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Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Joseline Mensima Selby, Esther Nyame, Melody Abena Adetsu...
23/02/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Joseline Mensima Selby, Esther Nyame, Melody Abena Adetsu-Pewu, Priscilla Akosua Abankwa, Akpe Attignon, Kwame, Mercy Osei-Ghansah, Priscilla Edusah, Ben Asmah, Nartey Djabatey, Giovan Ankobea, Yvonne Naa Adzane Okai, Akua Afriyie Obeng-Fosu, Victoria Opokua Kumah, Akua-Henewaa Duah, Debby Naa Ankrah, Vida Nanaakua Awangatim, Gloria Kyeremeh, Rosemary Clottey, Mercy Sabah, Celestine Djane, Victoria Naa Kai Abenser, Jessycah Abenaa Aboraa Sarpong, Benedicta Baidoo, Màmâgâ Esynâm, Tsigbe Juliet Denyo Ama, Francis Selorm Dorkenoo, Julian Owusu Acheaw Banahene, Nana Akua Freduah Agyeman, Obed Mawunyo Kodjo, Roberta Blankson, Nii Boye, Joe-Anna Ofosuhene Kyei, Jackie Teslas, Nana Esaaba Taylor, Yaa Eshun, Rita Danso, Fafa Otta, Yayra Sikie, Efua Gifty, Amma Amponsah Nortey, Queen Akosua Konadu, Ama Duncan, Josephine Awotwi, Diana Dzakpasu, Priscilla Quartey, Mavis Opoku Nyarko, Roseline Lodonu, Kpebu Ernest, Ami Vi

Most people look at this plate and see diet food. I see a hormonal blueprint. When you’re coaching for metabolic flexibi...
21/02/2026

Most people look at this plate and see diet food. I see a hormonal blueprint.

When you’re coaching for metabolic flexibility and hormone health, every ingredient serves a purpose. Here is why this beats a bowl of oatmeal or toast every single time:

Eggs scrambled in butter with tomatoes and onions. This is high-quality fat and choline to support liver therapy and brain health. No insulin spike here.

A sliced avocado with sea salt. These monounsaturated fats are the building blocks for your hormones and keep you full until lunch. No mid-morning crash and grab.

Raspberries and blackberries. High fiber, high antioxidants, and they won't hijack your blood sugar.

Bitter cocoa with collagen and cinnamon. The cinnamon keeps your insulin sensitive, while the collagen supports your gut lining.

This plate is designed for Liver Therapy and Gut Health. When you lower inflammation, your body holds onto less stress water. The scale doesn't know the difference between fat loss and a drop in systemic inflammation.

Stop obsessing over the scale and fix what matters .

If you’re a woman following standard diet advice, you’re likely being lied to. Most gurus tell you that if you feel bloa...
18/02/2026

If you’re a woman following standard diet advice, you’re likely being lied to. Most gurus tell you that if you feel bloated or heavy 5 days before your period, you should cut the carbs, drop the fats, and "tighten up." I’m here to tell you that’s the fastest way to trigger a hormonal crash, a cortisol spike, and a late-night fridge raid you'll regret. Food carries information.

Here is the strategy behind my First Meal today, 5 days out from my period, following a heavy leg day:

​1. Yes, that’s 40g of sourdough. After a heavy lift, your muscles are like dry sponges. Even in the Luteal Phase (where we are naturally more insulin resistant), a heavy session creates a "metabolic window." I’m using those carbs to replenish glycogen and tell my nervous system: "The workout is over. We are safe. You can recover now."

2. ​As a Keto coach, I know fats are fuel. As a Strategist, I know they are a brake. Drizzling that bread with Extra Virgin Olive Oil isn't just for flavor, it’s a "lipid wrapper." It slows down the glucose response, ensuring a steady trickle of energy instead of a sharp insulin spike that would leave me crashing and craving sugar two hours later.

​3. ​Right now, my body's Basal Metabolic Rate is higher. I’m burning more, but I’m also more sensitive to stress. The avocado and tuna provide the high-quality fats and Omega-3s needed to support progesterone production. Low Progesterone = High PMS. I’m choosing my fats today to choose my mood tomorrow.

​4. ​I’ll be honest, I feel bloated today. But I know what is happening. It isn't the sourdough. It’s the natural water retention of the Luteal Phase, the inflammation from a massive leg day, and full transparency from not drinking enough water. You don’t starve your way out of a hormonal bloat. You feed the recovery, you protect your hormones, and then you drink the water to flush the system.

Start using food as the information it is.

15/02/2026

Almond flour banku, the pepper has the regular meko ingredients just low simmered in coconut oil for 5 minutes and grilled tilapia with some salad.

Women are not small men.We have a cycle. Our hormones rise and fall every single month, and that alone changes exactly h...
15/02/2026

Women are not small men.

We have a cycle. Our hormones rise and fall every single month, and that alone changes exactly how we should be eating.

Men run on a 24-hour hormonal rhythm. Women run on a 28-day rhythm. That is a massive difference.

When you copy aggressive fasting from men especially those long dry fasts, doing OMAD every single day, or pushing extreme calorie restriction, your body reads it as pure stress.

Stress raises your cortisol. High cortisol blocks fat loss. High cortisol suppresses your progesterone.

Low progesterone leads to mood swings, poor sleep, anxiety, stubborn belly fat, and painful periods. Then you say your hormones are imbalanced. ​Fasting can be a useful tool, but it has to respect your cycle.

In your follicular phase, your body handles fasting much better. Around ovulation, you still have some resilience. But in your luteal phase especially that week right before your period, aggressive fasting is a total disaster for most women.

