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What’s inside

Straightforward recipes, widely available ingredients, and a clear structure to help you organize everyday, low-sodium cooking. The book emphasizes conscious eating patterns and simple routines that can support healthy blood pressure as part of overall wellbeing.

  • 40 easy recipes — from breakfast to dinner, with clear step-by-step instructions and simple, lower-sodium swaps.
  • 14-day plan that takes the daily “what should I eat?” out of the equation.
  • 21-week planner & food log to note preferences, ideas, and organize shopping lists.
  • Practical tips for building calmer, more organized meal habits that support healthy blood pressure.

This text is strictly informational and culinary in nature. It does not diagnose, treat, heal, or prevent any condition, including hypertension. For personal needs or medical questions, always consult a qualified professional.

Sample recipes

Grilled salmon fillet
with sweet potatoes and green beans (reduced-sodium seasoning).
Baked sweet potato
with black beans and a light yogurt-herb sauce.
Turkey meatballs
with whole-grain pasta and a no-salt-added tomato sauce.

Clear frameworks for a kitchen routine

The book offers organizational frameworks for planning meals, noting preferences, and experimenting with simple, lower-sodium ingredients. The goal is to support more conscious choices at the table and bring more order to your week.

Simple, non-prescriptive guides

This is not therapy or a medical manual. It’s a set of culinary and organizational ideas for those exploring more balanced eating patterns, in collaboration with their own professionals.

Author: Ellie Campbell

Ellie Campbell is a health and nutrition specialist. She writes pragmatically about how food choices can fit into everyday life. In this book, she offers practical planning tools — with no promises and no medical claims.

FAQ

Does this book replace medical advice?
No. It’s informational and culinary. For health matters, always consult your clinician.
Are there “miracle” recipes?
No promises or medical claims — just simple recipes and organizational tools to support healthy eating patterns.
Is it tailored to individual needs?
Recipes are general and intended for home use. Discuss any changes with your doctor or dietitian, especially for hypertension.

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