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02/02/2026

Ever picked up “Greek-style” 🇬🇷 yogurt thinking it’s the same as Greek yogurt?

The labels look similar, but your protein, sugar, and ingredient list can be totally different.

Greek yogurt is usually made by straining out whey, that’s why it’s super thick and tangy.

Because it’s more concentrated, it’s typically higher in protein and often lower in sugar and carbs, plus it can be lower in lactose for some people.

Greek-style yogurt is made to look like Greek yogurt, but many brands get that thickness by adding thickeners like gelatin, pectin, gum blends, or milk solids.

And it’s often milder and sweeter, with lower protein and sometimes more additives.

So if your goal is high protein, lower sugar, and staying full longer, go for Greek yogurt.

Ideally the ingredient list is just milk + live cultures. If you’re new to tangy yogurt and want something lighter and sweeter,

Greek-style can work… just check the label and don’t assume it’s the “healthier” one.

31/01/2026

Singapore, we’re drinking our sugar. 🥤🍬

MOH data shows the average Singaporean takes in ~12 teaspoons (60g) of sugar a day, more than double the recommended max.

And here’s the killer: over half comes from sugar-sweetened beverages, with a big chunk coming from pre-packaged drinks.

Too much added sugar doesn’t just add calories. It’s linked to higher risk of weight gain, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and more.

Share this with someone you care about today!

26/01/2026

Got this one tiny thing in your kitchen 🍽️ that can help with fullness, digestion, and steadier energy, and it’s not a supplement.

It’s chia seeds.

These little black or white seeds are packed with fibre, protein, and Omega-3s.

Here’s the cool part. When you soak chia, they form a gel-like texture, and that can help you feel fuller, so you snack less, especially if you always feel hungry again after lunch.

The fibre also supports gut health and can help with constipation. For heart health, fibre can help lower LDL and triglycerides.

Because chia gives you fibre plus protein together, it can also support better blood sugar control. Try 1 to 2 tablespoons in Greek yogurt, oats, smoothies, or make a simple chia pudding with unsweetened milk.

Source: Harvard Health, 21 Feb 2024

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I walked 🚶🏼‍➡️  from T4 Changi Airport to Parkway Parade, covering a total of 13.17km in 3.5 hours.Starting this year st...
24/01/2026

I walked 🚶🏼‍➡️ from T4 Changi Airport to Parkway Parade, covering a total of 13.17km in 3.5 hours.

Starting this year strong with small yet sustainable healthy 🍅 habits.

Some pictures I took during the walk. Where should I go next? Share your recommendations 🗨️ below!

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21/01/2026

I’ve been doing this tiny pre-meal ritual before I eat 😌🌿

Fenugreek, aka methi seeds. I turn it into a drink and take it before meals, like a signal to my body that food is coming 🫗✨

It also fits my meal sequencing plan:

Fibre first 🥗 → protein 🍗 → carbs 🍚

In this reel, I’ll show you exactly how I prep mine. Simple, no fancy 🫙✅

Now I need YOUR inputs 👇

How do you take your fenugreek? Soak overnight? Boil? Powder? Yogurt? Something else?

Am I using too much or too little? Be honest 😂

Would you try this for 7 days? Yes or no?

Drop your method in the comments. Best tip gets pinned 📌🔥

19/01/2026

Singaporeans 🇸🇬 moves fast. From home to meeting; meeting to dinner; dinner to doing your kids' homework 😅

So I started doing something simple. I track my 30 minutes 📝 Not to obsess, but to make my effort real ✨

This post shows estimated calories burned in 30 minutes for different activities. Treat it like a compass 🧭, not a calculator because your burn changes with your body weight, intensity, age, etc.

If you’re wondering, Singapore’s guideline is 150 to 300 minutes of moderate aerobic activity a week, or 75 to 150 minutes of vigorous activity.

17/01/2026

Be honest. When was the last time you checked your blood sugar? If you can’t remember… this video is for you. 🫰🏼

A Singapore survey done at health screening events (almost 1,000 people) found almost 40% had pre-diabetes, meaning sugar already high, but not “diabetes” yet… like your body sending you a warning letter.

Even crazier: people who confidently said “I don’t have diabetes” — about 4 in 10 actually had pre-diabetes, and some already had diabetes but didn’t know. And among those who truly had diabetes, more than half were unaware.

So don’t guess, don’t “feel feel”. Go for a simple screening. Catch early, you can still U-turn with lifestyle changes.

Don’t let your body be the one that suddenly give you surprise. You check first, can?

Many people have already posted about the physical benefits of walking 🚶🏼‍➡️ so I shan't.For me walking is an amazing ac...
14/01/2026

Many people have already posted about the physical benefits of walking 🚶🏼‍➡️ so I shan't.

For me walking is an amazing activity for a few non-physical reasons. This is especially after my Sunday walk to Punggol Park and back.

(Don't ask me why Punggol Park is in Hougang. I know, you know lah.)

I like walking because:

▸ It's free! You can walk anywhere!
▸ It clears up a cluttered mind! 🧠
▸ You get to observe others! 👀
▸ You spend time with yourself. ⏳

Looking forward to posting my walks in other parts of Singapore 🇸🇬

Do let me know where u would like to.see me walk next!

⚠️ Disclaimer: This post is not encouraging you to drink alcohol.We are trying to compare the Alcohol by Volume (ABV) an...
07/01/2026

⚠️ Disclaimer: This post is not encouraging you to drink alcohol.

We are trying to compare the Alcohol by Volume (ABV) and calories of each type of beer.

It's like saying, "Not all beers are made equal." 🍻🍺

You have a choice, to always choose the healthier option in every case. This is basically the information you need to choose.

Again, this is not a sponsored post but personally I prefer the Asahi Dry Zero which contains no calories.


05/01/2026

Imagine you’re in a polyclinic.

You take your blood pressure, and the nurse says, “120 over 80.”

Do you know what these numbers mean?

The top number, 120, is the pressure in your arteries when your heart pumps.

The bottom number, 80, is when your heart rests between beats.

Now, the gap between them, 120 minus 80, is called pulse pressure.

Pulse pressure matters because if it becomes too big, it can be a sign your blood vessels are getting stiffer as you age, and your heart may be working harder.

So next time you hear 120 over 80, remember: top is pumping, bottom is resting, and the gap gives extra clues.

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