You've had the blood test. You've been told everything is normal. And you still feel exhausted every day.
This guide is for you.
The Energy Fix is a 14-chapter deep-dive into the nutritional science of fatigue — built around the same blood markers Lucy analyses in your Boost & Glow blood test. It goes far beyond generic wellness advice. This is clinical-level detail in plain language, explaining exactly what is happening inside your body, why your GP may have missed it, and precisely what to eat — and stop eating — to fix it.
What's inside:
- Why you can have "normal" blood results and still feel terrible — and the optimal ranges that actually matter
- The full biology of iron deficiency, B12 depletion, vitamin D, thyroid function, cortisol, and magnesium — explained in a way that finally makes sense
- The three stages of iron deficiency and why most GPs only identify and treat stage three — by which point you've often been symptomatic for over a year
- Every nutrient that enhances or blocks iron absorption — and the specific foods and timing rules that maximise what your body actually takes in
- The methylation cycle explained — why B12 and folate must be addressed together, and what goes wrong when they're not
- A complete 7-day Energy Fix meal plan with every meal chosen specifically for its blood marker impact
- 18 full recipes with ingredients, method, and macro breakdowns — including the highest iron, B12, omega-3, and iodine meals available
- A weekly shopping list organised by aisle with estimated UK supermarket costs (£82–99/week covering all 21 meals and snacks)
- A supplement protocol covering iron, B12, vitamin D, magnesium, omega-3, B-complex, and ashwagandha — with correct forms, doses, timing, and clinical cautions
- An 8-week progress tracker designed to bring to your follow-up blood test appointment
This is not a generic diet guide. It is built around the markers most likely to be causing your fatigue, backed by the same clinical approach we use in clinic every day.
Instant PDF download. 14 chapters. Read on any device or print at home.
This guide is for nutritional education and wellness purposes. It is not a substitute for medical advice or a clinical consultation.