At Stelimasa Health we start with the same belief every time: wellbeing is built in the kitchen, one ordinary meal at a time. Supplements have their place, but food comes first. We have put that thinking into two published cookbooks — one for women navigating midlife, and one for men in the second half of life. Both are available in paperback on Amazon.
Reset & Thrive — food-first recipes for women in midlife
Reset & Thrive is our cookbook for women navigating perimenopause and the wider shift of midlife: 60 science-informed recipes and a practical 28-day plan. The focus is calm and practical — steadier energy, better sleep and gentler digestion — through everyday food rather than restriction. An Air Fryer Edition is available too, for quicker weeknight cooking.
We are honest about what it is not. It will not tell you that food cures or reverses menopause — and we would be wary of anyone who promised it did. What good food can do is support the conditions in which your body functions well. That is the whole idea.
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Want to try before you buy? You can start free with the digital edition.
Start free with the digital edition →
The Strong Table — food-first recipes for men over 50
The Strong Table is our cookbook for men in the second half of life. Every recipe leads with a clear protein source — because protein is something the body needs more of, not less, as the years add up — using real ingredients from a normal supermarket, with flavour that makes you want to cook it twice. The Air Fryer Edition holds every recipe to 25 minutes or under, from a cold start, prep included.
The chapters span Power Breakfasts, Strong Lunches, Heart-Smart Dinners, Prostate-Aware Plates, Strength & Recovery, and evening resets. No lecture, no diet, no before-and-after — just a kitchen manual for the way you actually cook now.
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The same idea behind both
Different readers, one philosophy: food first, supplements with purpose. Both cookbooks are built on small, sustainable changes to what is on your plate — the most reliable place to start, at any age.
These books are for general education and are not medical advice. Nothing in them is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or health condition. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your individual needs.
