The 14-Day One Meal a Day Juice Challenge — Autographed Edition
The 14-Day One Meal a Day Juice Challenge — Autographed Edition
The 14-Day One Meal a Day Juice Challenge
TWO WELLNESS GUIDES. ONE BOOK. YOUR WELLNESS JOURNEY.
SPECIAL PRE-SALE: $24.95
Pre-sale ends November 15, 2026.
Ready to explore a more intentional approach to nourishing your body?
Join Dr. Brenda Bradley, PhD, Certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach and Wellness Transformation Architect, as she shares a practical approach to incorporating fresh juices and satisfying whole-food, plant-based meals into your lifestyle.
This beautifully illustrated printed book combines two wellness resources into one convenient edition.
What's Inside?
Guide 1: The 14-Day One Meal a Day Juice Challenge
A structured 14-day wellness experience
Fresh juice recipes featuring colorful fruits and vegetables
Nourishing plant-based meal inspiration
Preparation tips and practical guidance
Encouragement for building intentional wellness habits
BONUS GUIDE: The 5-Day Intermittent Fasting Plant-Based Reset
Explore additional plant-based nutrition ideas and introductory intermittent fasting concepts to support informed wellness choices.
Your Exclusive Pre-Sale Benefits
💚 Special introductory price of $24.95
💚 Personally autographed by Dr. Brenda Bradley
💚 Personalized inscription upon request
💚 Two complete wellness guides in one printed book
Important Pre-Sale Information
This is a pre-order for a physical, printed book, not a digital download.
Shipping is additional and calculated at checkout. Orders will be fulfilled after printed inventory arrives.
The special pre-sale price ends November 15, 2026. Afterward, the regular price will be $29.99.
A wellness note: This book is educational and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice. Juice-based eating plans and intermittent fasting may not be appropriate for everyone, particularly individuals with diabetes, those taking glucose-lowering medications, or people who are pregnant or have a history of disordered eating. Consult your healthcare professional before beginning.
Allow food to be your medicine and never your poison.
— Dr. Brenda Bradley, PhD