That is when your cravings increase. Your metabolism actually rises slightly. Your progesterone needs real support. And yet, you’re out here drinking black coffee and calling it discipline. ​It’s time to eat in sync with your cycle. Stop copying gym bros and biohackers who don’t have ovaries.

You are not a little man sister, feed your body right.

Every day you eat rubbish, then wonder why your hormones are acting up. ​It does not add up. Does it? You skip meals, yo...
12/02/2026

Every day you eat rubbish, then wonder why your hormones are acting up. ​It does not add up. Does it?

You skip meals, you scream when i tell you eat good quality fats. You live on coffee and snack all day. Then you struggle with belly fat, mood swings, bad sleep, painful periods, and no s*x drive. You blame your hormones, but the truth is simpler, your eating habit and food doesn't cut it.

Eating once a day and calling it discipline is madness especially women, learn to eat in sync with your cycle and stop following trends. Your body thinks there is no food coming, so it holds onto fat to protect itself. Everything slows down. You get angry, but at who?

Sugar and junk made the impact, not healthy fats. Cutting out fat only leaves you tired, dry, moody, and miserable. Your hormones actually need fat to function. No fat means no balance.

If it comes in a packet with a long list of ingredients on the back, your body does not recognize it. That food stresses your system, and a stressed body refuses to drop weight.

Stop eating crap in the name of YOLO. Your body notices and It simply respond to how you eat. Feed it properly and it will perform. Keep eating rubbish and stop complaining.

Angelyna Tachie-Menson.

Those convenient snacks and boxed meals aren't just easy to grab, they are designed to keep you eating more while giving...
11/02/2026

Those convenient snacks and boxed meals aren't just easy to grab, they are designed to keep you eating more while giving your body less.

Over time, these foods mess with your hormones, spike your insulin, and cause inflammation. If you feel constantly tired, deal with gut issues, or can’t seem to budge your weight, this is likely why.

These foods are harmful because they hijack your hunger. They trick your brain so you never feel truly full. They cause huge blood sugar spikes, followed by crashes and more cravings.
​They inflame your digestive system and burden the very organ meant to detox your hormones

Look for these red flags 👇🏽
​🚫 Ingredients you can’t pronounce.
🚫 Long lists (usually more than 5–7 items).
đźš« Hidden sugars (like maltodextrin or corn syrup).
đźš« Seed oils (canola, soybean, sunflower).
đźš« Fake flavors, "emulsifiers," or preservatives.
đźš« "Diet" or "Low-fat" labels on items clearly made in a factory.

What to reach for instead:
​✔ Whole foods (meat, veg, fruit, eggs).
âś” Ingredients you recognize.
âś” Food that doesn't need a barcode.
âś” Meals that actually make you feel satisfied.

If it doesn’t look like food, don’t eat it. Your body knows the difference.

11/02/2026

Pay attention to your labels.
If it needs a chemistry degree to understand, your body doesn’t want it.

11/02/2026

Snacking is not for humans. Put the snack down, if you are hungry, eat real food!!

10/02/2026

Protein!!!

​Proteins are important biological molecules made up of a bead-like collection of smaller molecules called amino acids, the "building blocks" of proteins. Proteins vary in shape and size and range from 20 to 30 amino acids (the shortest) to several thousand amino acids. Proteins are present in every living cell in the body.

They are part of skin, hair, organs, cartilage, muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Together, they protect and structure various molecules essential for the entire body's proper functioning, such as enzymes, hormones, antibodies, and red and white blood cells.

In addition to providing the body with energy, dietary protein is also necessary for many other functions:
1. ​Growth (especially in children, adolescents, and pregnant women)
2. ​Tissue repair
3. ​Immune system functioning
4. ​Production of hormones and enzymes
5. ​Building muscle mass
6. ​Maintaining tendons

During digestion, the body breaks down proteins in food into amino acids. The body then uses these amino acids to build proteins by analyzing the information contained in the DNA of each cell.

Twenty amino acids are found in nature, 11 of which can be made by the body and nine of which are called essential because the body cannot make them itself, and therefore they must be supplied through the diet. These are histidine, isoleucine, leucine, methionine, phenylalanine, threonine, tryptophan, lysine, and valine.

Protein from animal sources (meat, fish, eggs) is called "complete protein" because it contains all the essential amino acids. In contrast, protein from plants, legumes, grains, nuts, seeds, and vegetables is called "incomplete protein" because it lacks one or more essential amino acids.

1. Eggs have one of the highest-quality proteins on earth. Your body absorbs and uses egg protein better than almost any...
10/02/2026

1. Eggs have one of the highest-quality proteins on earth. Your body absorbs and uses egg protein better than almost any other food. Scientists literally use eggs as the gold standard when measuring protein quality.

2. They have the perfect amino acid profile.
All the essential amino acids. In the right ratios. Easy for the body to use for muscle repair, hormones, skin, everything.

3. They digest easily. No bloating(individual differ). No heaviness. Your body breaks them down fast and clean.

4. They’re nutrient-dense. It’s crazy how much they pack in one shell:
– Vitamin D
– Choline (for hormones and liver health)
– B vitamins
– Selenium
– Antioxidants like lutein and zeaxanthin

5. Affordable. Versatile. Reliable.
Boil it. Fry it. Poach it. Omelette. Add to salads. Eat on the go. King behaviour.

So yes, in the food kingdom, eggs are king because they’re efficient, powerful, and loyal unlike some people’s exes.

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