Sam Lloyd - Health and Wellness

Sam Lloyd - Health and Wellness Hi, I'm Sam, Business Owner & Mum to a teen. I'm a certified Health and Wellness coach, group coach & have been coaching for over 20 years.

My areas of interest are Stress, Wellness in the Workplace, Nutrition & Exercise.

OMG Its September already.......Now the kids are almost back to school/college, some normality and routine can return - ...
01/09/2026

OMG Its September already.......

Now the kids are almost back to school/college, some normality and routine can return - its time for Self-care September!

Use this monthly guide to look at how you are going look after yourself this month.

Use today to think about how you are going to put time aside for you. Whether that be an indulgent skincare routine after a long bath, reading a book, a night away or just some you time without the hussle and bussle of life.

Let me know what you have planned ###

French toast and cinnamon for breakfast today with a side of berries.Berries are a great choice any time of day - full o...
30/08/2026

French toast and cinnamon for breakfast today with a side of berries.

Berries are a great choice any time of day - full of antioxidants, high in fibre, nutrient dense, contain vitamins, great for blood sugar balancing and delicious x

Up walking the dog while the sun was rising today.Did I want to go out for a walk this morning - no!Would I have rather ...
29/08/2026

Up walking the dog while the sun was rising today.

Did I want to go out for a walk this morning - no!

Would I have rather sat with a cup of tea - yes.

Did I feel exhilarated, awake and ready to start my day when I got home - absolutely.

Plus I have a very happy 🐾🐾

Lovely, veg filled omelette for breakfast this morning.I’m committed to increasing my veggies so having some at breakfas...
27/08/2026

Lovely, veg filled omelette for breakfast this morning.

I’m committed to increasing my veggies so having some at breakfast really helps šŸ’Ŗ

A veggie breakfast today:AvocadoCherry tomatoesHalf a lime squeezedBlack pepperSourdough - I’ve used Jason’s Multigrain1...
14/08/2026

A veggie breakfast today:

Avocado
Cherry tomatoes
Half a lime squeezed
Black pepper
Sourdough - I’ve used Jason’s Multigrain

11g fibre
15g protein
4 portions of veg 😳
Lots of fabulous healthy fat

I’ve not been having enough fruit and veg in the morning so this morning I made this….Oat based with two portions of fru...
10/08/2026

I’ve not been having enough fruit and veg in the morning so this morning I made this….

Oat based with two portions of fruit, 7.5g fibre and 20g protein.

Recipe:

1/2 cup rolled oats
1/2 cup soya milk - choose the milk you love
1 medium egg - replace with a thicker vegan cream/yoghurt or kefir if you don’t eat eggs
Handful blueberries
One nectarine

Mix oats and liquid ingredients first.

Add fruit and mix.

Bake for 20mins in an oven on 180 or 10mins in the air fryer on 160.

Enjoy ###

PS - huge portion not sure I’m going to be able to eat it all šŸ™„

🌻How is it already August?This month's theme is Altruism - showing a selfless concern for the well-being of others, with...
01/08/2026

🌻How is it already August?

This month's theme is Altruism - showing a selfless concern for the well-being of others, without care for one's own interests.

In a month when the children are off school, we are packing and unpacking (if we are lucky enough to go on holiday), we are still working and the household chores still need doing - we can often overlook our own self-care and that of others.

These suggestion will not only make someone else feel wonderful but will have a positive impact on you too.

Use this month suggestions to dip in and out of, to pick a few things you want to do or follow it for the whole month - the choice is yours.

I am going to do 22nd more often - phones down, head up, ears open and being fully present.

Let me know what you are going to focus on this month? ###

🌸 I’ve been a little quieter than usual on here, and that was completely intentional.We’ve just come back from a family ...
30/07/2026

🌸 I’ve been a little quieter than usual on here, and that was completely intentional.

We’ve just come back from a family holiday in Malta, and I made a conscious decision to step away.

