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7–9hof sleep a night

Keep a steady wake-up time

Rising at the same hour — weekends included — anchors your body clock, so falling asleep at night gets easier.

10 minafter each meal

Take a gentle walk after eating

Light movement helps muscles soak up glucose, flattening the blood-sugar spike and the energy dip that follows.

30plant foods a week

Eat a wider range of plants

Beans, grains, nuts, seeds, herbs and spices all count. Variety keeps your gut microbes diverse and resilient.

5 minof slow breathing

Schedule a daily reset

A few minutes of unhurried breathing calms the stress response and can nudge blood pressure in the right direction.

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