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This weekend calls for a celebration, for me at least. Woohoo!

Why? Firstly, it is time for me to finally start eating carbs again! Can't decide if I wanna eat bread, chocolates or ice cream first. Haha. Secondly, I am at the lightest, fittest and most toned I have been in an entire decade, thanks to @kappingusg, so that is definitely an achievement.

You know, I have never regretted giving birth to three kids but I also saw how my body changed, or more specifically expanded, over the years. At some point, I still believed that I could go back to my pre-pregnancy weight and shape. But over time and after a few futile attempts, I totally concluded that was not possible. I've tried exercising and did a couple of 8-week programs which probably saw me gain muscle and thus weight, but didn't really rid the belly pooch. Eating less for every meal didn't help too. Sure, I don't think I was considered fat but it also wasn't how I used to be or how I wanted to stay.

When I decided to try out this TCM slim cupping treatment, I wasn't sure what to expect. The good thing was each session took merely an hour and other than cutting off carbs for the time being, I didn't need to take pills or use any machines too. My therapist was always there to advise and encourage me along the 6-week journey and I never felt like I was alone. It turned out that I got rid of 6kg, lost inches around my tummy, waist, thighs and arms, enjoyed better sleep and felt less lethargic too. Yup, even I was amazed because I never expected any of that.

So do I believe in its effectiveness? Yes, I do. I also think watching my diet and finding time to exercise are very important too. Let's see how it goes once I slowly resume my diet but I am definitely motivated to let things stay this way and go back for monthly maintenance treatments to make sure I stay on track.

For those who are keen to try it out too, drop @kappingusg a DM on Instagram for more info and quote "ahappymum" for a special deal, yeah? If I can do it, you can do it too!

P.S. See my before and after pics. Never photoshop the marks too to keep things real. They vanish after a few days so don't worry. :)

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Have you watched my latest video on "Why I Eat White Rice"? Click & watch it below.
White rice has gotten a bad rep especially in the heath & fitness industry. When we mention about white rice, it's often linked to bad carbs, weight gain, belly pooch, basically STAY AWAY FROM IT! Are these facts true or are they just something the industry wants us to believe in?
Why do I choose to eat white rice? Watch this video through. =)
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I do believe kitchen make the body!! Eat right is most important !!

Some secret want sharing in here!!!

You must eat according to your blood type !!

You feel like you’re doing everything right, health-wise. You eat salmon and quinoa, you exercise regularly, you even take the stairs. But if you're still plagued by midday lethargy, digestion issues or just can't lose weight, you might want to take something unorthodox into consideration—your blood type According to Dr. Peter J. D’Adamo, author of Eat Right 4 Your Type, whether you’re an A, B, AB or O, your blood type reveals eye-opening things about your personality and your body's needs. Here's what Dr. D'Adamo says about what foods and workouts will help you reach your blood type's fitness goals.

TYPE O 3

Character Traits: Focused, leader, energetic

Your Diet: Type Os (considered the original blood type) are descendants from hunter-gatherers who relied mainly on animal protein to survive their strenuous lifestyles.

Your Personality: You’re known for your leadership skills, extroversion, energy and focus. You consider yourself responsible, decisive, organized, objective, rule-conscious and practical. (Probably because you are.) But if you ever cheat on your diet, stop exercising or slip into a negative mindset (even boredom), watch out. You become angry, hyperactive or even manic.

What to Eat: Eat lean beef, lamb, turkey, chicken or fish (like bass, cod, halibut, sole and rainbow trout), kelp, seafood and (in moderation) salt, which lowers your levels of iodine, giving you optimal thyroid function.

What to Avoid: You might have difficulty digesting dairy, eggs and gluten, and should avoid wheat germ and wheat products like bread. Beans and legumes should also be avoided when possible, since they mess with your digestion and can wear you out or make you retain fluids. Cruciferous veggies like cabbage, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower and mustard greens should be nixed because they inhibit thyroid function.

