The process

Reach out.Then eight weeks.

No account to make, no package to buy, no subscription. Here is the whole thing from the first message to the last week.

You reach out

A short note, or a call. Either is fine.

Tell Eddie how you have been feeling, what you have already tried, and what you want to be different at the end of it. A few honest lines beat a long form.

Nothing is charged or committed at this stage. It is a conversation about whether a reset is the right thing for what you are describing.

He writes your regimen

Specific, written down, and quoted — before anything starts.

You get the plan itself: what is in it, how the eight weeks are arranged, what a normal day looks like, and the price for your regimen.

Read it. Ask why something is in there. Plans get changed at this stage more often than you would think, and that is the point of writing it first.

You follow it, together

You do the work at home. He stays reachable.

The daily part is yours. The plan is built to fit inside your actual week, so it survives a bad night, a work trip, or a day you eat something you did not plan on.

Eddie is reachable by phone and text for the whole two months. If a week goes sideways, the plan gets adjusted — not abandoned.

You leave with something that holds

The last two weeks are about what comes after them.

A reset that ends abruptly is a reset you undo. The closing weeks of every plan set out what to keep, what to drop, and how to notice early if something slips.

There is no membership to cancel and no product on autoship. The plan ends when the eight weeks end.