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StarsGrace: If I could give this book ten stars I would. When I was asked if I’d like to read it, I confess I was in two minds. I liked the idea behind the book, but I didn’t think I would be able to commit the energy needed.I was so wrong! It was funny, clever, and so easy to read. And did it help with anxiety? OMG YES! My son suffers with panic attacks, and we now have a collection of tools that actually work to help make them pass quicker, and have less of an impact. If you struggle with anxiety, panic attack, depression, do yourself a favour and get this book as soon as you can.

StarsJohanna J Jordan: I wanted to eat healthier, get more protein, but I didn’t want to end up making two different meals, one for me, another for the family. So I just stuck to what I knew but felt uncomfortable about it. I leapt at the chance to read an advance copy and I am so glad I did. I feel much more confident about my food choices, and the flexi suggestions are so helpful because my husband doesn’t want to give up meat.

StarsMeg Tully: I wanted to eat healthier meals, but I never seemed to manage. I’d start out full of optimism, but by week five or six I’d be running out of ideas, and I’d be questioning myself. This book has been EXACTLY what I wanted because it’s shown me what nutrients the meals delivered. It’s removed so many of my doubts and worries.

StarsAndrew C: The cost of this book is paid for ten times over through the info on one single page alone. The boom page. Life-changing. For me, all the other pages are just bonuses. If you battle with anxiety and panic attacks, get this book.

StarsLynn T: Jen gave me this book to read to help my foster daughter with her panic attacks. Wow! It has genuinely been life-changing. But not just for her, for my entire family. There is no question about it, we now eat healthier meals, do more to combat stress, and can say we truly do lead happier, less rushed lives. Best of all, and I am not just saying this, the information has been so incredibly easy to absorb and take on board, it took next to zero effort.

StarsDr Ayesha Ashraf, clinical psychologist Well written, comprehensive information related to panic attacks, anxiety and stress. The contemporary approaches used in conjunction with psychotherapy are highlighted on point. The use of analogy to explain stress developing into anxiety and panic attacks is beautifully mentioned to be easily grasped by the layman.”

StarsMari Ngonye: I’ve struggled with panic attacks for the last five years and to be honest, kind of figured this was going to it for the rest of my life. Not only are there loads of approaches specifically to help shorten or even stop panic attacks, which alone is worth it’s weight in gold, it explained so much. I am now in a much, much better place and can genuinely begin to see a spot of hope.

StarsCharles: Very impressive, extremely informative and knowledgeable.

StarsBev Varley: By just adding three suggested ingredients to boost my normal recipes, I had the comfort of knowing that all the nutrient groups were covered. Not only was it nutritious, it was delicious too. The book was informative; easy to use and above all else, it has given me confidence that I can ensure I am eating the right foods to stay healthy and increase my longevity. This should be every cook’s new bible, a long-awaited but crucial addition to the literature on healthy eating!

StarsRachel Lior: The recipe design is inspired. I am not one for reading a whole book. Sure, I intend to, but more often I glance at a couple of recipes, make some of them, then I’m done. I know this is rare, but jen’s book has a very different approach, and it works. If you hate the idea of another book about anxiety that you probably won’t read, give this one a chance.

StarsSusan Strutte: I was given this book for my vegan daughter to read. She had been suffering from dizzy spells, and I was concerned she was not getting sufficient nutrition in her diet. Within weeks of following these delicious recipes, she is feeling and looking a lot healthier and find the meals easy to create.

StarsMillificent: We know we’ve got to eat less meat to save the planet. But if we all end up in hospital or needing long term health care because we’ve f****d up our health, that has its own environmental cost, doesn’t it? I’ve ordered copies of this book for family and friends. I only hope they read it and enjoy it as much as I did. U can lead a horse to water and all that…

StarsSarah E: I was given this book to read in order to get my review. To be honest, I felt a little awkward about it because I dreaded having to lie and tell Jen I loved it, when I didn’t. Luckily, there has been zero need for lies. If you or anyone in your family struggles with depression, anxiety, stress, panic attacks, high blood sugar, and wants to do everything they can to tips the odds of healing in their favour, GRAB THIS BOOK. I promise, you won’t regret it.

10 essential oils known to help with anxiety

10 essential oils known to help with anxiety

10 essential oils known to help with anxiety

For a deeper understanding of essential oils, aromatherapy, and a more detailed list of oils and their benefits, you can explore my book, For the Brave.

1. Lavender

  • Benefits: Known for its calming properties, lavender oil can help reduce feelings of anxiety and stress, promoting relaxation and better sleep.

2. Bergamot

  • Benefits: This citrus oil is uplifting and soothing. It's often used to ease anxious thoughts and boost mood, helping with emotional balance.

3. Chamomile

  • Benefits: Chamomile oil has calming and sedative effects, often used to reduce anxiety, restlessness, and insomnia.

4. Ylang Ylang

  • Benefits: Ylang ylang oil has a calming effect on the mind and can help lower stress hormones, making it useful for reducing anxiety.

5. Frankincense

  • Benefits: Known for its grounding properties, frankincense oil helps promote relaxation and can ease feelings of overwhelm and anxiousness.

6. Clary Sage

  • Benefits: Clary sage has mood-boosting properties and is known to reduce stress and anxiety by lowering cortisol levels.

7. Rose

  • Benefits: Rose oil is often used for emotional balance, helping to reduce anxiety, improve mood, and promote feelings of comfort and peace.

8. Vetiver

  • Benefits: Vetiver oil has a grounding and stabilising effect, often used to calm the mind and reduce anxiety during moments of stress.

9. Geranium

  • Benefits: Geranium oil has an uplifting and balancing effect, helping to ease nervous tension and anxiety, while also promoting emotional stability.

10. Patchouli

  • Benefits: Patchouli oil is known for its grounding and calming properties, helping to reduce anxiety and stress while promoting feelings of relaxation.

These essential oils can be used in various ways, such as diffusing them, adding them to bathwater, or applying them topically (diluted with a carrier oil).

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