Dinner Tonight: Lamb and asparagus stew, steamed broccoli and sweet potato, and mixed fruit like blueberries, kiwi, grapes and peaches.

Your Workout: It’s especially important for you to work out regularly to stay fit, and exercising will help regulate stomach problems and ulcers you may experience because of your O-ness. Which is fine, since your blood type thrives on physical exercise anyway. Get sweating with the treadmill, swimming, running, cycling and weight training.

TYPE A 3 Character Traits: Hardworking, responsible, calm

Your Diet: When hunter-gatherer Os started thinning out, our ancestors started relying on agriculture and expanding their diet to include a semi-vegetarian approach. Type As have the digestive enzymes and bacteria it takes to digest grains and plants that other blood types might have a rough time breaking down.

Your Personality: When everyone else is panicking, you keep it cool. You’re responsible, hardworking, detail oriented and extremely organized. But you also have a classic “type A” personality—stressed and conscientious, craving success and perfection. You're the most artistic of the blood types (and even a bit sensitive).

What to Eat: Fill your plate with fruits like berries, figs, plums, apples, avocados, pears and peaches. Choose veggies like broccoli, artichokes, carrots, greens and garlic. Fish and poultry should be limited since type As produce fewer meat-digesting enzymes, which is why they have such a hard time digesting red meat. To get protein, rely on plant protein from nuts (like nut butters), seeds, beans and soy. Since your body can easily break down and get optimal nutrition from grains, carbs and proteins, cereal, breads and pastas should be staples of your diet.

What to Avoid: To balance cortisol levels (you may have high levels, which can lead to OCD, disrupted sleep, muscle loss, fat gain and insulin resistance) limit sugar, caffeine and alcohol and don’t skip meals, especially breakfast. Stressful elements like extreme weather conditions, loud noise, overwork and violent TV and movies should also be avoided.

Dinner Tonight: Tofu-pesto lasagna, broccoli and frozen yogurt.

Your Workout: Since you stress easily, try something calming like yoga.

TYPE B 3 Character Traits: Individualistic, relaxed, unconventional

Your Diet: Type Bs emerged when type Os moved to the Himalayas as nomads, domesticating animals and living on meat and dairy. Modern Bs should rely on lean red meat (like lamb, venison and beef) and fish, and choose turkey over chicken. Because of a sugar present in milk, Bs should work dairy like yogurt, cheese and milk into their diet each day.

Your Personality: You throw yourself into projects you love, always sticking to your goal, even when it’s against the odds. Since you follow your own rules, you’re not the most cooperative of the blood types. And because you pay attention to your thoughts more than your feelings, you can sometimes come off as cold.

What to Eat: Fill up on leafy greens and vegetables, and fruits like bananas, grapes, plums and pineapple.

What to Avoid: Take it easy on grains and avoid corn, buckwheat, rye and wheat since they can alter your ability to metabolize. (Same goes for nuts and seeds, so avoid peanuts, sunflower seeds and sesame seeds.)

Dinner Tonight: Broiled fish with roasted yams and rosemary, steamed vegetables and mixed fresh fruit.

Your Workout: Maintaining the mind/body balance is essential, so go for exercises that challenges both, like tennis, martial arts, cycling, hiking or golf.

TYPE AB 3 Character Traits: Difficult to read, trustworthy, volatile

Your Diet: Type AB is the newest blood type and is the rarest, found in less than 5% of the population. Since ABers share traits with As and Bs, they’re able to digest a wide range of foods. However, they have type B’s adaption to meats, but A’s low stomach acid, which means meat often gets stored as fat. An AB's staples should be veggies, seafood and turkey. Red meat should be eaten sparingly. ABs, like Bs, thrive on dairy and can process eggs particularly efficiently.

Your Personality: You have traits from both ends of the spectrum, making you hard to pigeonhole. You are passionate in your convictions, but you also want to be liked by others and this can create conflicts. You don't mind doing favors or helping out, as long as its on your own conditions. You may have a special interest in art and metaphysics.

