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Free nutrition guide when you create your free Plunge Care account
Balanced bowls for breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus easy swaps, a grocery checklist and more. Written from U.S. federal nutrition guidance, in plain language.
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The idea: build a bowl without measuring
One picture does most of the work. Fill about half the bowl with vegetables and fruit, about a quarter with protein, about a quarter with carbs or whole grains, and add a little healthy fat. Then adjust it to your appetite, your activity and the food you actually like.
- Vegetables and fruitAbout half · Any color, through the day
- ProteinAbout a quarter · At every meal, animal or plant
- Carbs and whole grainsAbout a quarter · Fiber-rich picks most of the time
- Healthy fatsA little goes far — olive oil, avocado, nuts and seeds
Based on USDA MyPlate and the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2025-2030. The guide cites every source it uses.
What is inside
- A one-week starter: one small change at a time, not a diet to begin on Monday
- The balanced bowl for lunch, for breakfast and as a dinner plate, plus one sample day
- Protein and fiber — the two that keep a meal satisfying
- Hydration, and what to drink instead of a sugary drink
- How to read a Nutrition Facts label in about 30 seconds
- Simple swaps: trade up, do not give up
- A 60-minute Sunday prep, and a grocery checklist you can print or screenshot
- The federal sources it is built on, and when to talk to a licensed clinician instead
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What this guide is, and is not
This guide is general wellness information, not medical advice. Talk to a licensed clinician about your health.
It is general information, not a meal plan and not a treatment. If you are pregnant, managing a health concern, taking anything prescribed or living with food allergies, ask a licensed clinician or a registered dietitian what fits you.