If you’ve been eating less but still not seeing results — protein could be your missing piece.

In my YouTube video, I broke down the simple yet powerful role protein plays in fat loss. And sis, it’s not just about building muscle — it’s about feeling full, curbing cravings, and protecting your strength.

 

Let’s Talk Culture & Carbs

Most women of colour I coach unknowingly under-eat protein — not out of neglect, but because our beautiful traditional meals are often carb-heavy and our snacks are sugar-based.

The truth is: you don’t need to give up your cultural dishes. You just need to rebalance your plate.

 

Protein is the anchor that brings balance to your meals and boosts your fitness results.

💪🏾 Why Protein Is the Not-So-Secret Weapon

If you’re aiming for healthy, sustainable weight loss, especially as a woman of colour, here’s why protein needs to be front and center:

  • It keeps you fuller, longer – which means fewer cravings and less late-night snacking.

  • It supports fat loss — not just weight loss – so you lose inches without losing your curves.

  • It preserves muscle – keeping you toned and strong, even as the number on the scale drops.

  • It balances blood sugar – helping reduce mood swings, energy dips, and mindless eating.

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🔄 Real Talk: How I Made It Work

I didn’t stop eating the foods I love — I just made smart shifts:

Protein with every meal – morning, noon, and night
High-protein snacks – boiled eggs, yogurt, grilled meats
Modified traditional meals – e.g., less rice, more beans or fish
Protein smoothies – for those busy days when cooking isn’t happening

These small changes helped me stay full, burn fat, and feel stronger — without cutting out culture or joy.

🗣️ Ready to Make the Shift?

If you’re tired of dieting and not seeing results, it’s time to focus on what you’re eating, not just how little.

🎥 Want to see how I incorporate protein, first in the morning? Watch my shorts clip below