate chip peanut butter Rice Krispie protein bars, which deliver 15 grams of protein in 190 calories with a taste that he describes as virtually indistinguishable from a regular Rice Krispie treat. Sal points out their strategic value beyond convenience: GLP-1 medication users experience dramatically suppressed appetite and often struggle to hit adequate protein targets, leading to muscle loss alongside fat loss. The hyperpalatability of the bars — engineered to be easy to eat even with low appetite — makes them a practical tool for getting protein in when nothing else sounds good.

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