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Damilola AdebayoProfile picture@anjodamade·9h

That plate is two meals. You ate it as one.

The restaurant dish covers the table. At home the bowl is the size of a mixing basin. You finish it because that is what a portion looks like now.


Your stomach does not measure the plate. It measures stretch, protein, and time. A wide dish lets you pass satisfied before fullness even shows up. That extra third is not hunger. It is the serving.


Reset portions for 7 days:


  1. Use a smaller plate at home. Dinner plate, not a pasta bowl. Serve once. No second scoop from the pan.

  2. Protein and vegetables go on first. They should cover most of the plate. Starch last, and less of it.

  3. Stop at satisfied. That is when the next bite is optional, not when the button is tight.

  4. If you eat out, box half before the first bite. The leftover is tomorrow's lunch, not a challenge.

  5. Note how hungry you were 20 minutes after the meal. Compare day 1 to day 7.


The food did not need replacing. The serving did.


If portions still run away from you, you need a system, not a smaller spoon. The Hidden Calorie Burn Blueprint shows you how to build sustainable weight-management habits: everyday movement, meal structure, and a 30-day plan you can keep.


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Damilola AdebayoProfile picture@anjodamade·1d

Dinner was over. So why are you still in the kitchen?

The plate was empty at 7. By 10 you have had toast, a handful of nuts, then "just a bit" from the fridge.


That is not leftover hunger from dinner. That is an open kitchen, a low-protein plate, and a habit that starts when the TV goes on. Evening grazing is one of the most common ways a careful day quietly undoes itself.


Close the kitchen for 7 nights:


  1. Put protein on the dinner plate first. Fish, chicken, eggs, yoghurt, or beans. Enough that you are not hunting food two hours later.

  2. When the plate is done, lights off in the kitchen. Snacks off the counter. If you have to open a cupboard, you will notice.

  3. If you want something later, wait 20 minutes and drink water. Most 9pm "hunger" is habit, not an empty stomach.

  4. No food in the living room. If you eat after dinner, you sit at the table. That one rule cuts the mindless handfuls.

  5. Write down what you ate after dinner, and how hungry you felt at 10pm. Compare night 1 to night 7.


Weight is often lost in the hours after the last planned meal, not in a harder workout.


If evenings still undo the day, you need a system, not another rule. The Hidden Calorie Burn Blueprint shows you how to build sustainable weight-management habits: everyday movement, meal structure, and a 30-day plan you can keep.


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Damilola AdebayoProfile picture@anjodamade·2d

Chia and flax in a smoothie can stall your gut

A spoon of dry chia in a blender is not fibre. It is gel that swells after you swallow it.


You do not chew it. A slow gut cannot move it. The seeds sit, hold water, and you stay tight from breakfast to mid-afternoon. Flax in the same drink does the same job.


Drop the seed dump for 7 days:


  1. No chia, flax, or “superseed” blends in drinks. Not dry, not mixed in, not a second scoop.

  2. If you still want seeds later, soak them fully first, and start with 1 teaspoon. Not a tablespoon. Not in a smoothie.

  3. Get fibre from cooked vegetables on the plate instead. Soft. Chewed.

  4. Eat breakfast with a fork. Eggs and cooked veg. Not a glass of seeds.

  5. Note bloating 2 hours after breakfast. Compare day 1 to day 7.


The seeds were not the upgrade. They were bulk you never chewed.


If cooked vegetables still leave you stalled, digestion needs a reset, not a different seed. The Gut Repair Nutrition is a 4-week plan for bloating, digestion, and rebuilding the gut: what to eat, what to pause, and how to restore digestion.


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Damilola AdebayoProfile picture@anjodamade·3d

Starting three probiotics at once is a gas bomb

Three new bottles in one week is not a gut reset. It is a load of live cultures dumped into a gut that is already swollen.


High-count blends can ferment, cramp, and tighten the waist. People call it “working.” It is gas. The gut was not ready for that many strains at once.


