Direct Nutrition Advice.
Zero Fluff.

Book a 45-minute online consultation with a Malaysian-registered nutritionist. We build a flexible plan around your actual life—kopitiam lunches, work shifts, and budget.

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Your First Session: What Actually Happens

The initial 45-minute call is a working session, not a lecture. We start by reviewing your recent meals and typical schedule—what you eat, when you eat, and why. You’ll leave with a flexible framework, not a rigid prescription.

Scenario: We map out a ‘busy week’ strategy. For a nurse on rotating shifts, this means pre-shift protein snacks and recovery meals. For a desk professional, it’s about lunchtime portions and managing evening cravings.

Preparation: Have a 3-day food log ready (photos or notes), your typical wake/sleep times, and any supplements or medications. This maximizes the session’s value.

Session preparation checklist and workspace

Come prepared, leave with a plan.

Figure Note: Generic meal plans fail because they ignore context. A ‘flexible framework’ adapts to social events and cravings, ensuring continuity over intensity.

Fit the Plan to Your Life: Malaysian Diet Realities

Plate Comparison

Typical

White rice + heavy gravy

Balanced

Same dish + veg + lean protein

Fiber & Protein | Better Satiety

Glossary: The Terms That Matter

  • Satiety The feeling of fullness. We engineer this by adding fiber to local dishes like curry or sambal. : The feeling of fullness.
  • Flexible Framework Not a rigid meal plan. A set of principles you apply to any situation, including Mamak runs. : Principles, not prescriptions.
  • Calorie Intuition Moving away from obsessive counting to recognizing hunger and energy cues. : Knowing when to stop, without counting.

Common Pitfalls

The 'Weekend Reset' Trap

All-or-nothing thinking derails progress. We build continuity instead.

Superfood Chasing

Expensive powders don't fix inconsistent meals. Basics win.

Portion Blindness

At a Mamak, 'sharing the rice' is a valid strategy for protein-forward eating.

Nasi lemak with balance notes Roti canai protein focus Curry mee with extra veg Teh tarik hydration note

Small changes, big satiety.

Evidence, Not Hype: How We Build Your Strategy

Decision map diagram

A Plan That Maps to Your Day

We connect inputs (schedule, goals, preferences) to actionable outputs (meal timing, snack lists).

Habit tracker snippet

Consistency > Intensity

Progress is tracked via energy, mood, and hunger cues—not just the scale.

Methodology Note

Plans are built on three inputs: your current habits, sleep quality, and stress levels. We don't just calculate macros; we engineer adherence.

Trade-off: Superfoods vs. Consistency

  • Cost: RM 50+ powders vs. RM 5 eggs
  • Adherence: Complex rituals vs. simple additions
  • Outcome: Short-term novelty vs. long-term baseline

Decision Criteria

Time Available Budget Limit Halal Requirement Medical Goal

Where to Start

Curated resources to prep for your session. Read these to arrive ready.

Guide

The 3-Day Food Log

Why it works: It reveals patterns, not perfection. Capture everything, even the snacks.

Framework

Plate Method (Local)

1/2 veg, 1/4 protein, 1/4 carbs. Apply this to nasi campur or Western meals.

Checklist

Session Prep

Goals, schedule, supplements, allergies. Bring these 4 items to the call.

Scenario

Mamak Strategy

Protein-forward choices without social friction. Sharing rice, extra dhal.

Book Your Session

Secure your 45-minute online slot. We'll send an intake form immediately after.

Pick based on your energy peaks. Evening sessions work best for day-planning.

Session Trade-offs

What happens next: You'll receive a calendar invite, a digital intake form, and prep tips via email within 24 hours. Rescheduling is free up to 24 hours before the session.

RM 150 • 45 mins