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How to eat when you want to feel better

A gentle reset for when your meals — and your energy — feel a little off

Published March 9, 2026 9:00AM (EDT)

We’ve all had those stretches when our diets drift off course, bit by bit, until everything we put in our mouths feels slightly incomplete or quietly at odds with our wellbeing: the second cold brew on an empty stomach, gulped through a straw on the way to a meeting, leaving your hands trembling at the conference table; the vending machine snacks you’re — understandably — calling dinner while waiting for a friend’s test results at the hospital; the third plate of beige takeout pasta this week because you’re feeling low.

Or maybe it’s making you feel low. You’re not sure anymore.

At a certain point, most of us reach a quiet turning point — not a grand health kick, exactly, just a gentle desire to feel like ourselves again.

That moment came for me earlier this year, after a back-to-back-back trifecta of holidays, sickness and travel. I was on day........

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