Built by someone who kept falling off the plan.
I run a global team and travel most weeks. For years my food was whatever I could grab between meetings: a croissant here, a latte there, a burger on the move, then a curry and a bottle of wine. Some days that came to 5,000 or 6,000 calories without my noticing.
A weight-loss app taught me the why. A coaching programme changed how I trained and ate. But one gap stayed open. Eating the same meal on repeat wasn't realistic, and I couldn't expect my family to do it either. And one healthy meal doesn't undo two or three bad days a week, which is how my weight kept creeping back.
So I started planning whole weeks: different cuisines, food my family would eat too, landing on my calorie, protein and micronutrient targets across the week. It worked, but it took hours of calculation every week. Nutrient Warrior does that work for you.
Sticking to the plan most of the time has changed my energy, my sleep and my strength, and taken me to single-digit body fat. Your results depend on your own body and effort.
Stuart RexFounder, UK
I'm not a dietitian or registered nutritionist. I'm self-taught and guided by coaches trained in sports nutrition.