Educational nutrition information for Canada. Not medical advice. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Fasting 16:8

Mood Steady

Ketones, omega-3, daylight, and magnesium — the floor under a heavy week.

Omega-3Vitamin D3FolateVitamin B12MagnesiumVitamin B1

The plate

  • 70%non-starchy vegetables
  • 20%protein
  • 10%added fat

Steps

  1. 01Eat enough. Under-fueling a nervous system is not a protocol.
  2. 02Fatty fish, greens (folate), and morning light.
  3. 03Magnesium in the evening. Protect a lights-down hour.
  4. 04Keep protein at the first meal so blood sugar is not a roller coaster.
  5. 05If mood is dark or you have thoughts of harming yourself, skip the lab and call a human: 9-8-8 in Canada.

Eat

  • Salmon
  • Eggs
  • Spinach
  • Olive oil
  • Pumpkin seeds
  • Sardines

Skip

  • Alcohol as medicine
  • All-or-nothing fasting
  • Isolating with a grocery list

Food-first notes

  • Marine omega-3

    Cools joints, supports brain and skin, balances the omega-6 load of modern food.

  • Vitamin D3 with K2

    Immune tone, mood, and bone. K2 helps steer calcium. Test, don’t guess.

  • Magnesium glycinate

    Sleep, cramps, and vitamin D activation. Oxide is cheap and poorly absorbed for many.

  • Nutritional yeast

    B1, B3, and B5 are often discussed for keto-adaptation, nerves, and stress load. Yeast is the tasty way there.

Cook

Depression and anxiety are medical. This food pattern is not a treatment or a replacement for therapy or prescribed medicine. In Canada, call 9-8-8 for suicide crisis support. Educational only — not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.