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Try making your moi-moi this way next time!Soak the beans until soft, then blend them with the skin instead of peeling.T...
07/09/2025

Try making your moi-moi this way next time!

Soak the beans until soft, then blend them with the skin instead of peeling.

This adds more fiber to your moi-moi, makes it extra nutritious and it’s still super tasty.😋

Fiber is amazing for your gut, it supports digestion, helps keep your blood sugar steady, and boosts overall health.

Eating healthy doesn’t always mean giving up familiar foods, you can make them healthier while still enjoying what you love.

đŸ«˜Have you ever tried making moi-moi with unpeeled beans?

He was having persistent stomach pain.Every time he went to his clinic, he got treated for typhoid.He would feel a littl...
05/09/2025

He was having persistent stomach pain.
Every time he went to his clinic, he got treated for typhoid.
He would feel a little better, but the pain always came back.

He got used to that routine; tired and frustrated, no cause was identified.
At some point, he tried intermittent fasting and cut out certain foods, but nothing helped.
Then, after several months, he got fortunate and gained access to better healthcare.

This time, he was referred for comprehensive blood tests and further investigations.
Finally, they found the reason for his abdominal symptoms.
A diagnosis with a focused treatment.

Unfortunately, it came too late.
It was bowel cancer.
Already grown and spread uncontrollably to nearby organs.

He was given only a few months to live.
Which quickly trickled down to weeks.
Until he passed away, leaving his loved ones heartbroken.

If you are reading this and notice symptoms that keep coming back, like stomach pain, changes in bowel habits, blood in your stool, unexplained weight loss, or constant fatigue, please don’t ignore them.

If your doctor keeps giving the same treatment without a clear diagnosis, consider seeking a second or even third opinion if you can. Another experienced medical team may recommend further investigations or fresh pairs of ‘medical’ eyes may spot connections that were missed the first time.

Catching things early can make a huge, life-saving difference; for you or for someone you love.

Weekend meal inspo?How about a simple, tasty vegetable soup!Use less oil, add whatever protein you’ve got at home (or th...
05/09/2025

Weekend meal inspo?

How about a simple, tasty vegetable soup!

Use less oil, add whatever protein you’ve got at home (or the one you’ve been craving), and don’t overcook it, simmer gently so you keep all the goodness in.

Perfect with swallow, rice, pasta, moi-moi, yam, sweet potatoes, or even some crunchy chips on the side.

🍛What’s your favorite combo with vegetable soup?

Give yourself grace, and keep doing the best you can with where you are right now.Be proud of yourself. Even on the hard...
01/09/2025

Give yourself grace, and keep doing the best you can with where you are right now.

Be proud of yourself. Even on the hard days, you’re still choosing to move forward, and that matters.

Healing takes time, but it is always possible.

I once worked with a woman who used to eat a lot of rice almost every day. When her doctor told her that her blood sugar...
27/08/2025

I once worked with a woman who used to eat a lot of rice almost every day. When her doctor told her that her blood sugar was high, she thought the only solution was to stop eating rice completely.

Instead, I showed her how to tweak her meals rather than cut them out. She reduced the rice portion, added beans for fiber, threw in a bigger portion of veggies, and paired it with her protein of choice.

Years later, she is still enjoying her favorite food; in a healthier, more balanced way that keeps her blood sugar under control.

Sometimes, it’s not about giving up the foods you love, it’s about learning to enjoy them smarter to achieve your health goals.

Eating a variety of colourful fruits and vegetables isn’t just pretty, it’s powerful!Each colour brings unique vitamins,...
25/08/2025

Eating a variety of colourful fruits and vegetables isn’t just pretty, it’s powerful!

Each colour brings unique vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that your body needs. The more colours on your plate, the wider the range of nutrients you’re giving yourself for energy, immunity, and overall .

This week, be intentional about filling your plate with colours. Choose fruits and vegetables that are in season and fit into your budget.

Spice up your egg sauce with some grated carrot!!Adding grated carrot to your egg sauce not only adds natural sweetness ...
23/08/2025

Spice up your egg sauce with some grated carrot!!

Adding grated carrot to your egg sauce not only adds natural sweetness and color, but also packs in extra fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Perfect with your yam, bread, rice, plantain, or pasta meals.

It’s an easy way to sneak in extra veggies for kids and adults who struggle with vegetables while keeping your dish tasty and nutritious.

