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Free guide Real Food, Better Sleep, Calmer Days

A simple 7-day reset for real food and everyday habits

7 everyday habits for calmer, better-fed weeks

Real food, better sleep, calmer days

This free guide walks you through one small, practical change a day: what to put on your plate, how to set up your kitchen, and the everyday routines (sleep, water, movement) that most of us let slide.

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A short, practical PDF. Read it in one sitting, use it all week.

Contents

  1. Day 1 The real-food plate
  2. Day 2 Ten nutrients, in plain words (including vitamin C, D and zinc)
  3. Day 3 Sleep
  4. Day 4 Calmer days
  5. Day 5 Gut-friendly and fermented foods: plain yogurt, sauerkraut, kimchi, miso
  6. Day 6 Move, drink water, wash your hands
  7. Day 7 Your natural pantry and how to spot the fakes
  8. Plus Talk to your doctor · printable 7-day checklist · pantry shopping list

From Day 7

How to spot the fakes: honey & olive oil

  • In the US, honey mixed with a sweetener such as corn syrup can't be labelled just “honey”. Read the front and the ingredients.
  • “Raw” isn't defined in the FDA's honey labelling guidance. Read it as the seller's description rather than a tested standard.
  • Extra virgin olive oil: look for a harvest date. Colour doesn't tell you the quality.

Never give honey, including mānuka, to babies under 12 months.

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