Visual Tips
π Visual Tip #1: The Balanced Plate Rule
π’ Β½ Plate β Non-starchy vegetables (greens, cucumbers, peppers)
π‘ ΒΌ Plate β Quality protein (eggs, fish, chicken, tempeh, tofu)
π΅ ΒΌ Plate β Low-glycemic carbs or whole grains (quinoa, sweet potato)
β Add healthy fats (avocado, olive oil, seeds)
Print this plate out. Stick it on your fridge. Use it to guide your next meal.
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π Visual Tip #2: Swap Your Drink
Stick this table in your kitchen or phone gallery. Use it when ordering drinks or choosing at the grocery store!
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π Visual Tip #3: The βProtein Firstβ Rule
Whenever you sit down to eat, follow this order:
π₯ Step 1 β Eat the Protein
π₯ Step 2 β Eat the Veggies (fibre)
π Step 3 β Eat the Carbs (if any)
This simple change can reduce your post-meal blood sugar spikes by up to 30β50% (according to multiple studies!).

π Visual Tip #4: The Fat-Protein-Fibre Guide
Follow this blood sugar-friendly plate guide:
πΊ Fat (avocado, olive oil, nuts)
π» Protein (eggs, fish, tofu, tempeh)
π» Fibre (leafy greens, chia seeds, non-starchy veggies)
Combine all 3 in every meal or snack. This combo keeps blood sugar stable for hours.

π Visual Tip #5: The "Move After Meals" Rule
πΆββοΈ 10-minute walk after meals = better blood sugar
Studies show just a short walk after eating can lower blood sugar spikes significantly.
π Set a reminder: βWalk for 10β after breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
It could be the easiest and most effective habit you build for your health.

π Visual Tip #6: Black Ginger = Metabolism Switch
π§ Think of Black Ginger as a βswitchβ that helps your body:
π Turn on glucose and fat burning
π Turn up insulin sensitivity
π Turn down inflammation
Hereβs what you need to do:
π₯ Take the right dose daily
βοΈ Pair with physical activity
π₯ Combine with low-carb meals
β³ Stick with it for at least 4β8 weeks
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