05/27/2026
I’ve received so many messages and comments asking what I actually do. Here’s your answer.
Lunch (my breaking fast): Fiber supplement + magnesium + fast absorbing B12 Once weekly: prescription vitamin D (50,000 units)
The meal: Stuffed bell pepper — lettuce on the bottom, skinless chicken breast, mustard, tomato, red onion, hot sauce, lettuce back on top. Both halves. Bowl of raspberries — my carb source plus extra fiber. Two whole eggs + three egg whites + two tablespoons cottage cheese for extra protein.
Real food. Real flavor. Nothing I hate eating.
Dinner supplements: Iron + probiotic + omega 3 + quarter teaspoon pure vitamin C taken straight — the vitamin C helps your body actually absorb the iron. That matters more than most people realize.
Dinner: Chicken breast. ( I eat 2 of this size other one was still cooking) Green beans little olive oil spray. Small red skin potato (plain) — no bigger than my fist.
Here’s the part people need to hear about the potato:
I cook it the day before. I don’t reheat it fully. I only warm it slightly.
Why? Because when you cook a potato and let it cool, the starch converts to resistant starch. Resistant starch does not spike your insulin the way a freshly cooked hot potato does. This is not a hack. This is scientifically proven, and it is how someone reversing Type 2 diabetes can still eat a potato (I don’t everyday but still eat them sometimes) without destroying their progress.
Real food. Real science. Real results.
This is not a diet. This is a lifestyle I can sustain forever because I’m not eating food I hate and I’m not eliminating everything I love.
I still have a journey ahead of me, but my A1C went from diabetic range to healthy range in 90 days. I’m down 90 pounds eating exactly like this.
No medication. No starvation. No misery.
If you’ve been told you have to give up real food to get healthy — you haven’t been told the full story.
My 12 week program is open. This is exactly how we eat. Real food. Sustainable choices. Real results.
DM me. Let’s change your health too.