Louisa Anne

Nutrition tracking apps like Cronometer and MyFitnessPal can be powerful tools - but without the right context the numbers can sometimes mislead. Here’s what to understand about nutrient percentages, absorption and the bigger picture of healthy eating.

January was a write-off. I didn’t care about my habits - and I didn’t pretend I did. Here’s how I started again.

Short-term results can feel reassuring - but they often hide long-term costs. In this post, I reflect on a period where something appeared to be “working,” while quietly undermining my health, and the question I now use to judge health choices more clearly.

You don’t need to count calories to lose weight. This article explores ways to support fat loss through food quality, structure, and habits that are easy to live with long-term.

This year, I ran four small experiments. None were dramatic, but together they changed how I think about habits, effort, and sustainable change.

We all want change to feel easier, but what if the harder moments are the ones that shape us the most?

My coffee machine gave me four life lessons about habits, friction, and the small things that shape our days. A relatable read for anyone building healthier routines.

A wearable won’t change your life - but it might quietly change the way you move, sleep, recover and make everyday decisions. Here’s how my Garmin helped shift my habits (with plenty of quirks and laughs along the way).

Life moves in seasons. Focus on what matters now, and give yourself grace to let the rest wait.

Tired of cycling between "perfect" eating and "screw it" phases without seeing lasting results? Discover why food tracking might be the missing piece in your health journey - not as restriction, but as the key to finally understanding what actually works for YOUR body.