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Nutritionist Rosemary Ferguson launches four-week wellness reset framework for colder months

Nutritionist Rosemary Ferguson describes her new four-week wellness reset designed to help people feel better as days shorten in the colder months.

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Redefining the concept of a reset

Ferguson states that the term wellness reset has lost its original meaning over recent years. She defines her approach as a moment where individuals put themselves first to create a shift or step away from stress. This framework is not a crash diet but offers a measured approach to well-being.

Building lifestyle habits alongside nutrition

The program layers in lifestyle pieces such as more movement and strength sessions each week. Ferguson explains that alongside food, the plan includes better sleep, daylight exposure, and nervous system regulation. Each week builds on the one before to support overall health.

Addressing seasonal changes in the body

Shorter days weaken light signals that set the body clock, causing melatonin to creep earlier. Ferguson notes that reduced sunlight slows vitamin D production which can affect mood and immunity. Appetite often changes during this time with a stronger pull toward carbohydrates.

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