12/07/2025
Why You Should Always Pay Attention to How You Feel After Eating
You finish eating.
You feel sleepy, bloated, heavy like a soaked wrapper.
Your body is always talking.
You just don’t listen.
That pain in your side.
That sudden headache after swallow.
That gas that can fill balloon for party.
That brain fog after “just rice and stew”.
It’s not random.
It’s FEEDBACK.
If your food makes you feel worse instead of better, that’s not food. That’s punishment.
You were not born to suffer after eating.
You were not created to feel dead tired after lunch.
You were not designed to run to the toilet every time you eat.
So stop asking “What do I feel like eating?”
Start asking:
“How does this food make me feel AFTER eating it?”
Because the truth is:
– Some of you feel depressed after sweet things, but don’t connect the dots
– Some of you get bloated after fufu, but still say “na my favourite”
– Some of you eat noodles and crash into anxiety then blame life
It’s not always life.
Sometimes it’s lunch.
Start doing these:
– Observe your energy 30 mins, 1 hr, and 3 hrs after meals
– Keep a note: what you ate vs how you felt
– Watch for mood swings, sleepiness, bloating, itching, heartburn
– Begin to remove what triggers you, not just add what you like
– Eat foods that leave you with peace, not regret
Your food is either medicine or a slow poison.
But if you’re not tracking how you feel after meals,
you’re eating blind and suffering silently.
You don’t need more diets.
You need more attention.
🔥 Don’t eat and suffer. Eat and listen.
Your body has been trying to talk.
Stop ignoring the memo.
Because you can’t fix what you won’t feel.
Don’t forget to reach out for a diet plan that actually leaves you with peace, not punishment.
Share this with someone who needs to stop eating nonsense.