If your meals have recently turned into a freestyle jazz performance, chaotic, unpredictable, and full of impulse snacks, don’t worry.

You don’t need a 30-day challenge or a cleanse that tastes like regret. You just need a reset.

And here’s the good news: resetting your eating habits doesn’t mean starving, counting every almond, or becoming a spreadsheet with legs. This 3-day reset uses real food, balanced portions, and gentle structure to help you feel better, naturally.

Why a 3-Day Reset Works

When your eating gets off track, your body starts sending out distress signals: low energy, cravings, bloat, poor sleep. A short reset gives your system a chance to stabilize blood sugar, reduce inflammation, and remind your appetite who's in charge.

This isn’t a diet. It’s a recalibration, one that prioritizes portion control, nutrient density, and consistent eating windows to help your body reset without restriction.

Day 1: Stabilize with Simple Structure

The first day is about reintroducing rhythm. Your body likes predictability, especially when it comes to meals. Here’s how to start:

• Eat 3 balanced meals spaced about 4–5 hours apart. No skipping.
• Each plate should include:
  • 1 palm-sized portion of protein (chicken, eggs, beans, tofu)
  • 1–2 cupped handfuls of carbs (fruit, sweet potato, rice)
  • 1 thumb of healthy fat (avocado, olive oil, nuts)
  • 1–2 fists of non-starchy vegetables (greens, peppers, broccoli)
• Hydration goal: At least half your body weight in ounces of water.

You’re not measuring obsessively — you’re eyeballing based on what your body needs. This simple framework helps you feel nourished without feeling stuffed.

Day 2: Curb Cravings and Clean the Slate

Cravings usually come from chaotic blood sugar and poor sleep. Day two is about balance and calm.

• Keep meals consistent. Eat around the same times as Day 1.
• Cut out added sugars. No candy, soda, sweetened coffee, or sneaky “low fat” bars. Focus on whole foods with natural sugars, like fruit.
• Build satisfying meals. Don’t skimp on protein and fats — they’re key to keeping cravings away.
• Snack smart (if you need to). Choose a protein + fiber combo like a boiled egg and carrots, or Greek yogurt and berries.

This day can feel a little foggy if your sugar intake has been high — that’s normal. Stay the course. You're giving your body a much-needed breather.

Day 3: Strengthen Your Reset with Timing and Mindfulness

On day three, you fine-tune two powerful tools: meal timing and portion mindfulness.

• Stick to a 10–12 hour eating window. If you eat breakfast at 8 a.m., aim to finish dinner by 6–8 p.m. This gives your digestion time to rest overnight.
• Slow down. Try taking 15–20 minutes for each meal. Put the phone down. Chew. Breathe. Let your brain register fullness before your plate’s empty.
• Portion check-in: Start with smaller portions. You can always go back for more. Chances are, you won’t need to.

By now, your body should be feeling more stable — fewer spikes, crashes, or chaotic cravings. This is your foundation. From here, you can build sustainable habits that don’t require calorie math or extreme discipline.

Bonus Tips to Maximize Your 3-Day Reset

• Move your body gently. Walking, stretching, or light workouts help regulate appetite and support digestion.
• Sleep like it’s your job. Recovery starts with rest. Aim for 7–9 hours each night during your reset.
• Plan your meals in advance. Even if it’s just scribbled notes or mentally reviewing your next plate, prep = success.

This Isn’t a Detox — It’s a Reboot

Forget juice cleanses and 1,000-calorie meal plans. The 3-day reset is about returning to a way of eating that actually makes sense for your body, structured, satisfying, and simple.

No tracking. No starving. No guilt.

Just real food, real portions, and real results.

Ready for the Long Game?

The best part? You don’t have to stop after three days. Use this reset as your launchpad. Stick to the portion-based framework, keep your meals consistent, and give your body what it actually needs — not what the latest fad diet demands.

With Portions Master, you don’t need more restriction. You need more clarity — and that starts with your plate.

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