Loss weight With Tilly

Loss weight With Tilly I’m Tilly and welcome to my weight loss page. I’m Your Virtual Weight Loss Assistant, I Moved from 97kg to 57kg, by changing the way I Eat and how I Move.

I’m here to assit you loss that stubborn fat in A healthy way.

Weight loss Education Some simple, clear and public-friendly education on weight loss and insulin management.1. What Is ...
11/12/2025

Weight loss Education

Some simple, clear and public-friendly education on weight loss and insulin management.

1. What Is Insulin?

Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas that helps your body move sugar (glucose) from the blood into your cells for energy.
When insulin is balanced, your body burns fat smoothly.

2. What Happens When Insulin Is High?

Constant high insulin leads to insulin resistance, meaning your cells stop responding properly to insulin.
This causes:
• Increased fat storage (especially belly fat)
• Cravings for sugar and carbs
• Low energy
• Harder weight loss
• Bloating or big stomach
• Higher risk of diabetes

Most people struggling with weight in Ghana have insulin-related issues without knowing.

🔥 3. How Weight Loss Really Happens

Weight loss is NOT only about eating small. It is mainly about:

⭐ Keeping insulin low

so the body can burn stored fat.

Every time you eat, insulin rises.
When you’re not eating, insulin drops.
Fat burning only happens when insulin is low.

This is why:
• Intermittent fasting works
• Eating less sugar works
• Eating whole foods works
• Eating late at night makes weight loss harder

🧠 4. Signs of High Insulin (Insulin Resistance)
• Big lower belly
• Constant hunger
• Fatigue after eating
• Craving sweet or salty foods
• Gaining weight fast
• Dark patches on neck/armpits
• Difficulty losing weight even with exercise

🥗 5. Foods That KEEP Insulin Low (Good for Weight Loss)

Choose more of these:
• Kontomire / green leafy stews
• Garden eggs stew
• Fish and eggs
• Sweet potato / yam (boiled)
• Oats
• Beans (moderate)
• Vegetables
• Avocado
• Watermelon
• Coconut

These foods keep you full and prevent insulin spikes.



🍞 6. Foods That SPIKE Insulin (Slow Weight Loss)

Limit these for best results:
• Sugar drinks
• Biscuits, pastries, cakes
• Fried plantain
• White bread / butter bread
• Processed snacks
• Heavy oily foods
• Eating late at night
• Too much sh*to (salt + oil combination)



🕒 7. Lifestyle Habits That Lower Insulin FAST

These habits are powerful:

✔️ Intermittent fasting (14–16 hrs)

Allows insulin to drop and fat-burning to begin.

✔️ Walking 8k–10k steps daily

Reduces insulin resistance.

✔️ Strength training

Builds muscle → muscles use glucose → lower insulin.

✔️ Drinking water

Helps with bloating and sugar control.

✔️ Sleeping 7–8 hours

Poor sleep raises insulin and increases cravings.



👩‍⚕️ 8. How to Know You’re Improving

Your insulin is improving when:
• Your stomach becomes flatter
• Cravings go down
• You feel full with less food
• Energy becomes stable
• Weight starts dropping consistently

This usually happens within 2–6 weeks of consistent habits.



❤️ 9. Key Message for the Public

Weight loss is not starvation.
It is learning to control insulin.

Eat whole foods.
Move your body.
Rest well.
Avoid excess sugar and late-night eating.
Be patient — the body responds when insulin is well-managed.

01/05/2025

Do you know eating sugar early morning spikes your insulin levels? Something i always educate my client on.

Watch the video and educate yourself 😍😍

It's Mango seasoning ----- Lets talk about The Health Benefits of Mango,Calories, Nutrition & Smart Way  to Enjoy it.Boo...
17/04/2025

It's Mango seasoning ----- Lets talk about The Health Benefits of Mango,Calories, Nutrition & Smart Way to Enjoy it.

Boosts Immunity ---- Rich in vitamin C, mangoes help strengthen your immune system and protect your body against infections.

Promotes Healthy Skin & Eyes-----Mangoes contain vitamin A and antioxidants like beta-carotene, which help improve vision and give your skin a natural glow.

