I hear this every single day. "Tracy, I saw my GP & they said I'm pre-diabetic.. What does it mean & how do I reverse it"? If I got that news from my GP this is exactly what I would do. Here's my Top 5 non-negotiables: Walk 10 minutes after I've eaten- reduces post meal blood sugar spikes by 20-30% Eat protein with every meal- between 25-40 grammes Start Strength Training with weights 2/3 times a week Stop drinking; smoothies, juices, sugary drinks & latt

You're eating healthy, exercising & you know you need to lower BMI, scales weight & body fat. This could be the request from your GP for lots of reasons (here's a few); Reduce risk of Type 2 Diabetes Improve Blood Pressure Lower risk of Heart Disease & Stroke Reduce Joint Pain & Osteoarthritis Improve Sleep Apnoea & Breathing Improve Fertility & Pregnancy Outcomes Support Better Mental Health & Confidence . The biggest deal with this is doing

Daily Protein Needs: Women- 0.8-1.2g per kg of body weight Men- 1.0-1.6g per kg of body weight (Higher if you are strength training) . Protein & Exercise- Why it Matters: ü Helps maintain lean muscle during fat loss ü Reduces muscle soreness ü Boosts exercise recovery ü Supports muscle repair & growth