KazLit Nutrition

KazLit Nutrition https://www.kazlitnutrition.com/book-now

Kaz | Nutritionist | Women's Health & Wellness Coach

I help busy women feel energised, nourished & confident again, without the food noise.
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Doing this alone is the hardest way.Trying to figure everything out by yourself can be exhausting.Not because you’re doi...
20/01/2026

Doing this alone is the hardest way.

Trying to figure everything out by yourself can be exhausting.
Not because you’re doing anything wrong — but because guessing takes energy.

Over time, that fatigue can turn into inconsistency, and inconsistency can quietly erode confidence.

Support changes that.

Clarity reduces the mental load.
Steadiness becomes possible again.

You don’t have to do this alone.

💗 Save this if it resonates.

19/01/2026

Support isn’t weakness.

Smart, capable women often default to self-reliance. They try harder, think it through, and assume they should be able to figure it out on their own.

But food struggles aren’t solved by pushing harder. They’re eased by clarity, perspective, and support. Support doesn’t take anything away from you.

It changes the experience.

💗 Save this if it resonates.

Follow for calm, evidence-based nutrition guidance.

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Trying harder isn’t the same as being supported.Most intelligent, capable women try to sort things out on their own firs...
17/01/2026

Trying harder isn’t the same as being supported.

Most intelligent, capable women try to sort things out on their own first.
They read, research, adjust, and push a little more.

Not because they’re stubborn, but because they’re used to being resourceful.

The problem is, effort without guidance can keep you stuck in the same loop for longer than necessary.

Support isn’t weakness.
It’s often what shortens the struggle and brings clarity sooner.

If this is something you’ve been navigating quietly, it makes sense.

💗 Follow or save this for when you need the reminder.

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Me, finally hopping on a trend.2016Sydney.Phuket.A 25-year school reunion.LifeDifferent places.A different version of me...
17/01/2026

Me, finally hopping on a trend.

2016
Sydney.
Phuket.
A 25-year school reunion.
Life
Different places.

A different version of me.

Back then, I didn’t yet understand how to fuel my body in a way that supported my energy or how I felt day to day. Nothing was wrong, I just didn’t have the tools yet.

I also didn’t love most food trends back then

Turns out, that part of me hasn’t changed 😅

Looking back, that version of me wasn’t behind.
She was learning.

If you’re in a season where things feel almost right but not quite settled, you’re not alone.

👉 Follow me for calm, evidence-based nutrition guidance and support as you move into your next chapter 💗



16/01/2026

Most women don’t lack motivation.
They lack steady energy.

And steady energy doesn’t come from hacks, willpower, or cutting more food.

It comes from:

eating enough

eating regularly

fuelling your body for the life you’re actually living

When energy is unstable, everything feels harder — food decisions, movement, mood, focus.

This isn’t about being perfect.
It’s about creating rhythm your body can rely on.

If this resonates and you’re ready to do this differently,
message me and let’s talk about what support could look like for you.

You can be doing all the right thingsand still not feel good.Eating “well”.Trying to be consistent.Putting in effort.And...
15/01/2026

You can be doing all the right things
and still not feel good.

Eating “well”.
Trying to be consistent.
Putting in effort.

And yet

your energy is flat, food feels noisy, and confidence is slipping.

That’s not a motivation problem.
And it’s definitely not a discipline issue.

Most nutrition advice is generic.
Bodies aren’t.

Your body changes over time, but the advice rarely keeps up.
So you end up guessing — and guessing creates doubt.

Consistency doesn’t come from trying harder.
It comes from clarity, context, and the right support.

If this resonates, you’re not alone 💗
And you’re not doing it wrong.

👉 Follow for calm, evidence-based nutrition support that actually fits real life.

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Many women I speak with are doing “all the right things” —
yet still don’t feel good in their bodies.

They’re eating well.
They’re making an effort.
They’re trying to be consistent.

When results don’t match effort, it’s easy to assume motivation or discipline is the issue.

In reality, it’s often a mismatch between generic advice and an individual body that has changed over time.

Effort without direction is exhausting.
Guessing erodes confidence.

This isn’t a motivation problem.
It’s a support problem.

Nutrition becomes far more sustainable when it’s personalised, calm, and grounded in real life — not trends or extremes.

If this reflects your experience, you’re not alone.
And there is a steadier way forward.

👉 Follow along for practical, evidence-based guidance that respects experience and intelligence.

Why diets fail in January — and it has nothing to do with discipline.January is already mentally full.More rules, restri...
10/01/2026

Why diets fail in January — and it has nothing to do with discipline.

January is already mentally full.
More rules, restriction, or pressure just add to the noise.

When energy is stretched, willpower-based approaches struggle.
And food starts to feel harder, not simpler.

Trying harder isn’t the problem.
Lack of support usually is.

This is why consistency comes from calm, clarity, and guidance —
not control.

Follow for calm, evidence-based nutrition support.

What if January didn’t require perfection?So many women go into this month thinking they need to be stricter, more disci...
08/01/2026

What if January didn’t require perfection?

So many women go into this month thinking they need to be stricter, more disciplined, or “better” with food.

But that pressure is often what keeps the cycle going.

January doesn’t need fixing.
You don’t need fixing.

Consistency doesn’t come from control or rules —
it comes from calm, clarity, and feeling steady in your choices.

If food feels harder than it should right now, you’re not alone.
And you don’t need to rush this.

Follow for calm, evidence-based nutrition support.

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05/01/2026

So many women tell me they feel stuck in the
“I’ll start again on Monday” loop.

Trying to be good.
Trying to reset.
Trying to enjoy food
 but never quite relaxing around it.

If food feels like something you’re constantly managing rather than enjoying, this video is for you.

You don’t need another fresh start. You need a steadier way forward, one that actually fits your life.

If this resonates, you’re welcome to reach out.
We can have a calm conversation about what might support you moving forward.

03/01/2026

If this thought has crossed your mind lately, you’re not alone.

This is one of the most common things I hear from women in their 40s & 50s, especially women who care about their health and are making an effort.

This isn’t a willpower issue.
And it’s not because you’ve “got it wrong”.
It’s information.

And it’s worth listening to.

Follow me for calm, evidence-based nutrition support in midlife.





01/01/2026

One of the simplest ways to feel steadier this month, is to stop labelling foods as good or bad.

Just enough to reduce the mental load.
For today, that might look like eating a familiar,
satisfying food earlier in the day.

This isn’t a plan.
It’s a starting point.

Follow me for more steady, no-nonsense nutrition support.





31/12/2025

As this new year begins, I’m not setting big resolutions or chasing a reset.
I’m choosing steadier days, simple nourishment and support that fits real life, and that’s exactly what I hope for you too.
There’s no rush to become someone new.
Starting gently is more than enough.
Wishing you a calm, nourishing year ahead 💕

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