Supports Digestion ---- Thanks to its fiber and digestive enzymes (like amylase), mango helps prevent constipation and improves gut health.

Aids in Iron Absorption----The vitamin C in mango makes it easier for your body to absorb iron, which is important for energy and preventing fatigue.

Good for the Heart----Mangoes have potassium and magnesium, which help regulate blood pressure and support heart health.

🔢 Calories in a Small Local Mango
A small local mango (roughly 150 grams) contains around:

90 to 100 calories

25g carbohydrates (mostly natural sugars and fiber)

1g protein

0.3g fat

2-3g fiber

It’s a nutrient dense fruit, meaning you get lots of vitamins and health benefits for relatively few calories.

Let’s Talk About the health benefits of avocados, sardines, and boiled eggs.Avocados——Rich in monounsaturated fats, espe...
16/04/2025

Let’s Talk About the health benefits of avocados, sardines, and boiled eggs.

Avocados——Rich in monounsaturated fats, especially oleic acid, which helps reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) and increase good cholesterol (HDL).

Rich in Nutrients: High in potassium (more than bananas), folate, and vitamins like C, E, K, and B-complex.

Weight Management: The healthy fats and fiber help you feel full longer, reducing overeating.

Antioxidant Properties: Contains lutein and zeaxanthin, which support eye health.
Supports Digestion: High fiber content improves digestion and gut health.

Sardines———High in Omega-3s: Excellent source of heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids which reduce inflammation and support brain function.

Bone Health: Packed with calcium, vitamin D, and phosphorus essential for strong bones.

Protein-Rich: Supports muscle building and repair.

Vitamin B12: Essential for nerve function and the production of red blood cells.

Low in Mercury: Compared to other fish, sardines are low in mercury and safer for frequent consumption.

Boiled Eggs ———Excellent Protein Source: Contains all nine essential amino acids for muscle repair and immune support.

Choline-Rich: Important for brain function and cell membrane structure.

Eye Health: Provides lutein and zeaxanthin, antioxidants that reduce the risk of cataracts and macular degeneration.

Weight Management: High satiety value keeps you fuller for longer, aiding weight control.

Nutrient-Dense: Contains vitamins A, D, E, B12, and minerals like selenium and iron.

Together, these three foods create a nutrient-dense combo perfect for a healthy diet, especially for those focusing on weight loss, muscle building, or overall wellness. Healthy lifestyle is Simply to keep with consistency 😊

14/04/2025

ObaapaCee is trying her best to be Strong and active Na wo Sis Akosua 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Workout and keep fit for yourself ✌️


Halthy weightloss tips .Macronutrient Ratios for Weight Loss Protein: 25–35%Carbohydrates: 35–45%Fats: 20–30%These range...
13/04/2025

Halthy weightloss tips .

Macronutrient Ratios for Weight Loss
Protein: 25–35%
Carbohydrates: 35–45%
Fats: 20–30%
These ranges can be adjusted based on your body type, activity level, and goals.

Protein (chicken, eggs, fish, tofu, legumes)
Helps build and preserve muscle while losing fat
Increases satiety, keeping you full longer
Boosts metabolism through the thermic effect of food.

Carbohydrates (rice, oats, sweet potatoes, fruits, vegetables)
Main source of energy
Choose complex carbs over simple ones for fiber and sustained energy
Helps with digestion and blood sugar control.

Fats (avocados, nuts, olive oil, seeds)
Needed for hormone production and brain function
Helps absorb fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K)
Keeps you feeling satisfied.

Portioning Your Plate
A balanced meal might look like this:

½ plate: Vegetables and some whole grains (carbs & fiber)
¼ plate: Lean protein (chicken, fish, tofu, eggs)
¼ plate: Healthy fats (avocado, nuts, olive oil)

Stay hydrated—sometimes thirst is confused with hunger
Prioritize whole foods over processed foods

Weight Loss Education —— Let’s Talk About Calorie DeficitIn the world of health, fitness, and weight management, the ter...
07/04/2025

Weight Loss Education —— Let’s Talk About Calorie Deficit

In the world of health, fitness, and weight management, the term calorie deficit is often thrown around but what does it actually mean, and why is it so important?

