5-Day High Protein & Fiber Meal Plan

Get my free 5-day high-protein, high-fiber meal plan — complete with a grocery list to make planning your week a little easier.

Use it for meal inspiration or follow the full plan when you just need someone else to decide what’s for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.

Each day provides approximately 100 grams of protein and 25+ grams of fiber, with realistic meals made for busy days.

When you sign up, I’ll send the meal plan straight to your inbox. You’ll also receive my newsletter with realistic nutrition tips, easy meal ideas, recipes, and simple ways to add more protein and fiber — without overcomplicating healthy eating.

Health and wellness often takes a backseat after becoming a mom. However, now that we have kids – our health should be more important than ever.

I am very passionate about helping others eat well-balanced meals with both protein and fiber. These two nutrients help keep us fuller for longer, preserve lean muscle mass, promote positive changes in body composition, support healthy digestion, improve the gut microbiome, and reduce risk of many chronic diseases.

And that isn't even all of the benefits, either.

About Moderately Messy

My name is Alex and I am a registered dietitian and mom of two! I have a Master’s degree in nutrition with over 12 years of experience. I am all about evidence-based research, with a little personal experience mixed in.

Moderately messy is a subjective term – where my version might be different from yours. Essentially, it just means we’re always striving for more balance amidst the chaos – however we can.

It doesn’t mean neglecting responsibilities, but rather finding a more balanced and sustainable approach to motherhood.

I hope to inspire other moms to find ways to prioritize their health through relatable nutrition, fitness and motherhood content.

Put yourself first a little more, and join me in embracing your version of moderately messy! It’s all about finding a balance that works for you and your family – because perfection just isn’t possible or realistic.