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Do you want more balance and a healthier relationship with food that supports your unique body? Work with a nutrition expert to design a lifestyle that works for your needs, based on a multi-disciplined approach, incorporating mindset, nutrition knowledge, mindfulness and habits. About Elly Ling
Elly's ambition is to empower you with the right tools and knowledge about nutrition, so that you can gain control of your diet and live a healthy and balanced lifestyle. A member of RSPH (Royal Society of Public Health) and certified by the Association for Nutrition (AfN) at Level 4 of the Health and Social Care Framework. She helps clients design a lifestyle that works for their unique needs, based on a multi-disciplined approach incorporating mindset, nutrition knowledge, mindfulness and habits. By taking the time and care to listen to and understand your personal needs, Elly can help you break life-long habits, find a new appreciation for nourishment and ultimately learn how you can reach your health goals.

10/05/2026

20 non-negotiables for egg quality in the next 90 days that have nothing to do with supplements 🥚

And yes — this applies whether you’re trying naturally or heading into IVF. 👇

Most women going through this process focus heavily on supplements — and completely overlook the foundations that actually create the environment for a healthy egg to develop. The 90 day follicular window means what you do right now matters. A lot. 🌿

Here’s what actually moves the needle 👇

1. Eat enough — your body needs to feel safe
2. Eat within 60–90 minutes of waking
3. 20g+ protein at every meal
4. Always eat carbs with protein and fat
5. 10+ minutes of sunshine — morning, afternoon and dusk
6. Build meals around a variety of whole foods
7. Prioritise animal protein
8. Full fat dairy — ditch the low fat
9. Low heat, slow, or pressure pot cooking
10. Probiotic-rich foods daily
11. Dark greens and cruciferous veg every day
12. 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep — aim to be asleep by 10pm
13. No screens an hour before bed
14. Walk 10 minutes after every meal
15. Weight training 2–3x a week
16. Ditch chronic high intensity cardio
17. One daily stress tool, used non-negotiably
18. Swap plastics, synthetic fragrance and non-stick cookware
19. Avoid alcohol — ideally none at all during this window
20. 2–2.5L of filtered water daily
None of these require a prescription or a supplement stack. They require consistency across 90 days. 🌱

💾 Save this — you’ll want to come back to it

Which one are you already doing? Drop it below 👇

Sunday morning reminder ❤️Behaviour change, lifestyle change, diet change or any kind of change that is genuine and sust...
05/09/2021

Sunday morning reminder ❤️

Behaviour change, lifestyle change, diet change or any kind of change that is genuine and sustainable requires you to be involved and engaged in the journey of development. I think we all know it, nothing magically happens and it’s most likely an uncomfortable process getting there. If you desire change, think about what you need to unlearn just as much as you need to learn. And most importantly, give yourself bucket loads of self compassion ✨❤️

I am not immune to diet culture. When I look back at the blurry and frustrating path that has led me to where I am today...
22/08/2021

I am not immune to diet culture. When I look back at the blurry and frustrating path that has led me to where I am today...I exhale in pure relief that I am no long at its mercy. Am I completely free from diet culture? No. I am mostly free. I still have days (usually close to when I’m PMS’ing) that I hold onto my bloated crampy belly and feel fat, wishing for a leaner version of me, of which I have been. I sit. I sit with these thoughts. I acknowledge them and recognise where they stem from. I am allowed to feel this way without shame. Today, I can feel these emotions without direct access to attack my self worth or how I feel about my body as a whole. I feel with a perspective now I did not have growing up. A fondness and admiration for all that my body is and the incredible, unconditional feat it performs for my existence. I wish I could pinpoint the day my relationship with food changed, when it was no longer a calorie, no longer a fear, no longer a regret, no longer fattening, no longer naughty, no longer confusing. I am thankful for the day I decided to learn about nutrition, but what truly transformed my life was finding and healing my relationship with food by breaking down all the years of diet culture beliefs. I have found my purpose ✨

My new chapter: life update! 🤩This pic was taken during lockdown 2.0 and I thought it was a good representation of the n...
23/07/2021

My new chapter: life update! 🤩

This pic was taken during lockdown 2.0 and I thought it was a good representation of the new life chapter I’m embarking on - HEAD DOWN! 🤓

👩🏻‍🎓I explained in my stories yday that I’ve decided to go back to school and do a masters in nutritional science to take my knowledge and expertise to the next level. That means, I’ll be spending a lot of time head down studying! Following my passion makes me so happy and I can’t wait to share with you what I learn!

