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Inside your ROE Multiscan: what actually happens on the day
A 2-minute, non-invasive scan plus a 30-minute review — exactly what to expect, what you’ll take away, and how it feels.
jesskneebone1
Jul 17, 20251 min read


The 7-Night Sleep Reset.
You know the feeling. You wake up heavy, even after a full night in bed. Coffee feels like a lifeline. By mid-afternoon your focus dips, and bedtime comes with racing thoughts. You tell yourself you’ll catch up at the weekend, but that never really works. Most people assume sleep problems are just “part of being busy”. They’re not. In fact, your body can start recovering better within a single week, if you focus on the right signals in the right order. " Good sleep isn’t ju
alaa jerbii
Nov 29, 20253 min read


Too many problems. Which one should I fix first?
You wake up tired. Your focus drifts after lunch. Some days your body feels heavy, other days your mind won’t switch off. You’ve tried eating better, cutting caffeine, walking more, but everything seems to compete for attention. Which problem do you fix first? Most people try to solve everything at once. That’s when progress stalls. Health is a system, and systems work best in order. When you start in the right place, even small changes ripple through everything else. Take
alaa jerbii
Nov 29, 20253 min read


What actually happens in a Wellness Scan (and why it’s worth 30 minutes).
You already know when your energy dips, your sleep shortens, or your focus fades. But what’s causing it? It’s hard to fix what you can’t measure, and even harder to know where to start. Health and wellness are not abstract ideas, they’re the way your body manages energy, balance, and recovery. A Wellness Scan measures these in real time, so you can make small, precise changes that actually work. Think of it as a data driven health snapshot built around three simple principle
jesskneebone1
Nov 5, 20252 min read


The 7-Night Sleep Reset
A simple week long plan that lifts energy without apps or gadgets.
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Sep 17, 20251 min read
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