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Delicious, gut-friendly meals designed to reduce inflammation and support your health—just pick your dish and enjoy the benefits.
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Wake up before 8 am (if your schedule allows) and do your morning meditation/prayer first thing after waking up.
Have a cup of green/herbal tea and make sure to have a total of 1 liter (33.8 fl oz or 4 cups) of water before noon following the hydration guide.
After your tea, do the Full Body with No Props.
Try to walk in the morning and reduce your time on public transport.
A handful of berries and Omelet: mushrooms, basil and chives.
Read the “Depression, Anxiety & Gut Health” article.
Step away from your screen.
Even 5–10 minutes outdoors or by a window helps reset cortisol and serotonin levels. Natural light regulates your circadian rhythm and energy.
Make sure to have 1 more liter (33.8 fl oz or 4 cups) of water before 6 pm following the hydration guide.
Go for another 1h walk before 6 pm.
Listen to Francesca White from The Beauty Triangle podcast.
Do your evening meditation in bed and listen to the Relaxing breathing technique.
Go to bed around 10 pm (if your schedule allows it). Leave your phone outside the bedroom!
Make sure not to drink too much at night. You can have a cup of rose bud tea for calmness.
Do the 7-min Quick Stretch.
Slow Cooker: Tomato & Mushroom Oxtail Stew with Quinoa Stir Fry and a handful of steamed broccoli. Make extra stew and quinoa for later in the week.
Watch a video from the Watch Me – Videos section.
Wake up before 8 am (if your schedule allows) and do your morning meditation/prayer first thing after waking up.
Have a cup of green/herbal tea and make sure to have a total of 1 liter (33.8 fl oz or 4 cups) of water before noon following the hydration guide.
After your tea, do the Strong Glutes Routine. Try to walk in the morning and reduce your time on public transport.
An apple sprinkled with cinnamon and Protein Shake: Coconut, Vanilla, Blueberries.
Read the “Diabetes Advice: Is Drinking Tea Good for You?” article.
Breathe deeply before you eat.
A few slow breaths activate your parasympathetic nervous system, improving digestion and calming the mind.
Make sure to have 1 more liter (33.8 fl oz or 4 cups) of water before 6 pm following the hydration guide.
Go for another 1h walk before 6 pm.
Go for a 10–20 Minute Walk – this boosts digestion, balances blood sugar, and prevents the afternoon slump. Natural light also helps reset your body clock and lift your mood.
Fill a bath with Epsom salts (using 1 cup of Epsom salts) and listen to the Evening bath meditation then do your evening meditation in bed.
Go to bed around 10 pm (if your schedule allows it). Leave your phone outside the bedroom!
Make sure not to drink too much at night for optimal sleep. You can have a cup of peppermint tea for digestion.
Mushroom, Leek & Quinoa Stir Fry using quinoa from Monday’s leftovers. Make extra stir fry for Thursday’s lunch.
Watch a video from the Watch Me – Videos section.
Wake up before 8 am (if your schedule allows) and do your morning meditation/prayer first thing after waking up.
Have a cup of green/herbal tea and make sure to have a total of 1 liter (33.8 fl oz or 4 cups) of water before noon following the hydration guide.
After your tea, do the Full Body Plank. Try to walk in the morning and reduce your time on public transport.
Crudites and Easy Vegetable Shakshuka.
Read the “Brain Food for Studying and Focus” article.
Check in with your posture.
Tension builds through the morning — roll your shoulders back, unclench your jaw, and lengthen your spine. Physical release equals mental release.
Make sure to have 1 more liter (33.8 fl oz or 4 cups) of water before 6 pm following the hydration guide.
Go for another 1h walk before 6 pm.
Slow Cooker: Tomato & Mushroom Oxtail Stew leftovers.
Listen to the How to Survive Breast Cancer Podcast.
Do your evening meditation in bed and listen to the Stress Reducing Meditation.
Go to bed around 10 pm (if your schedule allows it). Leave your phone outside the bedroom!
Make sure not to drink too much at night. You can have a cup of Anti-depressant Saffron Tea to help with mood and anxiety.
Do the 13-min Stretch Routine.
Watch a video from the Watch Me – Videos section.
Wake up before 8 am (if your schedule allows) and do your morning meditation/prayer first thing after waking up.
Have a cup of green/herbal tea and make sure to have a total of 1 liter (33.8 fl oz or 4 cups) of water before noon following the hydration guide.
After your tea, do the Lean Arms Routine. Try to walk in the morning and reduce your time on public transport.
2 paleo bagels with a thin spread of nut butter and a sliced apple sprinkled with cinnamon.
Read the “Do You Often Feel Like Crying and Don’t Know Why?” article.
Practice gratitude.
Write down one thing that’s going well today. It instantly shifts mindset and lowers stress hormones.
Make sure to have 1 more liter (33.8 fl oz or 4 cups) of water before 6 pm following the hydration guide.
Go for another 1h walk before 6 pm.
Mushroom & Leek Stir Fry leftovers.
Try Deep or Box Breathing (4-4-4-4) – a few minutes of mindful breathing calms the nervous system and reduces stress. It increases oxygen flow, improving focus and energy after lunch.
Do your evening meditation in bed and listen to the Full Body Relaxation.
Go to bed around 10 pm (if your schedule allows it). Leave your phone outside the bedroom!
Make sure not to drink too much at night. You can have a cup of Ginger Tea to help with digestion.
Do the 11-min Quick Yoga Stretch.
Watch a video from the Watch Me – Videos section.
Wake up before 8 am (if your schedule allows) and do your morning meditation/prayer first thing after waking up.
Have a cup of green/herbal tea and make sure to have a total of 1 liter (33.8 fl oz or 4 cups) of water before noon following the hydration guide.
After your tea, do the Deep Mobility. Try to walk in the morning and reduce your time on public transport.
Crudities and Dairy-Free Scrambled Eggs, 3 slices of smoked salmon, ½ avocado.
Read the “IBS, Bloating & Regular Bowel Function” Expert Advice.
Smile — even if you don’t feel like it.
The act of smiling lowers cortisol and releases feel-good neurotransmitters.
Make sure to have 1 more liter (33.8 fl oz or 4 cups) of water before 6 pm following the hydration guide.
Go for another 1h walk before 6 pm.
Listen to the Constantin Bjerke
Do your evening meditation in bed and listen to the Sleep Story.
Go to bed around 10 pm (if your schedule allows it). Leave your phone outside the bedroom!
Make sure not to drink too much at night. You can have a cup of chamomile tea for good sleep.
Go for a 30 minute walk to get those steps in.
Watch a video from the Watch Me – Videos section.
If you have a dip in the afternoon, you can snack on:
If you can last without snacking, great but don’t force that if you are desperate to eat.
Delicious, gut-friendly meals designed to reduce inflammation and support your health—just pick your dish and enjoy the benefits.
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Delicious, gut-friendly meals designed to reduce inflammation and support your health—just pick your dish and enjoy the benefits.
Recipes
The EBS Traffic Light system of food categories with more guidance on each color.
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A place for asking questions that might feel too big or too small for professional help, and getting responses from both peers and moderators.
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