Alyssa Smith Health

Alyssa Smith Health Integrative Health Coach for Women

13/01/2026

Comment 50 to learn how I lost 50 lbs while raising twin babies ❤️

It’s not another pill, powder, or challenge 🫠 It’s the everyday food swaps that quietly change everything: your hormones, energy, skin, mood and how you age.

Here are 10 I live by:

1️⃣ Protein bars → any whole food. Eggs, bacon, a tin of sardines. Protein bars are not satiating and do support clear skin.

2️⃣ Bread from the shelf → must be fresh/frozen. Otherwise it’s full of preservatives. Hello bloating and terrible digestion.

3️⃣ “Mylks” (particularly oat and soy 🤢) → Organic full cream or organic, pure coconut/almond/ macadamia

4️⃣ Store-bought matchas → Homemade (no sugar syrups, no seed oils and full control)

5️⃣ Wine → Tea, mineralized water or a mindful cocktail. Wine o clock is so 2009. Most wine contains over 70 chemicals. Hard pass. I have wine twice a year.

6️⃣ Pasta & bread → Real. Carbs. Roasting pumpkin and sweet potato is a weekly thing for me: more fiber + nutrients, no empty carbs, truly satisfying without the slump

7️⃣ Non-fat products → Full-fat. If it’s low or nonfat it’s a more highly processed food with higher sugar to replace the fat. You need the fat. It supports hormones + satiety.

8️⃣ Chocolate → Cacao or Carob (nutrient-rich, less sugar, less intense)

9️⃣ Olive oil that’s actually cut with seed oils (80% of those in the grocery store) → pure Italian olive oil in a dark bottle, ghee, grassfed butter (less inflammation, better flavor)

🔟 Seaweed snacks made with sunflower oil → read that label and get nori made with avocado or EVO!

Real food = real results.

Your hormones don’t need restriction. They need nourishment.

📍Save this list, your hormones will thank you

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21/12/2025

Save this so you have a solid strategy for the holiday season ❤️

With three little nervous systems my goal isn’t just “clean eating”… it’s stable blood sugar, calm digestion, and enough nourishment to actually enjoy this season.

Here’s what that looks like in real life 👇

✨ Protein anchors every day

Even when meals are social or a bit chaotic, I make sure we start the day with a solid protein-rich breakfast. This alone keeps cravings, meltdowns, and energy crashes way down. Using leftover or ordering a variety of side dishes rich in protein and fat works every time. No waffles!

✨ I don’t skip meals to “make up for” indulgence

That’s the fastest way to dysregulated blood sugar and cortisol spikes, especially for women and little ones.

✨ Whole foods first, festive foods included

Real meals come first: protein, fats, fruit, veg. Treats are part of the day, not the foundation of it.

✨ Minerals + hydration are non-negotiable

Electrolytes, lemon + sea salt, bone broth keep energy and immunity steady during busy days.

✨ Simple, repeatable meals at home

We eat the same nourishing basics on repeat so there’s room for flexibility when we’re out or celebrating.

✨ No food guilt (for me or them)
Health isn’t created in one meal, it’s created in how safe and supported the body feels over time.

❤️ Save this if you’re navigating the season with kids and want to keep it simple and healthy!

16/12/2025

✨ These seem obvious to me, but maybe not to you:

1️⃣ Candy – sure, it’s delicious… but it’s pure refined sugar. And sugar = wrinkles, weight gain, and a blood sugar rollercoaster.

2️⃣ Fast food – easy + satisfying in the moment, but actual garbage for your gut. Breakouts, indigestion, zero energy. Fun fact: Byron Bay doesn’t even have drive-thrus (or stoplights) and that’s one of the reasons we love living here. 

3️⃣ Low-fat + non-fat foods – your body literally cannot produce hormones without fats. Energy, fertility, mood, and sanity all depend on them.

Saying no to food that doesn’t serve me is actually easy. If it isn’t easy for you, it’s NOT a willpower problem. It’s probably a blood sugar problem.

DM me “glucose” if this resonates and you want help 💌

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15/12/2025

Nutrient dense whole foods but make it EASY 🍱

If you’re a mom and you want all the baby/toddler feeding tips ➡️ follow for more 🍽️

Here’s my strategy to keep my babies strong, stable and satisfied, all season long 🥩

💡When dining out:
I order side dishes off the adult menu and make them a plate that looks like mine when we are at home. At breakfast this may be a side of avocado, bacon, potatoes. At lunch: black beans, chicken and guacamole. 🫘

💡At home:
They eat what we eat and we prioritize organic whole foods. Whatever dinner I cook, I slightly adapt it to their age and stage: tenderness, size of each bite and spice. That way they learn from day 1 we all eat whole foods every meal. There are no kids meals. This saves a LOT of time, energy, money and drama 🫠

💡The structure is so simple and keeps the holiday “viruses” (aka eating too much sugar and being out of your sleep routine) away 🤧

🥩PROTEIN
🥑FAT
🫛FIBER
🍠COMPLEX CARBS

💡My #1 go to meal to satiate and nourish my 18 month old twins?

Simple grassfed beef sliders, sweet potato roasted in tons of ghee and butter steamed broccoli. We may have papaya and mandarins after if they’re still hungry. This simple meal takes 5 minutes of prep, 5 minutes active cooking and has the macro and micro nutrients they need (we ALL need) to stay well all holiday season. 🥭

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