Nutrition

Nutrition guidance that survives a normal week

No 30-page meal plan. Aura sets calorie and macro targets for your goal, then builds a framework around foods you already eat, your budget, your cooking time and any restrictions you have.

What Aura covers here

Common nutrition goals

  • Calorie and macro targets
  • Protein intake
  • Meal planning on a budget
  • Vegetarian and vegan patterns
  • Mediterranean and heart-healthy eating
  • Gut health and fibre
  • Blood sugar and energy stability
  • Eating out and travel
Inside your routine

What you actually get

Numbers that fit your goal

Calories, protein, fibre and a sensible rate of change based on your body and activity — recalculated as you progress.

A meal framework, not recipes you ignore

Templates for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks built from foods you told Aura you actually like.

Grocery-level specifics

Products and staples available at the stores you shop at, priced within your weekly budget.

Evidence-based patterns

Mediterranean, higher-protein, plant-forward — chosen for your goal and health context, with the reasoning shown.

Every nutrition routine is generated from your own intake — goals, biology, budget and preferences. Start your intake or read how credits and usage work before you subscribe.

Not a diet, a default

Sustainable nutrition is a set of defaults you can repeat. Aura optimizes for repeatability over theoretical perfection.

Restrictions respected

Allergies, religious requirements, intolerances and dislikes are hard filters, not suggestions.

Educational, not clinical nutrition

Diabetes, kidney disease, eating disorders and pregnancy need a registered dietitian or physician. Aura hands those off rather than guessing.

Questions

Does Aura replace a dietitian?
No. Aura provides educational nutrition guidance for general goals. Medical nutrition therapy belongs with a registered dietitian or physician.
Is Aura nutrition guidance medical advice?
No. Aura is an educational product-recommendation service. It cross-references clinical sources such as Mayo Clinic, MedlinePlus and the AAD, and it flags when a licensed provider is the right next step — but it does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe.
How much does Aura cost?
Aura is $29 per month, or $199 per year. One membership covers all ten areas, includes 60 credits a month, and can be cancelled at any time.
Do you earn commission on the products you recommend?
No. Essence takes no brand money, sponsorships, or commission. Products are ranked by fit to your inputs, and your subscription is our only revenue.
All ten areas in your membership
$29
per month · or $199/yr — one membership, all ten areas

Ranked routines built live from your inputs, with why each pick fits. Cancel any time.

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