Rethinking Breakfast

🥣 Rethinking Breakfast: From Processed to Powerful

Breakfast is often hailed as the most important meal of the day—but what are we really feeding our bodies each morning?

Too often, our breakfast tables are dominated by:

1. 🧁 Ultra-processed foods: bread, cakes, muffins, protein bars
2. 🥓 Processed meats: ham, bacon
3. 🥚 Animal-based proteins: eggs, cow’s milk, whey shakes
4. 🧪 Synthetic powders: soy isolate protein
5. 🧃 Fruit juices: stripped of fiber, spiking blood sugar

These choices may be convenient, but they come at a cost—low fiber, high saturated fat, and minimal micronutrient diversity. Over time, they can contribute to inflammation, insulin resistance, and chronic fatigue.

🌱 Introducing the Excellence Breakfast

To break free from this cycle, I’ve crafted a breakfast solution that nourishes deeply and energizes sustainably. I call it the Excellence Breakfast, powered by three plant-based champions:

🟢 Soypro

Ingredients: WholesomeSoy, Jilin Ginseng

A clean, wholesome soy protein blend—rich in complete amino acids without the synthetic isolates.

🟠 Fibertalk

A fiber-rich mix that supports gut health, satiety, and blood sugar balance.

🔴 GojiGarden

A vibrant infusion of blackgoji berries and other antioxidant-packed superfoods to fight oxidative stress and boost immunity.

💪 Why It Works

The Excellence Breakfast is built on three pillars of nutritional excellence:

1. 🌿 Wholesome Plant Protein Derived from whole soybeans—not isolates—providing complete protein with added phytonutrients.
2. 🌾 Fiber for Gut and Glucose Supports digestion, regulates appetite, and helps prevent blood sugar spikes.
3. 🍒 Phytochemicals and Antioxidants From berries, seeds, and botanicals—these compounds protect cells, reduce inflammation, and promote longevity.

✨ A Morning Ritual That Honors Your Body

This isn’t just a breakfast—it’s a commitment to vitality. With Soypro, Fibertalk, and GojiGarden, you’re choosing nourishment over convenience, and excellence over excess.

Let’s make breakfast a celebration of health, not a compromise.

To find out more about the above Excellence Breakfast, welcome to WhatsApp me : +65 - 9090 9942 .

Best Regards,

Joselyne

Excellence Lifestyle Coach

+65- 9090 9942

Eat more Fiber !!!

Cancer Prevention Tips: 

1. Eat less red meat.

Red meat is linked to higher risks of colon, rectum, prostate, and pancreatic cancers. Processed meats, including preserved chicken and fish, are associated with colorectal and stomach cancers. 

The Third Expert Report from World Cancer Research Fund and the American Institute for Cancer Research states

"There is strong evidence that consumption of red meat and consumption of processed meat are both causes of colorectal cancer."

Red meat contains Neu5Gc, a molecule not produced by humans, yet found in high amounts in malignant tissues. Neu5Gc induces inflammation, which, over time, may promote cancer development where Neu5Gc accumulates in the body.

2. Include more fiber in your diet.

The American Institute for Cancer Research recommends eating at least 30 grams of dietary fiber daily to lower cancer risk. 

One medium apple with skin contains about 3.7 grams of fiber. 

That means to get all 30 grams of fiber, you would need to eat about eight apples with skin a day. 

A high-fiber diet may protect against breast, ovarian, endometrial, and gastrointestinal cancers. 

Increasing fiber intake, even by 10 grams, can reduce colorectal cancer risk by 7%.

WHY FIBERTALK?

Main ingredients: Pure Psyllium Husk with orange 🍊 flavour 

Psyllium husk has the highest fiber content in the plant food kingdom. 

Protect your gut health with psyllium husk as gut health is associated to : 

- Obesity

- Auto-immune Disease

- Colorectal Cancer

- Heart Disease and Stroke

- Allergies 

Let's take care of your body and your body will take care of you back. 😊

If you are keen to find out more, welcome to Whatsapp me at +65 - 9090 9942 or IG: joselynemeihwa . 

Thank you .

Best Regards, 

Joselyne 

Excellence Lifestyle Coach

+65- 9090 9942

IG: joselynemeihwa