At its core, a calorie deficit simply means consuming fewer calories than your body needs to maintain its current weight. Your body requires energy (measured in calories) to carry out everyday functions like breathing, walking, and even sleeping. This energy comes from the food and drinks you consume. When you consistently take in fewer calories than your body burns, it turns to stored fat for energy this is how weight loss happens.

How to Create a Calorie Deficit
There are two main ways to create a calorie deficit:

Eating fewer calories: This involves mindful eating—reducing portion sizes, choosing lower-calorie foods, and avoiding high calorie processed meals.
Increasing physical activity: Exercising helps you burn more calories.

The more active you are, the larger the potential deficit.
Most people find the best results with a combination of both—balanced eating and regular movement.

But It’s Not Just About the Numbers
While the math behind weight loss is straightforward, the experience is personal. Hormones, sleep, stress levels, and metabolism all play a role in how efficiently your body burns fat. That’s why sustainable weight loss often requires more than just a calculator ,it requires patience, consistency, and a plan that works with your lifestyle.

Ghanaian Meals and Calorie Deficit
Yes, you can absolutely enjoy your favorite Ghanaian dishes and still maintain a calorie deficit. The key is portion control and smart substitutions. For example, choosing grilled proteins like tilapia over fried meat, or enjoying kontomire stew with boiled yam in moderate amounts instead of heavy rice portions with oily sauces.

Final Thoughts
A calorie deficit is not about starvation or extreme restriction , it’s about eating smart, moving regularly, and being consistent. Whether your goal is weight loss or simply maintaining a healthy lifestyle, understanding and respecting the concept of calorie deficit is a powerful first step.

Remember: your journey is yours alone. Take it one meal, one step, and one day at a time.

So proud of my amazing client who’s been crushing her goals😊From 89.8kg to 78.2kg, she’s made a powerful transformation ...
06/04/2025

So proud of my amazing client who’s been crushing her goals😊

From 89.8kg to 78.2kg, she’s made a powerful transformation through discipline, consistency, and commitment to the personalized coaching and diet plan we put together. This journey wasn’t just about shedding kilos ,it was about building healthier habits, boosting confidence, and showing up for herself every day.

Progress like this reminds us that with the right guidance and mindset, anything is possible. Proud coach moment.

Join our weight loss community today 😍

03/04/2025

As a lady, moving from 97kg to 57kg wasn’t easy, but I did it through a calorie deficit, eating fewer calories than I burned while still enjoying the Ghanaian meals I love. Even now, I continue to eat in a deficit to maintain my weight.Let me take you through some of the Ghanaian meals that have helped me on this journey. Healthy, balanced, and delicious ,these meals prove that you don’t have to give up your culture to achieve your fitness goals.Stay tuned 😍

On today’s episode , We are talking about how to detoxify your Body .Detoxing your tummy for a flat stomach involves a m...
27/03/2025

On today’s episode , We are talking about how to detoxify your Body .

Detoxing your tummy for a flat stomach involves a mix of diet, hydration, exercise, and lifestyle changes.

Here’s a breakdown of effective ways to cleanse your digestive system and reduce bloating.

1. Hydrate Properly
Drink warm lemon water every morning to flush out toxins.
Stay hydrated with at least 8-10 glasses of water daily.
Herbal teas like ginger, peppermint, or green tea help with digestion and bloating.
2. Eat Detoxifying Foods
Add fiber-rich foods like oats, flaxseeds, chia seeds, and vegetables to aid digestion.
Consume probiotic-rich foods like yogurt, kefir, or fermented foods to balance gut bacteria.
Avoid processed foods, excess sugar, and refined carbs that cause bloating.
3. Reduce Salt and Sugar Intake
Excess salt leads to water retention and bloating—opt for natural seasonings.
Too much sugar causes inflammation and belly fat storage stick to natural sweeteners like honey.
4. Stay Active
Engage in cardio workouts (like brisk walking, jogging, or cycling) to burn calories.
Do core exercises like planks, crunches, and leg raises to tone your abs.
Practice yoga poses that improve digestion, like twists and stretches.
5. Get Enough Sleep & Manage Stress
Poor sleep affects metabolism and increases belly fat storage. Aim for 7-9 hours per night.
High stress releases cortisol, which promotes fat storage around the belly—try meditation or deep breathing.
6. Try Natural Detox Drinks
Cucumber, ginger, lemon, and mint-infused water aids digestion and reduces bloating.
Apple cider vinegar (ACV) with warm water before meals helps burn fat.
Aloe vera juice is great for digestion and detoxing the stomach.

