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Week of July 8, 2026 — Protein-first foundations

Most of this week’s cart is fresh protein and produce — buy that locally (ribeye, ground beef 85/15 or leaner, eggs, wild-caught salmon). Below are the shelf-stable staples and protocol gear worth ordering online so they’re on your doorstep before Sunday’s cook.

Pantry staples

The non-negotiables of a clean kitchen — every one passes the no-weak-links ingredient audit.

Extra-virgin olive oil (harvest-dated)

Your default cooking and finishing fat. Harvest-dated single-origin bottles are the freshness tell.

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Grass-fed beef tallow

The high-heat searing fat for your Sunday ribeye — zero seed oils.

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Redmond Real Salt

Unrefined, no anti-caking agents. Salting protein generously supports the fasted-training electrolyte picture.

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Organic green tea (loose leaf or bags)

The default social and afternoon pour on this protocol.

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Protocol staples

What the cohort is actually using this month.

Thorne Creatine

Five grams daily — the single best-evidenced supplement for muscle and cognition together. NSF Certified for Sport.

Verify "Sold by: Thorne" on the listing — the only authorized Amazon reseller.

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Ultima Replenisher electrolytes (Grape, 90 servings)

Zero calories, low sodium, stevia-sweetened. Half a scoop with your creatine before the fasted lift, half after. Blunts appetite if you push the fast.

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Starting the program this week?

Order your tracking gear first — blood pressure monitor, pulse oximeter, and the two pieces of strength equipment the program uses.

See the equipment list →

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