What to Eat: Weak immune system? Try a vegetable-rich diet with a variety of carbohydrates. Snack on fresh fruits like cherries, grapes, watermelon and figs. (But thanks to your alkaline stomach, you might have a hard time digesting acidic foods like oranges.) Certain kinds of seafood, like mahi-mahi, red snapper, salmon, sardines and tuna, are optimal.

What to Avoid: Enjoy carbs in moderation, but bypass corn and buckwheat, which are difficult for ABs to digest. Avoid all smoked and cured meats as well as chicken, veal, beef, pork or shellfish. Steer clear of caffeine and alcohol, especially when you’re stressed.

Dinner Tonight: Tofu omelet with stir-fried vegetables and mixed fruit salad.

Your Work Out: Since you pull from both sides of the spectrum, you need to keep balance in your workout regimen, which means a combo of calming activities (like yoga or tai chi) and more intense physical exercise (like running or biking.) Visualization and carving out time alone are important, too. If you’re going to be sitting a lot (say, at work all day), break it up with some exercise. It will keep you energized for the haul.

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Timings are all listed below!

Questions

How long did it take you to see the changes in your body? What was my before after vital stats? 0:44

How long did you take to lose the weight? You know when you started your fitness journey? 1:37

How tall are you and how much do you weigh? Also what is a realistic time to lose 5kg or 10kg? 2:18

How were you able to stick to the new habit of eating clean and exercising especially when starting out? 3:04

When have you decided to change your eating habits etc, and did you struggle a lot at the beginning? How did you motivate yourself? 3:52

Not related to fitness, but how did you tackle A levels? It’s so darn hard. And, What subjects did you take in A Levels in order to study engineering? 4:39

Would you classify your weight loss success mainly through eating clean or doing lots of exercise? Which one stands our more for you? 5:20

Do you have any stretch marks after losing weight, and how do you deal with it? 6:18

Did you track everything you ate at the beginning of your weight loss? 6:55

Have you struggled with acne? If so, how did you get rid of it? 7:21

Do you have a job or any other plans for this year? Will your work be related to fitness and training or you are only a Youtuber? 8:24

How do you balance being healthy, diet and working out with your studies (university)? 9:11

What is your weight, what to eat on a cheat day? What is your favourite Chinese & English dish? 10:32

What’s your guilty pleasure? 12:08

As an Asian person living in HK, how often do you eat rice?? Also how do you avoid it? Im constantly being pressured to eat rice during my weight loss journey.. people around me eat it on a daily 12:!4

I know that Asian food is really not the healthiest compared to western wholesome/raw foods such as salads, how do you try to eat healthy when you are with Asian family. Everything is filled with carbs and oil etc.? 12:50

Healthy food places to eat in HK? Any tips on how to eat out and about there. Also when you feel yourself losing motivation how do you try to find that drive and determination again? 13:54

- Home Eat To Live
- Mana! Fast Slow Food & Café
- Grassroot pantry
- Nood Food
- Purple tomato
- Supafood
- Pret A Manger
- Market Place – Salad Bar
- Simply Life
- Green Common
- Kinnet Café
- Elephas


How do you get rid of your cravings for sugar and chocolate? 15:13

Are you still living in HK? If so did you move out there by yourself 15:43

Would you prefer England or Hong Kong? If so, Why? 15:56

This is not a fitness related question but what made you wanted to move to hong kong 14:25

Did you do anything during your weight loss process to maintain your cup size? Are there any tips for me if I wanna lose weight but also don’t want to lose all my breasts? 17:13

Thoughts on protein powder for weight loss? 17:50

Do you prefer taking classes or working out by yourself/with your boyfriend? 18:11

How long does it take to recover from wisdom teeth removal? And does it hurt a lot? 18:57

