Food as Medicine

Food as Medicine

Ayurvedic Keto Meal Plan Day 4

Discipline as devotion, meals as messengers, breath as boundary.

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Savitree Kaur
Aug 12, 2025
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Leek + Fennel Soup: leeks, fennel, coconut cream, pink salt

Today brings you into sacred structure.
By now, you may notice it: the gentle shift in how your body responds.
Meals don’t spike or crash.
Your mind doesn’t grip as hard.
There’s space.

But with space comes the invitation to anchor deeper. To move from remembering into consistency.

Discipline doesn’t have to be force.
It can be devotion.
And devotion is how we protect what matters.

Day 4 builds that kind of devotion.

Meals stay warm, light, and metabolically aligned.
The ritual introduces breath that reshapes stress.
There’s comfort food, yes. But intentionally made. Every ingredient chosen to help you stay with yourself instead of outsourcing calm.

You’ll find the full Day 4 plan below, including rituals, meals, and mindset practices.

Let this day build your inner discipline.
The kind that feels like care.

Get the morning rituals, breathwork, recipes, and ingredient insights so that you can keep promises to yourself and nourish your body with consistency.

Paid subscribers receive:
• Day 4 meal plan + recipes
• How to do box breath
• Why we whisper to the belly (instead of writing)
• The role of okra, egg, avocado, and nut butter
• What leek and fennel actually are—and why they’re medicinal
• Subtle signals of grounding, safety, and follow-through

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