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Build most meals from whole foods - colorful plants, quality protein, and healthy fats. Keep ultra-processed items as rare extras.
You do not need perfection - you need consistency. Short, frequent sessions beat occasional marathons.
Protect 7 to 8 hours in a cool, dark, quiet room. Treat sleep like a meeting with your future self.
Stress management is health management. Small recovery practices buffer your nervous system.
Tie new habits to anchors you already do. Example: after brushing teeth - fill your water bottle. After lunch - 10 minute walk. After work - 20 minute lift or bodyweight circuit.
Use this as a template. Swap proteins and plants based on taste and budget.
| Day | Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | Greek yogurt, berries, walnuts | Chicken, quinoa, roasted broccoli | Baked salmon, asparagus, potatoes |
| Tue | Omelet with spinach and feta | Lentil soup, side salad | Turkey chili, avocado |
| Wed | Protein smoothie with banana | Tuna salad on whole grain | Stir fry tofu, mixed veg, brown rice |
| Thu | Overnight oats, chia, almonds | Chicken burrito bowl - extra veg | Steak, brussels sprouts, carrots |
| Fri | Cottage cheese, pineapple | Shrimp, farro, arugula | Baked cod, green beans, quinoa |
| Sat | Avocado toast, eggs | Turkey wrap, hummus, veg | Grill night - chicken or fish, big salad |
| Sun | Blueberry pancakes - Greek yogurt topping | Leftovers + side salad | Slow cooker chicken and veggies |
Shop the perimeter first. Read labels - look for short ingredient lists you can pronounce.
Rest 60 to 90 seconds as needed. Progress by adding reps then light load.
Food first. Supplements can fill gaps - not replace meals. Quality and dose matter. Aim to keep it simple unless your clinician advises otherwise.
Interactions are possible. Check meds and conditions with a clinician or pharmacist.
Health improves when your nervous system gets predictable signals of safety. Routines and relationships provide that.
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No. This is general education. For personal guidance, speak with a licensed clinician who knows your history.
The best diet is one you can adhere to that centers whole foods, adequate protein, fiber, and mostly unprocessed ingredients.
Many people feel better energy and sleep within 2 to 3 weeks. Visible changes take longer but compound over months.
Often no. Food first. Consider targeted supplements if you have a documented need or cannot meet targets with diet.