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Why Power 31 Is Not Another Diet
Most nutrition systems tell you what to remove. Power 31 begins with a different question: What foods are actually worth building your life around? Instead of chasing trends, cutting out entire food groups, or following a rigid meal plan, Power 31 is built around a simple idea: some foods provide more long-term value than others. They may support nutrient density, metabolic health, recovery, performance, satiety, inflammation-conscious eating, or overall longevity better than
Kole Cordier
May 71 min read


What Makes a Food “Powerful”?
A powerful food is not just a food with one impressive nutrient. That is one of the biggest mistakes in modern nutrition marketing. A food gets labeled a “super-food” because it contains antioxidants, vitamin C, omega-3s, fiber, protein, polyphenols, or some other beneficial compound. But real-world nutrition is more complicated than that. Power 31 looks at food through a wider lens. A food may be nutrient-dense, but is it easy to absorb?It may be healthy, but can most people
Kole Cordier
May 71 min read


The Difference Between Core, Rotational, and Conditional Foods
Not every healthy food belongs in the same category. One of the central ideas behind Power 31 is that foods should not only be ranked by quality, but also by role. Some foods are strong enough, useful enough, and practical enough to appear often. These are what Power 31 considers core foods. They are the foods that can form the backbone of a strong nutrition system. Other foods are still valuable, but they may be better used in rotation. These foods add variety, unique nutrie
Kole Cordier
May 71 min read
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