Tessa Hampton RD

Tessa Hampton RD Registered Dietitian| Weight Loss, Diabetes, PCOS, Hypertension, Hypercholesterolemia, Hormonal balance & Meal Planning.

Carnival week is a marathon, not a sprint 🎭💃🏽If you’re playing mas or partying straight into Monday and Tuesday, I just ...
13/02/2026

Carnival week is a marathon, not a sprint 🎭💃🏽
If you’re playing mas or partying straight into Monday and Tuesday, I just wanted to share a few simple tips to help you keep your energy up and feel your best while still enjoying yourself.

If you’d like more easy breakfast ideas for Carnival mornings-whether you eat meat, vegetarian, or dairy-free, I’ll post them next.

Just type 🍳 BREAKFAST in the comments if you want it 👇🏽

07/02/2026

These muffins are a great example of balanced baking:
• Protein from cottage cheese and eggs
• Fibre from oats
• Healthy fats from nuts
That combination helps with satiety and steadier blood sugars, making them suitable for weight loss, insulin resistance, and diabetes, while still being family-friendly.
No protein powder needed — just real, everyday ingredients.

👩‍🍳Banana Nut Cottage Cheese Muffins (12 muffins)
Ingredients:
1¾ cups oat flour
¾ cup cottage cheese
2 large eggs
¼ cup honey or sweetener alternative of choice
1 ripe banana
2 tsp vanilla extract
¼ cup neutral oil
¼ cup chopped nuts of choice
1½ tsp baking powder
½ tsp baking soda
1 tsp cinnamon
¼ tsp salt
Method:
Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C). Line 12 muffin tins and spray lightly.
Blend cottage cheese, eggs, honey, banana, vanilla, oil, and cinnamon until smooth.
In a bowl, mix oat flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
Fold wet ingredients into dry until just combined.
Fold in nuts.
Divide evenly into muffin tins.
Bake 25 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.
Cool 5–10 minutes before removing.
Store in the refrigerator for up to 5 days.

Macros per muffin
≈170 kcal | 24 g carbs | 6 g protein | 7 g fat

👉 Save this recipe to try for your next meal prep or as a healthy snack.

05/02/2026

Collagen is everywhere right now:powders, coffees, gummies, drinks.
But here’s the part most people don’t explain 👀
Collagen on its own isn’t a complete protein.

To actually use it, your body needs the missing piece which is why pairing matters.

Think: collagen ➕️ a complete protein, or adding it to foods that already contain what collagen lacks (like oats or eggs). That’s when it makes sense nutritionally.

Curious about collagen… or confused by the supplement aisle in general?
Drop your questions below or DM me 💬
And tell me — what supplement should I break down next from a science-based point of view? Carnitine? CLA? Something else?

healthwithouthype

03/02/2026

Collagen is trendy — but let’s talk facts.
It can support joint pain, recovery, and tissue healing ✅
But here’s the catch: collagen is not a complete protein.

👉 Like & save this if you use collagen
➡️ Share it with someone taking supplements
👀 Part 2: how to use collagen the right way so your body actually benefits

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Berberine and inositol often get grouped together. Same buzzwords. Very different tools. Supplements aren’t magic.They w...
30/01/2026

Berberine and inositol often get grouped together.

Same buzzwords. Very different tools.

Supplements aren’t magic.
They work best when they actually match the problem.

If this helped clarify things, save it for later — and share it with someone trying to make sense of their supplement options 💛

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In my 20s, restriction felt like it worked.By my 30s, it was a completely different story. Even when my weight was lower...
28/01/2026

In my 20s, restriction felt like it worked.
By my 30s, it was a completely different story.

Even when my weight was lower, my PCOS symptoms like acne, irregular cycles &  low energy were still all over the place.

Now in my 40s, I understand why: PCOS isn’t about eating less, it’s about eating smarter.
Our local foods aren’t inferior  and they absolutely have a place in a PCOS-friendly way of eating. What matters is how the plate is built, the portions, the balance, and the lifestyle factors around it.

That’s why I teach women with PCOS how to eat real food they enjoy (yes, local food included), how to adjust their plates, and how to support their hormones without restriction or burnout.
If you’re tired, you’ve tried everything, and this resonated with you ⤵️

📩 DM me or 📱 WhatsApp 721-2726 to learn more about my 1:1 PCOS coaching program.

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26/01/2026

January isn’t about extremes — it’s about smarter, more intentional choices.

Plain yogurt is one of those quiet staples that just works:
✔️ Protein to support energy and workouts
✔️ Live cultures that can support gut health
✔️ No added sugar
✔️ Full-cream or low-fat, depending on your goals

From quick breakfasts to lighter, creamy meals, it’s flexible, practical, and easy to stay consistent with.
That’s why Guiltless plain yogurt stays in my fridge. I make it work for my goals, not the other way around. 🥣✨


23/01/2026

Highly requested ✨ My mixed brown rice 🍚

I personally need my rice to have flavour — plain rice isn’t my vibe 😅
So this is how I make my mixed brown rice using my rice cooker for perfect texture (stove-top works too).

🌾 What’s in it & why:
•Turmeric – adds colour and has anti-inflammatory benefits
•Black pepper – helps your body better absorb turmeric
•Cumin – adds depth of flavour and supports digestion
•Chicken bouillon – for seasoning and real-life flavour (can omit and add salt instead)
•Frozen peas & carrots (thawed) – easy veggie boost
•Sometimes I add spinach too, but didn’t have it this time

The full step-by-step is in the video: super easy, no fancy ingredients.
This is a simple way to make brown rice more palatable and family-friendly without feeling like “diet food.”
👉🏽 Save this to try for your weekend prep
👉🏽 Share it with someone who says brown rice is boring

15/01/2026

For some, PCOS can make the fertility journey feel confusing, frustrating and frankly exhausting 😵‍💫

Sometimes your body just needs the right kind of support.
This is Mama Bear Wellness PCOS Ovarian & Wellness Support, designed to support hormone balance, ovulation and overall reproductive health when PCOS is part of the picture.

What I love most? ❤️
You don’t have to hunt it down or order online.
It’s available over-the-counter at any Pennywise Cosmetics nationwide.
Simple. Accessible. Supportive.

Have you tried it yet? 👀

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