This one’s for you if you’ve got cherries nearby.🎯Did you know cherries might help with gout? Cherries are packed with a...
13/08/2025

This one’s for you if you’ve got cherries nearby.

🎯Did you know cherries might help with gout?

Cherries are packed with antioxidants that may help lower uric acid and calm inflammation in gout.

Studies have shown that eating cherries regularly may decrease the frequency of gout flare-ups. Whether fresh, frozen, or even cherry juice, adding cherries to your diet could be a natural way to give your joints some relief.

They’re not a magic fix, so it’s still important to follow your medical advice, drink plenty of water, and eat a balanced diet.

🍒Got cherries where you live? What’s your favourite way to enjoy them?



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Prediabetes: what it simply means.👌
11/08/2025

Prediabetes: what it simply means.👌

Not a fan of ugwu leaves, water leaf, or African spinach? No wahala! 😊You can still pack your plate with goodness. Try c...
08/08/2025

Not a fan of ugwu leaves, water leaf, or African spinach? No wahala! 😊

You can still pack your plate with goodness. Try carrots, bell peppers, green peas, garden eggs, and okra. They are also delicious, colorful, and loaded with vitamins, fiber, and antioxidants.

They’ll nourish your body and brighten your plate!👌

A Simple Portion Guide for 4 Health ConditionsHow to Use This Healthy Combo to Support Your Health Goals🎯Cucumber đŸ„’+ app...
07/08/2025

A Simple Portion Guide for 4 Health Conditions

How to Use This Healthy Combo to Support Your Health Goals

🎯Cucumber đŸ„’+ apple 🍎 + almonds

Whether you’re managing , aiming to lose or gain weight, or simply trying to eat more mindfully, this simple and fresh combination of apple, cucumber, and nuts can be tailored to meet your health needs, with the right portions and purpose.

1) For People with High Blood Sugar

Portion Tip:
1/4 - 1/2 cup chopped apple
1/2 cup cucumber
8–10 almonds

This combination provides fiber, hydration, and healthy fats, all of which help stabilize blood sugar levels and slow down the absorption of natural sugars from the apple.

2) For Weight Gain

Portion Tip:
1/2 to 1 small apple (chopped)
1/4 cup cucumber
15–20 almonds

Nuts are energy-dense, and increasing the portion of almonds provides a calorie boost through healthy fats, supporting gradual and balanced .

3) For Weight Loss

Portion Tip:
1/4 cup chopped apple
3/4 cup cucumber
8 almonds

This version is low in calories but high in fiber and healthy fats, helping to keep you full between meals. It works well as a mid-morning or afternoon snack that won’t trigger excessive hunger.

4) For Healthy Eating to Maintain Health

Portion Tip:
1/2 apple
1/2 cup cucumber
10–12 almonds

This combination offers a balanced mix of fiber, plant-based fats, vitamins, and hydration. It’s a convenient and nourishing snack that supports overall well-being.

🎯Additional Tips

1) Enhance flavor and benefits:
Sprinkle a little cinnamon on the apple to support blood sugar control, add a squeeze of lemon on cucumber to aid digestion, or serve with a spoonful of Greek yogurt for a protein boost.

2) Swap nuts if needed:
You can replace almonds with other nuts that are affordable and accessible to you, such as groundnuts, cashews, or walnuts.

3) The proportions of these 3 foods can be further personalised to fit your specific health needs.

đŸ‘‰đŸœWould you try this apple, cucumber, and nut combo?

Here’s another opportunity for you to transform your health in 30 days.Join our Diet & Lifestyle Accountability Programm...
06/08/2025

Here’s another opportunity for you to transform your health in 30 days.

Join our Diet & Lifestyle Accountability Programme (DLAP)

DLAP is designed to help you develop and maintain healthy diet and lifestyle habits to achieve your wellness goals with expert guidance and self-accountability without feeling pressured.

No food hate!

No starving!

For 30 days, you’ll get to learn how you can improve your regular diet and also focus on other healthy habits that can have a huge impact on your health.

Lots of support, expert guidance, and accountability.

You won’t be alone on this journey


You’ll be in a community of health-conscious women who are motivated and ready to go the extra mile to transform their health too.

You deserve to give yourself the chance to see what you can achieve if you show up for your health every day.

You don’t have to wait until something goes wrong with your health before you choose change your lifestyle.

Register today to book your place.

Please see the poster for registration details!

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