If you have a long term holiday in some food delicious place, like stay there for 20 days, how will you control your weight? And if you were losing weight a few days ago for this holiday. just losing weight a few days ago you will being this holiday, how to control your weight? 20:05

Hey susana my question is how does one lose weight/fat around the thigh, my thighs are massive thank you 21:21


Whats your favourite type of exercise? Cardio? Yoga? Strength? Etc etc and how often you do that particular type of exercise? 22:16


I get really fatigued after I work out in the morning – did you ever get that and did it go away? What did you do? Thank you! 23:14


How do you manage stress eating? 23:47

What food is your must-have staple in your everyday diet? 24:23

What do you suggest to tone up the arms so they have definition but aren’t bulky
How much weight should I be lifting in order lose arm fat/tone my arms without making them bulky? 25:04

How did you get so flexible? 26:22

How do you usually style your hair when you’re at the gym/doing sports 26:53

Where do I buy my dried okra? 27:28

Where did I get my granny glasses? 28:02
I couldn’t find the name but its on Mong Kok road, opposite the Tai Kok Tsui Dynasty Theatre, small entrance with stairs leading up to the opticians

What is my prescription? 28:30

What is my biggest gain for becoming skinny, besides becoming more healthy? 28:49

How were you eating and exercising when you were 14-15 years old? 29:28


Do I ever drink alcohol? (Asking as I think this is one big reason why I've put on weight) 30:31


Do you classify yourself as a paleo eater? Do you eat low carb?what kind of eater you reckon you are? 31:16

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Hey guys! So a lot of you guys have been asking me how I track macros and what I normally eat when I workout. Here's a video including both of that. I started tracking macros earlier this year and got more relaxed a few months ago. I started tracking again last month since I am trying to gain some lean muscles and I've talked about this briefly one of my previous videos. I am not super strict with my macros. I don't track little things like two strawberries, or a cup of almond milk. It is so minor that I don't get worried about it. Also there are days that I don't track fully because sometimes we slack haha. So don't freak out about not tracking 100% of the time. We eat out, we have a life. It's all about balance and what makes you happy. Again it is really fast to track especially if they are the things that you eat regularly. You can just add it to your favourites. Right now I try to eat at least around 200g carbs a day when i'm exercising and my calories intake per day is around 1800. It can be extremely challenging to keep track when I'm travelling so I bring some energy bars with me wherever I go. Just in case I can't find food!

Also I don't cook fancy meals everyday. Today is one of those days that I don't have time to prepare my meals because I have quite a bit of work to do before my Japan trip so I was mostly on my computer all day working. Sometimes I prep my meals for a few days so that it is more time efficient. One more thing! This is how I eat on that particular day. I am just giving you an idea of what I eat one that one day. You can always change it up, make it more delicious or eat out. haha. :)

Hope you enjoyed this video! Also in regards to losing weight, i've talked about being on calories deficit and tracking macros to lose weight in one of my older videos. I got a lot of comments that is unhealthy to count calories. The truth is if you are losing weight you ARE on calories deficit (whether you count your calories or track your macros or not). The reasons why some of us count calories and track macros is because we want to minimise muscle loss, especially in the fitness industry. We want to keep as much muscles as we can while cutting. Also being too low in deficit will probably cause more muscle loss than intended so keeping track of calories and macros helps with that. Hope all that makes sense. :)

As always thanks so much for watching! Appreciate the support!

The curry chicken recipe:
1 onion
2 tsp of garlic
A couple of tablespoons of Mild Curry Powder (3-5)
1kg of chicken breast
100g Coconut milk
1 can of diced tomato or 400g of tomatoes

I stir fry the onion first, add garlic, then add the mild curry spices. You can add more spices later if it's not spicy enough.
After that I add the chicken breast and cook it until it turn white. Add a can of tomatoes and let it cook for 20 minutes or so, or until the sauce thicken. Then I add 100g of coconut milk. Then let it simmer for 10 mins or so. That's it! Super simple!



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