Food is information for the brain.
Skipping meals, relying on sugar, or eating under stress sends mixed messages.
A balanced plate creates predictable energy release and emotional steadiness.
Nutrient | Authorised EU Function | Why It Matters for Focus |
Magnesium | Contributes to normal functioning of the nervous system | Buffers stress signals |
B-vitamins (B6, B12, Niacin) | Contribute to normal psychological function | Co-factors for neurotransmitters |
Folate (B9) | Contributes to reduction of tiredness and fatigue | Supports mood regulation |
Iron & Vitamin C | Contribute to normal energy metabolism and reduction of fatigue | Improve oxygen use |
(Source: EU Register on Nutrition and Health Claims)
Think of meals as mental maintenance, not interruptions.
Time | Micro-Practice | Effect |
Morning | 10 min light + breakfast with protein | Natural cortisol curve, steady focus |
Mid-morning | Short breathing reset (4-4-8) | Lowers heart rate, sharpens attention |
Lunch | Step away from screens | Prevents cognitive fatigue |
Afternoon | Walk or stretch | Re-oxygenates brain, resets dopamine |
Evening | Dim lights, real meal, no multitasking | Trains body to switch from alert to recovery |
These small, predictable cues build a physiological “schedule of safety” — the foundation of creativity and focu
The Stop Stress® system supports the body’s daily rhythm — helping energy stay steady instead of spiking and crashing.
Together, they create a cycle of energy and recovery — drive with focus, rest with purpose.