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The 28 days

What each week asks of you

The order matters more than the content. Most plans fail because everything arrives at once, so this one sequences it.

Week 1

Stabilise

  • Move to the hormone reset plate at every meal, using the daily menus
  • Set a consistent eating window so blood sugar stops swinging
  • Start the 10-3-2-1 wind-down in the evening
  • Begin the daily tracker: energy, mood, sleep, cravings

Most women notice energy steadying before anything else changes. Nothing else is added until this week is holding.

Week 2

Support

  • Introduce the core supplement stack, plus the additions for your type
  • Start the stress tier that matches your pattern
  • Keep the meal structure from week one running unchanged
  • Review the first week of tracking for patterns

This is the first week the protocol becomes personalised. What you add depends on which hormone type the assessment pointed to.

Week 3

Recalibrate

  • Match movement to your hormone type rather than pushing harder
  • Begin the skin protocol if breakouts are one of your concerns
  • Make the first adjustments from your own tracked data
  • Use the lab guide to prepare questions for your provider if relevant

By now there is enough of your own data to adjust from, so week three is about responding to what you are seeing rather than following a script.

Week 4

Consolidate

  • Test the routine against a normal week, not an ideal one
  • Keep what worked, drop what created friction
  • Complete the end-of-protocol review in the journal
  • Choose your maintenance settings for after day 28

The point of week four is repeatability. A plan that only works in a perfect week is not a plan you can keep.

What you are actually changing

Five levers, pulled together

Each one on its own produces a little. The reason the protocol treats them as a single system is that cortisol, insulin, estrogen and progesterone do not move independently of each other.

01

Nutrition

The hormone reset plate is a structure, not a fixed menu. Daily menus, weekly grocery lists and recipes are supplied, and every meal is built from the same protein, fibre and fat pattern so blood sugar stays steady. There is no calorie counting and no weighing.

02

Sleep

The sleep architecture reset uses the 10-3-2-1 wind-down and an environment checklist. The aim is depth rather than hours, because the recovery hormones depend on that is the part that gets lost first.

03

Stress

A three-tier cortisol system: a short daily practice for baseline calm, a weekly ritual for deeper recovery, and a fast reset for the days when everything goes wrong. Designed to fit around real life rather than replacing it.

04

Movement

Movement is calibrated to your hormone type. For some patterns that means less intensity and more recovery, for others it means more resistance work. The framework tells you which, and why.

05

Tracking

A printable daily journal for energy, mood, sleep, cravings and meals. Tracking is what turns the protocol from a set of instructions into something you can adjust, because you can see your own patterns rather than guessing at them.

A woman preparing a meal at a kitchen counter

After day 28

The maintenance blueprint

The reset is not meant to be repeated forever. The final section covers the 80/20 approach for normal life: which habits are worth protecting, which ones can slide, and how to tell the difference.

  • The non-negotiable habits worth keeping
  • How to adapt around travel, holidays and busy periods
  • The signals that suggest repeating the reset
  • What to keep tracking, and what you can stop

Why this matters: a 28-day result that disappears in week six is not a result. The maintenance phase is the part most programmes leave out.

Practical questions

Running the protocol day to day

Questions about buying, delivery and refunds are answered on the main FAQ.

What exactly am I buying?

A digital playbook in PDF containing the full 28-day structure: meal plan, hormone type assessment, supplement protocol, skin protocol, stress system, sleep system, movement framework, lab guide, tracking journal and the maintenance blueprint for afterwards.

How is this different from other hormone books?

Most books explain what is happening. This is a structure you follow, with a defined job for each week, a tracking method and a plan for what happens after day 28.

Do I have to take the assessment?

You can follow the core protocol without it, but weeks two and three are personalised by hormone type, so the assessment is what makes those weeks specific to you.

How much time does it take each day?

Meal preparation you would be doing anyway, a short stress practice, and around two minutes of tracking. The wind-down routine replaces evening habits rather than adding to them.

Do I have to start on a particular day?

No. The protocol runs on days rather than dates. Day one is whenever you begin.

Ready to start day one?

The full 28-day structure, the assessment and every module are inside the playbook. 60 days to decide.

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