Silence the constant
mental chatter about food
Stop fighting cravings for
cookies, chocolate, bread, or pasta
Feel fully free to choose what
you eat without guilt or frustration
Silence the constant
mental chatter about food
Stop fighting cravings for
cookies, chocolate, bread, or pasta
Feel fully free to choose what
you eat without guilt or frustration
Is drawn to sweets and carbs even when you do not want to be
Feels exhausted from fighting cravings and relying on willpower
Is frustrated that you cannot break the cycle
Modern food culture hijacks your biology.
Gut bacteria, hormones, your brain’s reward center, and your emotions make sugar hard to resist.
Is drawn to sweets and carbs even when you do not want to be
Feels exhausted from fighting cravings and relying on willpower
Is frustrated that you cannot break the cycle
Modern food culture hijacks your biology.
Gut bacteria, hormones, your brain’s reward center, and your emotions make sugar hard to resist.
Click the video below for a short introduction to how the Bootcamp works and what you can expect.
Click the video below for a short introduction to how the Bootcamp works and what you can expect.
The 7 Factors of Sugar Dependency
How to Eat for Stability to reduce cravings
The 7 Factors of Sugar Dependency
How to Eat for Stability to reduce cravings
That’s exactly why this program exists. Most people try to quit sugar using willpower alone. In the Bootcamp, you learn the biology behind cravings and get the structure and support to move through detox with far less struggle.
Some people experience mild withdrawal symptoms between days 3-6, but the protocol is designed to make this as easy as possible. Most participants report feeling better within just a few days.
All calls are recorded and uploaded within 24 hours. You’ll still have full access to the teachings, tools, and community.
No. This is a reset — a way to rebalance your biology so cravings lose power. You’ll never be asked to count calories or restrict arbitrarily.
Not necessarily. The goal is freedom — to choose treats intentionally rather than feeling pulled by them. For most people, that means a “sugar-minimal lifestyle.”
The longest module is the first one, which is all about preparing. To get through those video lessons and worksheets, plan about an hour to an hour and a half. After that, most of the other modules are 15 minutes or less. Plus the time for reflection exercises, the live coaching calls, plus the time to prepare simple whole-food meals.
No. Everything can be done with regular grocery-store ingredients.
If not having your daily glass of chardonnay is going to be a deal-breaker for you, then you can have one glass of dry red or white wine each day during the challenge. Sure, there is some residual sugar in wine (not so much in dry wines), but there are other issues, like it increases impulsiveness, and extra stress on your liver. Better to do without it if you can.
That’s exactly why this program exists. Most people try to quit sugar using willpower alone. In the Bootcamp, you learn the biology behind cravings and get the structure and support to move through detox with far less struggle.
Some people experience mild withdrawal symptoms between days 3-6, but the protocol is designed to make this as easy as possible. Most participants report feeling better within just a few days.
All calls are recorded and uploaded within 24 hours. You’ll still have full access to the teachings, tools, and community.
No. This is a reset — a way to rebalance your biology so cravings lose power. You’ll never be asked to count calories or restrict arbitrarily.
Not necessarily. The goal is freedom — to choose treats intentionally rather than feeling pulled by them. For most people, that means a “sugar-minimal lifestyle.”
The longest module is the first one, which is all about preparing. To get through those video lessons and worksheets, plan about an hour to an hour and a half. After that, most of the other modules are 15 minutes or less. Plus the time for reflection exercises, the live coaching calls, plus the time to prepare simple whole-food meals.
No. Everything can be done with regular grocery-store ingredients.
If not having your daily glass of chardonnay is going to be a deal-breaker for you, then you can have one glass of dry red or white wine each day during the challenge. Sure, there is some residual sugar in wine (not so much in dry wines), but there are other issues, like it increases impulsiveness, and extra stress on your liver. Better to do without it if you can.
FIGHT CRAVINGS
RELY ON WILLPOWER
DO THIS ALONE
FIGHT CRAVINGS
RELY ON WILLPOWER
DO THIS ALONE