Stop the stack for 7 days:


  1. Pause every probiotic capsule. All of them. Multi-strain, soil-based, “women’s,” travel packs.

  2. If you want a food source, use one only: a few spoons of plain yoghurt or kefir with a meal. Not both. Not a second brand.

  3. Do not add a capsule back this week. Food first. Two weeks of that sitting well before you even consider a single bottle.

  4. Keep meals simple. Protein, one cooked vegetable, one starch. No extra fibre powders on top.

  5. Note gas and waist 2 hours after meals. Compare day 1 to day 7.


The bottles were not missing. The gut needed less, not more.


If one food source still leaves you swollen, digestion needs a reset, not a fourth strain. The Gut Repair Nutrition is a 4-week plan for bloating, digestion, and rebuilding the gut: what to eat, what to pause, and how to restore digestion.


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Damilola AdebayoProfile picture@anjodamade·4d

Clean dinner. Bloated by 9pm. Here is why.

The plate was “healthy.” Salad, beans, broccoli, a big serving, eaten late. By 9pm you are tight and blaming your stomach, not the stack.


Those fibres ferment together. A large portion on a late clock gives them hours to sit. Clean food in a pile is still a pile.


Simplify dinner for 7 nights:


  1. Protein. One cooked vegetable. One starch. That is the plate. Not salad plus beans plus broccoli plus grain.

  2. Cook the vegetable. Soft. No raw pile on the side.

  3. Stop before you are full. Leave food on the plate. The last third is what swells you.

  4. Finish early enough that you are not lying down on it.

  5. Note tightness at 9pm. Compare night 1 to night 7.


The ingredients were not the problem. Three fibres at once, in a large late meal, were.


If a simple plate still leaves you swollen by 9, digestion needs a reset, not a smaller “healthy” pile. The Gut Repair Nutrition is a 4-week plan for bloating, digestion, and rebuilding the gut: what to eat, what to pause, and how to restore digestion.


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Damilola AdebayoProfile picture@anjodamade·5d

Bread at breakfast, lunch, and dinner keeps the gut inflamed

Toast at 8, a sandwich at 1, a roll at 7. That is wheat all day. The gut never gets a gap.


Gluten and the fermentable carbs in bread stack meal after meal. You stay swollen, foggy, and tight by night, then repeat the same three plates tomorrow.


Cut bread to one meal for 7 days:


  1. Pick one sitting for bread. Breakfast toast or a lunch sandwich. Not both. Not dinner too.

  2. At the other two meals, use potato, rice, or extra cooked vegetables instead of the bun, wrap, or roll.

  3. Skip the “just a slice” on the side. That slice is the third load.

  4. Keep protein first. Starch last. Same rule even on the one bread meal.

  5. Note waist and energy at 4pm and 9pm. Compare day 1 to day 7.


Bread is not the enemy. Bread three times a day is the load.


If one serving still leaves you swollen, digestion needs a reset, not a different loaf. The Gut Repair Nutrition is a 4-week plan for bloating, digestion, and rebuilding the gut: what to eat, what to pause, and how to restore digestion.


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Damilola AdebayoProfile picture@anjodamade·6d

Slow bowels are often a magnesium problem, not a fibre problem

More bran on a slow bowel is more bulk sitting still. That is gas, not a solution.


Fibre needs water and motility. If the colon is sluggish, extra bran, chia, and “gut health” cereals ferment in place. Magnesium in food helps the bowel muscle move. Bran does not.


Try food first for 7 days:


  1. Stop adding bran, fibre powders, and raw slaw. You already have enough bulk.

  2. Add magnesium from food: a small handful of pumpkin seeds, and cooked greens such as spinach or chard with dinner.

  3. Keep water up in the morning. Walk after the main meal.

  4. Do not start high-dose magnesium pills on your own. If you have kidney disease, skip the pills entirely and ask your clinician.