Would you like a custom detox plan based on your routine? Send me Dm

TODAY EPISODE - We are Talking About Calories deficit .A calorie deficit means consuming fewer calories than your body b...
24/03/2025

TODAY EPISODE - We are Talking About Calories deficit .

A calorie deficit means consuming fewer calories than your body burns over a given period, which forces your body to tap into stored fat for energy ultimately leading to weight loss. Here’s how you can strategically "eat them" or plan your meals within a calorie deficit:

Understand Your Calorie Needs:

Calculate your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)- This is the number of calories your body needs at rest.

Factor in Activity - Add the calories you burn through daily activities and exercise.

Set a Deficit -A moderate deficit (around 500 calories less per day) is typically recommended for sustainable weight loss.

Focus on Nutrient-Dense Foods:

Fill Up on Vegetables and Fruits: These are low in calories but high in vitamins, minerals, and fiber.

Choose Lean Proteins: Foods like chicken, fish, legumes, and tofu help build and maintain muscle while keeping you full.

Incorporate Whole Grains: They provide complex carbohydrates and lasting energy.

Include Healthy Fats: Avocado, nuts, and olive oil are calorie dense, so use them in moderation but they’re essential for overall health.

Plan and Track Your Meals:

Practice Portion Control:

Even healthy foods can contribute to a surplus if portions are too large. Use measuring cups or a kitchen scale to get a better handle on portion sizes.

Don’t Skip Meals:

Eating regularly helps maintain your metabolism and prevents overeating later in the day. Small, balanced meals or snacks can keep hunger in check.

Stay Hydrated:

Sometimes thirst is mistaken for hunger. Drinking plenty of water can help manage your appetite and support overall health.

Remember, while achieving a calorie deficit is key to weight loss, it’s important to ensure your body gets all the nutrients it needs. Focus on a balanced diet, listen to your body’s hunger cues, and consider consulting with a nutritionist or healthcare provider to tailor a plan that’s right for you.

As April begins, I’m kicking off my  weight loss journey with a strong focus on educating people about the key to sustai...
21/03/2025

As April begins, I’m kicking off my weight loss journey with a strong focus on educating people about the key to sustainable weight loss, being in a calorie deficit while maintaining a balanced diet. My aims is to inspire and guide individuals who want to shed extra pounds in a healthy and realistic way.

A calorie deficit happens when you consume fewer calories than your body burns. This forces your body to use stored fat for energy, leading to gradual weight loss. However, many people struggle with weight loss because they either.

✅ Underestimate calorie intake (not tracking properly)
✅ Overestimate calorie burn (thinking workouts alone will do the job)
✅ Choose unsustainable diets (crash diets that don’t work long-term)

Im here to change that by promoting realistic and healthy approaches to weight loss.

Lets Talk about my Diet Plan — Eating Smart, Not Less

Losing weight isn’t about starving yourself ,it’s about choosing the right foods that keep you full while still staying in a calorie deficit.

My weight loss plan include : 🥗 High-protein meals – Chicken, fish,and eggs to keep you full longer and maintain muscle.
🥑 Healthy fats – Avocados, nuts, and olive oil to support overall health.
🍚 Complex carbs – Brown rice, white rice ,sweet potatoes, and oats for energy.
🥦 Plenty of veggies – Fiber-rich foods to aid digestion and keep hunger at bay.
🚰 Hydration – Drinking enough water to avoid mistaking thirst for hunger.

Why This Approach Works

I believes that consistency is the key. I’m not advocating for extreme restrictions but rather portion control, nutrient balance, and making sustainable lifestyle changes.

I will be sharing weekly updates, meal ideas, and motivation to help others stay on track. Whether you're a beginner or someone struggling to lose weight, My Weight Loss journey will be an inspiring guide.

Join our April Challenge with a smart, effective, and realistic weight loss approach, And with Consistency You will be Great.

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