Transform your health with wholesome, nutrient-dense meals designed to fuel your body naturally.
Start Your Plan Learn BenefitsReduce inflammation and support cardiovascular health with whole, unprocessed foods.
Experience stable energy levels throughout the day without sugar crashes.
Enhance focus and cognitive function with nutrient-rich whole foods.
Achieve and maintain a healthy weight naturally with balanced nutrition.
Focus on foods in their natural state - fresh fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains.
Minimize foods with artificial additives, preservatives, and excessive sugar or sodium.
Drink plenty of water and limit sugary beverages and excessive caffeine.
Eat mindfully and listen to your body's hunger and fullness cues.
Spinach, banana, berries, almond butter, chia seeds
320 calQuinoa, roasted vegetables, chickpeas, tahini dressing
485 calFresh apple slices with natural almond butter
180 calWild salmon, steamed broccoli, sweet potato
425 calSteel-cut oats, Greek yogurt, berries, walnuts
340 calMixed greens, olives, cucumber, feta, olive oil
380 calHomemade hummus with carrot and bell pepper sticks
150 calFree-range chicken breast, asparagus, brown rice
440 calWhole grain bread, avocado, tomato, hemp seeds
310 calRed lentils, vegetables, herbs, whole grain roll
395 calRaw almonds, pumpkin seeds, dried fruit (no sugar added)
200 calMixed vegetables, tofu, brown rice, ginger sauce
410 calPlain Greek yogurt, berries, granola, honey
285 calLean turkey, vegetables, wrapped in lettuce leaves
320 calMixed berries with a handful of raw walnuts
175 calWhite fish, roasted Brussels sprouts, quinoa
390 calEggs, spinach, mushrooms, bell peppers
280 calGrilled chicken, mixed greens, avocado, balsamic
420 calFresh celery sticks with natural peanut butter
160 calPeppers stuffed with ground turkey and vegetables
375 calChia seeds, almond milk, vanilla, fresh fruit
295 calWhole wheat tortilla, hummus, vegetables, sprouts
350 calHerbal tea with 2 Medjool dates
140 calGrass-fed beef, vegetables, brown rice noodles
450 calRoasted sweet potato, eggs, spinach, herbs
330 calWild salmon, quinoa, vegetables, lemon dressing
460 calUnsweetened coconut yogurt with berries
185 calHerb-roasted chicken, steamed vegetables, wild rice
415 calDedicate 2-3 hours on Sunday to prepare meals and snacks for the week ahead.
Choose foods with 5 ingredients or less, and avoid artificial additives.
Aim for 8-10 glasses of water daily and start each meal with a glass of water.
Eat when hungry, stop when satisfied, and pay attention to how foods make you feel.