No work
No laptop
Limited time on my phone
No posting holiday photos while we were away

Instead, I tried to be fully present 🄰

We explored, talked, laughed, wandered, discovered incredible places, watched sunsets, melted in the heat 🫠 and made memories for life that weren’t interrupted by notifications or the pressure to share in real time.

It’s funny how quickly you realise that the world feels bigger when you’re looking up instead of looking down at a screen.

As someone who talks a lot about health and performance, this was a reminder that recovery isn’t always about sleep, nutrition or exercise. Sometimes it’s about creating space. Space from work, from noise, from constant connection.

The photos can wait. The emails can wait. The social media posts can wait.

The moments and the connection can’t ā¤ļø

I’m home now, feeling refreshed, recharged and ready for what comes next.

Has anyone else taken a proper digital break this summer?

Comment below and share your tips ###

šŸ»šŸ¾Let’s talk about Alcohol and HealthšŸ· That glass of w**e isn’t just adding calories… it also changes your body’s priori...
22/07/2026

šŸ»šŸ¾Let’s talk about Alcohol and Health

šŸ· That glass of w**e isn’t just adding calories… it also changes your body’s priorities.

Ever wondered why a night of drinking often ends with snacking or pizza, chips or just bad choices? And why the next day you crave more sugary, fatty foods?

Here’s what’s happening…

šŸŗ 1. Alcohol is treated as a toxin by your body. Your body can’t store alcohol, so it immediately puts almost everything else on hold to break it down. Burning fat and processing other nutrients takes a back seat.

šŸ’§ 2. It dehydrates you.
Alcohol suppresses the hormone that helps your body retain water, so you lose more fluid than usual. Even if you don’t feel thirsty, mild dehydration can contribute to headaches, fatigue, dizziness and poor concentration the next day.

🧠 3. Your decision-making changes.
Alcohol reduces activity in the part of the brain responsible for judgement and self-control. Suddenly that takeaway or late-night snack seems like a brilliant idea! At the same time, alcohol can increase appetite and make highly processed, high-fat, high-sugar foods much more appealing.

😓 4. Your recovery takes a hit.
Even if you fall asleep quickly after drinking, alcohol disrupts sleep quality, particularly REM sleep. Less restorative sleep affects energy, mood, motivation and even hunger hormones the following day.

šŸ© 5. The next-day cravings are real.
Poor sleep, dehydration and unstable blood sugar can leave you craving quick energy. That’s why many people reach for pastries, fried breakfasts or sugary snacks after a night out.

This isn’t about never enjoying a drink. It’s about understanding what’s happening inside your body so you can make informed choices.

A few simple ways to reduce the impact:

āœ… Drink water between alcoholic drinks.
āœ… Eat a balanced meal with protein, fibre and healthy fats before drinking.
āœ… Try not to drink on an empty stomach.
āœ… Rehydrate well before bed and the next morning.
āœ… Be kind to yourself the next day and focus on nourishing your body rather than restricting food.

Knowledge isn’t about guilt—it’s about giving yourself the information to make choices that support your health.

What have you noticed about how your food choices change after drinking, or how you feel the next day?

15/07/2026

ā˜€ļøThere is something incredibly refreshing about stepping outside early in the morning while the rest of the world is still asleep.

No emails.
No notifications.
No rush.
Just fresh air, birdsong, and the chance to start the day on your own terms.

A morning walk isn’t just good for your body - it can help clear your mind, lift your mood, and set a positive tone for the day ahead.

Even 20–30 minutes of walking has been associated with improvements in energy, stress levels, and overall wellbeing.

The simple act of moving your body, getting natural daylight into your eyes, and taking a few deep breaths can make a real difference.

I’m a big believer that lasting wellbeing often comes from small, consistent habits rather than dramatic changes.

If you already have a morning ritual, I’d love to hear what it is. If not, perhaps tomorrow is the perfect day to start.

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