“Get Balanced”: Jan Lovejoy’s superfood journey to transformative health


  • Jan Lovejoy’s own struggles with severe health crises led her to discover the healing power of nutrition through Adelle Davis’ work. This inspired her career as an herbalist and superfood advocate.
  • Lovejoy defines superfoods as ancient, nutrient-dense foods designed to optimize health. Her book emphasizes their transformative effects, illustrated by stories like her mother’s revitalization at 80 and her son’s recovery from chronic health issues.
  • The book highlights brain-boosting superfoods and their science-backed benefits — combating oxidative stress, enhancing memory and improving cognition — with practical recipes like a “Brain Cocktail.”
  • Lovejoy outlines superfoods and herbs to manage stress and anxiety, alongside detox-supportive foods and hydration tips for toxin elimination.
  • More than a diet book, “Get Balanced” offers actionable advice for all health levels, promoting natural wellness through superfoods, detox and balance as a lifestyle.

Jan Lovejoy’s “Get Balanced: The Natural Way to Better Health with Superfoods” emerges as a beacon of clarity and hope in a world where health advice is often conflicting and overwhelming.

Her story begins in her early 20s when she experienced a series of health crises after starting birth control pills. The cascade of severe allergies and hormonal imbalances culminated in a harrowing decision at 25: a hysterectomy. By 32, she had both ovaries removed, leaving her in a state of physical and emotional turmoil. Her turning point came with the discovery of Adelle Davis’s “Let’s Eat Right To Keep Fit,” a book that illuminated the healing potential of vitamins and minerals. This revelation sparked a passion for nutrition that would change the course of her life.

Driven by her newfound knowledge, Lovejoy embarked on a journey to become an herbalist and formulator of natural food supplements. Her mission was clear: to educate others on the transformative power of superfoods. She defines superfoods as ancient, simple sources of nutrition that our bodies are inherently designed to thrive on.

Lovejoy’s book is filled with inspiring stories that underscore the impact of superfoods. One such story is that of her mother, who, after a 55-year marriage and a battle with breast cancer, faced the challenges of medically induced menopause and medication side effects. Lovejoy’s solution was a superfood drink that not only revitalized her mother’s health but also improved her quality of life, enabling her to become the designated driver for her friends at the age of 80.

Another poignant story is that of Lovejoy’s son, Anthony. Despite his success in the hotel business, Anthony struggled with health issues, including swelling, hives and a weakened immune system. Lovejoy introduced him to superfoods, and the results were astonishing. Anthony’s energy levels soared, his health improved and he eventually left the hotel business to join his mother’s company, embracing a lifestyle centered around superfoods.

One of the most intriguing sections of the book focuses on superfoods for brain health. Lovejoy explains that the brain requires specific nutrients to function optimally. She highlights the importance of antioxidants, omega-3 fatty acids and B vitamins, which are abundant in foods like blueberries, lecithin, omega-3 enriched eggs, sardines, lean beef, strawberries, walnuts, wheat germ and yogurt. Lovejoy delves into the science behind these foods, explaining how they protect the brain from oxidative stress, improve memory and enhance cognitive function. She even includes a “Brain Cocktail” recipe that combines lecithin, green drink, flax seed meal and soy protein powder for a powerful brain boost.

In today’s fast-paced world, stress and anxiety are ubiquitous challenges. Lovejoy offers a wealth of information on superfoods that can help manage these issues. She emphasizes the role of protein, B vitamins and essential fatty acids in regulating mood and reducing stress. Foods like black beans, pumpkin seeds and dark chocolate are highlighted for their ability to boost serotonin levels and promote a sense of calm. Lovejoy also introduces herbs like eleuthero, hops, passion flower and valerian root, which have been used for centuries to combat stress and promote relaxation. She provides practical tips on how to incorporate these herbs into daily routines, whether through teas, tinctures or supplements.

The book also delves into the importance of detoxification and internal cleansing. Lovejoy explains that our bodies are constantly exposed to toxins and supporting natural detoxification processes is crucial for maintaining health. She recommends superfoods like artichokes, beets and sea vegetables, which are rich in antioxidants and nutrients that support liver function and aid in the elimination of toxins. Lovejoy also emphasizes the role of water in detoxification, reminding readers that staying hydrated is essential for flushing out toxins and keeping the body functioning optimally.

“Get Balanced: The Natural Way to Better Health with Superfoods” is a comprehensive guide to transforming your health through the power of nature. Whether you’re a seasoned health enthusiast or just beginning your journey, Lovejoy’s insights and practical advice offer a roadmap to a healthier, more balanced life. As she aptly puts it, “Balancing is not an act; it’s a reality that can change your life.”

Learn more about the book “Get Balanced” by watching the video below.

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