  5. Note stool frequency and morning waist. Compare day 1 to day 7.


The bowel was not asking for more volume. It was asking to move.


If food sources and a walk still leave you backed up, digestion needs a reset, not another cereal. The Gut Repair Nutrition is a 4-week plan for bloating, digestion, and rebuilding the gut: what to eat, what to pause, and how to restore digestion.


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Damilola AdebayoProfile picture@anjodamade·Oct 4

Skipping breakfast then overeating at 2pm is a gut tax

Coffee until 2pm, then a plate twice the size of dinner. That is not fasting. That is a dump on a gut that has been idle all morning.


Acid and enzymes were not primed. Glucose control was not ready. The mixed meal hits at once. You spike, then swell, then call it “lunch.”


Fix the first meal for 7 days:


  1. If you delay breakfast, still eat by late morning. Do not wait until you are shaking.

  2. Make that first plate protein-heavy and medium. Eggs, fish, or leftover chicken. Not a binge.

  3. Cooked vegetables with it. Starch last, and a small amount.

  4. Stop when you are no longer hungry. The 2pm “I earned this” second plate is the tax.

  5. Note energy, tightness, and how dinner sits. Compare day 1 to day 7.


Skipping the morning does not make the afternoon meal free.


If a moderate first meal still leaves you swollen, digestion needs a reset, not a longer fast. The Gut Repair Nutrition is a 4-week plan for bloating, digestion, and rebuilding the gut: what to eat, what to pause, and how to restore digestion.


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Damilola AdebayoProfile picture@anjodamade·Oct 3

The sugar in your sauce is the spike you cannot see

The chicken was fine. The bottle you poured on it was not.


Ketchup, teriyaki, salad cream, and “healthy” dressings hide 8 to 12 grams of sugar in a few spoons. You do not taste dessert. You get the spike, then the swell, and you blame the meal.


Strip the bottles for 7 days:


  1. Read every label. If sugar, glucose, honey, or syrup is in the first five ingredients, leave it.

  2. Dress food with oil, vinegar, lemon, and herbs only. Salt is allowed.

  3. Skip ketchup, teriyaki, sweet chilli, BBQ, and creamy “light” dressings. All of them.

  4. If you eat out, ask for sauce on the side. Then do not use it.

  5. Note energy and waist 90 minutes after dinner. Compare day 1 to day 7.


The plate looked clean. The sauce was the dessert.


If plain food still leaves you swollen, digestion needs a reset, not a different bottle. The Gut Repair Nutrition is a 4-week plan for bloating, digestion, and rebuilding the gut: what to eat, what to pause, and how to restore digestion.


Get the guide here:

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Damilola AdebayoProfile picture@anjodamade·Oct 2

Going from 10g of fibre to 30g overnight will swell you

You saw “eat more fibre” and doubled it in a day. The gut cannot keep up.


A sudden jump from a low-fibre plate to 30 grams is bulk the bacteria have not been handling. Gas, cramping, and a waist that looks worse than before you “got healthy.” Powders, bran, and raw slaw make it faster and meaner.


Raise fibre slowly for 7 days:


  1. Do not add a scoop, a bran cereal, or a giant raw slaw. Those are jumps, not steps.

  2. Add about 5 grams every 3 to 4 days, from cooked vegetables only. Extra carrots, green beans, or squash on the plate you already eat.

  3. Keep the rest of the meal the same. Protein first. Starch last.

  4. If gas spikes, hold at that amount. Do not add more until the swell drops.

  5. Note waist and stool over the week. Compare day 1 to day 7.


Fibre is useful. A dump of it is not a reset.


If slow cooked vegetables still leave you swollen, digestion needs a rebuild, not another scoop. The Gut Repair Nutrition is a 4-week plan for bloating, digestion, and rebuilding the gut: what to eat, what to pause, and how to restore digestion.


Get the guide here: