Dannii Cross PT

Dannii Cross PT PT • Nutritionist • Integrative Health Practitioner IHP1
Helping women feel healthier, stronger & less overwhelmed
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04/06/2026

If my job was to tell people off for eating food - I’d quit. How boring & simple minded 🙄



With the rise of aggressive dieting, chronic calorie restriction, and rapid weight-loss interventions, I worry that many...
01/06/2026

With the rise of aggressive dieting, chronic calorie restriction, and rapid weight-loss interventions, I worry that many people are chasing a lighter body without understanding the long-term cost.

Muscle mass naturally declines as we age.
Bone density naturally declines as we age.

Why would we want to accelerate that process?

Your goal shouldn’t be to become the smallest version of yourself.

It should be to become the strongest, healthiest, most resilient version of yourself.

A successful fat-loss phase isn’t just about losing weight.

It’s about preserving muscle.
Protecting bone.
Supporting your metabolism.

And building a body that still serves you decades from now.

Because one day you’ll stop caring about your goal weight.

But you’ll never stop caring about your ability to move, train, travel, play with your grandkids, and remain independent.

Weight loss is easy to celebrate.

The tissues you’re sacrificing to get there deserve just as much attention. 🦴💜

Dannii xx



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31/05/2026

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Omega-3s are one of the most important nutrients, yet many people don’t get enough of them.They play a role in:💙 Heart h...
29/05/2026

Omega-3s are one of the most important nutrients, yet many people don’t get enough of them.

They play a role in:

💙 Heart health
🧠 Brain function
🦴 Joint health
💪 Recovery and Inflammation
👀 Eye health
⚖️ Weight & Results
😚 Skin Health

While chia seeds and walnuts contain omega-3s, oily fish like salmon, sardines, and mackerel provide the forms your body can use most efficiently.

Nutrition doesn’t have to be complicated. Start adding in some sources to meals you already have!

Which omega-3 source do you eat most often? 👇

Dannii xx



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28/05/2026

FYI I’ll NEVER be offended 😎

Pre-workout nutrition is about performance & recovery.More carbs can mean:→ Better training output→ Better pump→ More st...
27/05/2026

Pre-workout nutrition is about performance & recovery.

More carbs can mean:
→ Better training output
→ Better pump
→ More strength & endurance
→ Better recovery
→ Less “why do I feel flat?” energy

K.I.S.S:
Fuel the session. Train hard. Recover well. Repeat ✅

Carbs are not the enemy. Under-fuelling is, especially if you are someone who strength trains 🍚🍌🥔

Dannii xx



Did you know I have a podcast? 🎙️ Now you do! I record each week so if you need something light to listen to, tune in!Da...
26/05/2026

Did you know I have a podcast? 🎙️

Now you do! I record each week so if you need something light to listen to, tune in!

Dannii xx

One of the biggest mistakes in nutrition is judging food without context.The week before prep?My food choices may look v...
25/05/2026

One of the biggest mistakes in nutrition is judging food without context.

The week before prep?

My food choices may look very different to my normal routine.

Not because one phase is “good” and the other is “bad.”

But because:

✅goals changed
✅digestion changed
✅training demands changed
✅hunger changed
✅structure changed

A food diary without context tells you almost nothing.
This is why nutrition becomes so confusing.

People are constantly comparing:
➡️different goals
➡️different phases
➡️different bodies
➡️different lifestyles

…and trying to force one approach to fit everyone.

What happens to people with goals around learning to be flexible?

Learning to eat out without guilt?

I’ll do a post soon on how to do check ins properly

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