👩🏻‍💼Along with this (because I’m crazy and love to kill myself) I’m jumping back into my previous career in marketing, full time. I miss working with a team and being a part of a company!

👩🏻‍💻 Aaand, I’ll still be coaching my clients!! Albeit at a lower level of course.

✨I’ve always been quite fearless with life changes. For me, it’s exciting! It means I’m growing, changing, I’m living.❤️✨

Body fat is not always a true judge of health. Leaner does not always mean healthier.One could be very ill, suffer from ...
23/07/2021

Body fat is not always a true judge of health. Leaner does not always mean healthier.

One could be very ill, suffer from disordered eating, severe lack of energy and erratic mood swings... yet they might have a “perfect body” on the outside.

We need to shift our perception of health beyond physical appearance, body fat / BMI.

We need to stop making assumptions about other people’s health based on what they look like.

So a reminder today: leaner is not always healthier. Let’s allow ourselves to acknowledge and merit health holistically ♥️

B R A I N. P O W E R.  🧠🔌💪Fuel your brain with these slow releasing carbohydrates: 1. Whole grains and whole wheat - oat...
19/07/2021

B R A I N. P O W E R. 🧠🔌💪

Fuel your brain with these slow releasing carbohydrates:

1. Whole grains and whole wheat - oats, quinoa, bulgar, barley, bran, brown rice, brown pasta, brown bread.

2. Starchy vegetables - potatoes, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, butternut squash (all squashes), yam, beans, chickpeas and lentils

3. Fruit - banana, apples, oranges, strawberries / berries, watermelon /melons, peaches, plums and dried fruit (in small quantities)

Your brain needs a lot of energy and without it, you're more prone to feeling brain fog, irritable, moody and lack concentration. Avoid skipping meals and avoid using stimulants to keep going as these spike blood sugar and put stress on the body.

Focus on whole foods that are rich in fibre for that slow, steady stream of energy.

Every cell in the body has a circadian clock, pretty amazing! Even outside of the body in a petri dish, they'll still fu...
14/07/2021

Every cell in the body has a circadian clock, pretty amazing! Even outside of the body in a petri dish, they'll still function on a 24 hour cycle.

Respecting the natural rhythm of your body's circadian clocks can do wonders for your health.

Keeping a regular routine with your sleep, meal times and getting that natural sunlight every day are key.

It's not always realistic to stick to a regular routine ALL the time. But trying your best to maintain regularity MOST of the time can really support your health.

What can you do to keep your circadian rhythm? Mine is avoid going to bed late! Still working on that...

14/07/2021

Every cell in the body has a circadian clock, pretty amazing! Even outside of the body in a petri dish, they’ll still function on a 24 hour cycle.

Respecting the natural rhythm of your body’s circadian clocks can do wonders for your health.

Keeping a regular routine with your sleep, meal times and getting that natural sunlight every day are key.

It’s not always realistic to stick to a regular routine ALL the time. But trying your best to maintain regularity MOST of the time can really support your health.

What can you do to keep your circadian rhythm? Mine is avoid going to bed late! Still working on that...

Body fat is not always a true judge of health. Leaner does not always mean healthier. One could be very ill, suffer from...
14/07/2021

Body fat is not always a true judge of health. Leaner does not always mean healthier.

One could be very ill, suffer from disordered eating, severe lack of energy and erratic mood swings... yet they might have a “perfect body” on the outside.

We need to shift our perception of health beyond physical appearance, body fat / BMI.

We need to stop making assumptions about other people’s health based on what they look like.

So a reminder today: leaner is not always healthier. Let’s allow ourselves to acknowledge and merit health holistically ♥️

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