Lifting two souls instead of one

Improve your metabolic health, feed your neighbors, and save money by practicing OMAD—One Meal A Day—once a week.

The three pillars of OMAD

A simple weekly habit that resets your health and nourishes your community.

1

Purpose-Driven Fasting

Fasting once a week isn't just a personal health choice—it's a collective movement. By practicing OMAD one day a week, the financial cost of the meal you save is directly redirected to feed a neighbor in Amman. You improve your body while lifting someone else up.

2

Cellular Renewal

Giving your body a 23-hour digestive break unlocks deep biological renewal. Clinical science shows weekly fasting triggers autophagy (cellular cleanup), dramatically improves insulin sensitivity, and lowers systemic inflammation—resetting your metabolic flexibility.

3

100% Direct Transparency

No hidden overhead or opaque donation buckets. Track live trust balances at neighborhood partner restaurants in real time. Every single dinar goes straight toward fresh, commercial-quality meals served with complete dignity and zero friction.

Your OMAD impact

How we calculate

• Eat — 1 meal (your OMAD meal that day)

• Give — 1 meal’s cost redirected to a partner trust fund

• Save — 1 meal’s cost kept as your personal savings

A receiver meal at a partner shop is counted at 2 JOD (lowest practical tier), so your redirected dinars fund more meals than they cost you.

Used for both the meal you give and the meal you personally save.

What your body gains

Four ways to read the same OMAD habit—from gut rest to longevity. Hover or tap ? for a plain-English explainer.

Gut Rest Days / year

50

Equivalent to 50 full days of total digestive system rest

Deep Autophagy Hours / year

468

Peak cellular cleanup hours—the core of anti-aging biology

Low-Insulin Hours / year

572

Hours spent in baseline insulin & metabolic flexibility mode

Longevity Cycles / year

52

Weekly cellular renewal sessions that support a longer healthspan

What neighbors receive

One meal’s cost redirected per OMAD day, converted at the receiver price of 2 JOD.

130

receiver meals / year

260 JOD redirected ÷ 2 JOD per receiver meal

What you keep

The other meal’s cost on each OMAD day stays with you as personal savings—separate from what you give.

260

JOD / year

One meal you keep (at 5 JOD) on each OMAD day