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My Health Engineer

Health is a system.You can engineer it.

We look at sleep, stress, movement, hydration, and nutrition as one connected system. Find what is limiting it, change that one part, and measure again.

01How it works

Measure all five areas of health, then work on the one that needs it most.

What is missing is rarely information. You have read the articles and run the plans. You have not had a clear read on which area to start with.

Guessing what to work on

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Here, effort follows preference. The area left behind sinks and drags the rest.

An illustration of five bars, one for each area of health. A ball lifts the areas the person prefers, and the one left lowest sinks and pulls the others down.

Measure, then lift the lowest

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Here, effort goes to the bottom bar. As it comes up, it takes weight off the other four.

An illustration of five bars, one for each area of health. A ball keeps moving to whichever area is lowest and lifts it, and all five rise together.

  • Picking by taste and trend

    It makes sense to work on the area you enjoy, or to try this month's trending plan. Without a measure of all five, you cannot see which one needs the work most.

  • The five pull on each other

    A heavy stress load gets into your sleep, and sleep and stress get into how you eat. A nutrition plan built on its own leaves both of them out.

  • Move when the order changes

    You keep checking which area sits lowest. Once another one is lower than the area you are working on, you move your effort to it.

  • The app names which one to touch

    It reads the week you logged and picks the one thing worth changing next, so you are not left guessing where to put your effort.

The clinical programs run the same way and are built to work alongside your clinician, never instead of them.

02The app

Nine programs, one membership, one app.

The weekly insights report

One change a week, and the reason it picked that one.

Every week the app reads what you logged: food, sleep, movement, water, stress. It picks the one thing worth changing next week and tells you why it picked it.

The week that fell apart is an input to it rather than a verdict on you. Nothing resets and you never go back to week one.

A weekly insights report in the app

Food, logged and planned

Log it however it actually happened.

Our recipes, your own foods, a single ingredient, or a quick manual entry when you are out. Your day shows against your plan as you go.

Fill a week from hundreds of recipes, swap any meal you do not fancy, and the shopping list rebuilds itself around what you changed.

The food diary in the app on a phone, showing the day against plan

03How a season runs

The shape of it, over a season.

  1. Where you start

    An honest read of where you are now and which pillar is least stable. Then one target worth working toward this season, rather than a list of everything you should fix.

  2. What the first week asks

    Run the plan inside your actual week and log what happens. Food and training go in, and the day shows up against the plan. Nothing about the first week needs a clear diary or a perfect run at it.

  3. What the app does with what you log

    The nutrition engine reads your logged week and shows you the updated figure rather than holding you to the one you started with. The weekly insights report reads the same week and picks the one thing to change next, with the reason it picked it.

  4. The week that goes wrong

    It will. Work lands on top of you or someone at home gets sick, and the plan you wrote on Sunday stops describing your life. Here is the part no plan you have run before had: you do not go back to the start. The loop reassesses and returns you to the target with a smaller plan sized to the week you are actually in.

  5. What happens after the goal

    One membership opens all nine programs, so you move between them without buying again. Most people move onto Maintenance once the thing they arrived for is done.

04Who built this

Keith is an engineer. Energy systems first, then biomedical.

He went back for a Master's in Applied Sport and Exercise Nutrition after years of reading health advice that told people what to do and never why. He wrote the From Resistance to Resilience books for the same reason.

My Health Engineer is that approach built into an app. Look at the whole system, find the part that is limiting you, and change that one first.

Not a doctor, and not a substitute for one. Everything here is built to work alongside your clinician.

More about the method

05Where this started

Two books came first.

The From Resistance to Resilience series is where the method was worked out on paper. You do not need either one to use the app, and the app does not assume you have read them. They are here because people keep asking where the thinking came from.

From Resistance to Resilience, The Nutrition Guide, by K. Young

The Nutrition Guide

The biology under cravings, hunger, blood sugar and weight, and what to build once you understand it.

From Resistance to Resilience, The Lifestyle Guide, by K. Young

The Lifestyle Guide

Sleep, stress, movement and hydration. The four pillars underneath that decide whether the nutrition holds.

You are not starting again.

You are joining a plan that expects the bad week and already knows where you pick it back up. Nine programs across the five pillars, with one app reading the week you actually logged.