Prima on The Spillover with Alex Clark
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Do you ever think about how a medieval farmer probably ate fewer ingredients than a guy walking through an airport today? I mean, we've got protein bars with 17 emulsifiers, four gums, three things invented by a chemical engineer in New Jersey, but somehow we're the advanced civilization? Nah, that's why the only protein bar that I actually eat is Prima. It's the first ancestral protein bar, which basically means it's built around real food instead of a science experiment. You get 21 grams of grass-fed whey protein. That is a complete protein with all the amino acids that your body really needs. There's no mystery protein isolate that sounds like it came from a military contractor, okay? They've also got grass-fed collagen, raw organic honey for sweetness, no seed oils, and Prima is glyphosate-free certified. This is huge. If you guys have been following me at all in the past year, how passionate I am about the glyphosate problem in this country and how sick it is making us and it is wrecking our gut health. Every ingredient in a Prima protein bar actually has a job, and you don't need Google Translate to read the label. Everybody's arguing about keto and carnivore and paleo and poopoo-doopoo. Honestly, I don't have the energy anymore. My philosophy is simple. Eat food your great-grandparents would recognize. That is why Prima is the only protein bar that works for me. Go to EatPrima, eatprima.com. Use code alexclark20 for 20% off your first order. That is alexclark20 for 20% off at eatprima, eatprima.com. You can also find Prima Bars at Sprouts, Kroger, King Soopers, and Ralph's nationwide.
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