Thursday, August 14, 2025

From Night Owl to Early Bird: How I Trained Myself to Sleep Early

I used to love late nights. The quiet, the freedom—those hours felt like mine. I'd binge shows, scroll endlessly, or start random projects. It felt great… until it didn’t.

I began waking up tired every day, missing mornings, and feeling constantly off. The fatigue and stress added up, and I realized I was running on empty.

The Breaking Point
One day, I completely slept through something important I promised a friend. That moment hit me hard. I felt embarrassed—and just done. I knew I had to change.


The Tiny Changes That Actually Worked
I started small—15 minutes earlier each week.
I dimmed lights at night, swapped phone scrolling for reading, and added a simple routine: tea, journaling, quiet. The first week was tough, but I stuck with it.
The biggest game-changer? Consistency. And treating sleep as something valuable—not optional.



What I Gained
Now I wake up with energy.
Mornings feel calm. I’m more focused and less anxious. I didn’t expect the mental clarity, but it’s been huge. I finally feel in sync with my days.

If You’re Trying This Too…
Start small. Seriously.
You don’t have to fix everything overnight. You’ll mess up—and that’s okay. Just keep trying. The wins add up, even if they’re tiny.

You deserve rest that actually restores you.

Wednesday, August 13, 2025

πŸ‹ How Lemon Water Became a Daily Game-Changer After My Morning Jog

 

There’s something deeply satisfying about finishing a morning jog. The fresh air, the sweat, the sense of accomplishment—it’s a powerful way to start the day. But there’s one small ritual I added afterward that’s made a surprisingly big impact: drinking lemon water.

Yes, it’s simple. Just warm water and half a lemon. But after doing it consistently every morning post-jog, I’ve noticed real benefits in my body, mood, and energy. And science actually backs it up.

Here’s what lemon water has done for me—and what it could do for you too.


πŸ’§ Rehydration That Feels Good

After jogging, your body is naturally low on fluids. Lemon water rehydrates me quickly, but it’s more than just quenching thirst. It’s refreshing, slightly zesty, and gives me a clean, awake feeling—better than plain water, and definitely better than sugary drinks.

πŸ’‘ Tip: Use warm water for a gentler effect on your stomach.

⚡ A Natural Energy Boost

I used to reach for coffee right after running. Now? Lemon water first. I’ve noticed I feel more alert and energized without the jittery crash. There’s something about the scent and tang that stimulates the senses.

And according to research, vitamin C (which lemons are loaded with) helps reduce fatigue and supports immune health.

🍽️ Digestion That Starts Smoothly

This was one of the first things I noticed: less bloating and better digestion throughout the day. Lemon water gets your digestive system moving, especially when taken on an empty stomach. It’s a gentle nudge to your metabolism.

🧴 Skin That Glows

Over time, I’ve seen improvements in my skin—fewer breakouts, a more even tone, and a subtle brightness. Vitamin C is a known supporter of collagen production, which helps your skin stay firm and youthful.

⚖️ It Supports My Fitness Goals

Drinking lemon water fills me up just enough to avoid early-morning snacking, and it’s a clean, zero-calorie habit that supports my weight management routine. It also helps the body detox naturally, which is great after a sweaty jog.

⚠️ A Few Things to Keep in Mind

Tooth Enamel: Lemon is acidic. I always drink it through a straw and rinse my mouth with plain water afterward to protect my teeth.

Not Too Strong: I use just half a lemon per glass. Stronger mixes can irritate your stomach if you're sensitive.

My Morning Lemon Water Routine

  • Wake up early, jog for 30–45 minutes.
  • Come home, cool down, stretch.
  • Squeeze ½ lemon into a mug of warm water.
  • Drink slowly, then wait 15–20 minutes before breakfast.

Final Thoughts

Drinking lemon water daily after my morning jog has become more than a habit—it’s a ritual that makes me feel refreshed, focused, and ready to take on the day. If you're looking for a small, natural change with real benefits, I genuinely recommend giving it a try.

Simple. Natural. Effective.



Tuesday, August 12, 2025

Hey! I’m back! πŸ‘‹ Welcome to Best Healthy Diary

 Hey! I’m back! πŸ‘‹ Welcome to Best Healthy Diary—your chill spot for easy healthy tips, simple workouts, and everyday wellness stuff. Whether you’re just starting out or need some fresh ideas, you’re in the right place! Check out my posts, jump into the convo, and share your own stories. Let’s get healthier and happier together—one step at a time!

Let’s grow 🌱 and learn πŸ“š together on this journey. Every little win counts, and it’s way more fun when we do it together!

Staying healthy πŸ’ͺ isn’t just about food or workouts—it’s about loving yourself and making choices that feel good every day. And hey, let’s get old gracefully πŸ‘΅πŸ‘΄—side by side, cheering each other on. Here’s to a happy, healthy life ahead!

Saturday, March 12, 2022

Prevent spreading of Covid-19, protect ourselves, our family and all

  • How do you prevent spreading of Covid-19? Covid-19 has been in this world for almost 2.5 years, wow, long enough for us to understand it but bear in mind, "do not ignore it existence!”. 

  • Face mask is essential and must have item to protect us
  • Wearing mask in public place to keep the Covid-19 away. This is important! The moment we take out our mask, we are putting ourselves and anyone around us in danger.  


  • Social distancing
  • Always stay a distance from strangers keep a distance of 6ft if possible from others.



  • Avoid large gatherings
  • Meeting a big group of people is not safe at the moment.


  • Hygiene, hygiene, hygiene
  • Wash your hands with soap and water or sanitize it whenever you touch anything that public reachable. Must remember to clean touched items or surfaces regularly.

    Stay safe everyone! πŸ’–πŸŒΉπŸ’–

Is covid still dangerous?

Looking at the increased number of cases in all over the place, are we already free from Covid, the harmful germ? No, not at the moment definitely. We must protect ourselves, protect our family, protect our friends and protect everyone in the world. How do we do it? Good question, well let us further discuss on this in the subsequent pages... Stay safe everyone! 

Friday, March 11, 2022

Finally, i am back here!!!

Once upon a time, i was very active here, have been very busy for the passed few years, and now i m back with uommmp...

Wish to update everyone of you with all the necessary infor that do help you, few posts a week hope will help,  what is the next popular topic? Covid? Yes... will move with this direction.. Yay mates... lets move on!!!

Friday, June 24, 2016

Best way to clean your pots and pans with burnt grease to ensure healthy lifestyle

Have you ever wondered how to Clean Your Pots and Pans of Burnt Grease?

Some of us might be thinking, washing the dishes after the nice delicious meal is one of the hardest part. However, with the proper way of cleaning, this can save our time and avoid all the hassles.

In order to clean the pans and remove the greasy layer we all put a rubber gloves before using the chemical cleaning products. These chemicals are very strong and usually contain ingredients that may be hazardous to your health. By using the natural ingredients to clean the pots and pans will ensure your health benefits.

What you need? All you will need is one potato. Peel it and cut it in half and put some baking soda on one of the halves. Rub it on the pan directly as if you are using a sponge. It is simple, easy and very effective, try it!

Clean the greasy pot in minute
The second way is cleaning the pans with tea bags. What you need to do? Take a tea bag that has not been used and go all over the greasy pan. Your tea bag must be dry. You will notice how the grease dissolves and absorbs in the tea bag. About 2 bags would be enough to clean your pans. You can use any kind of tea, cheapest tea does work too!

In order to remove the grease buildups from your pans you can take a pot or anything else that is large enough so the pan can fit in. Add 4 – 5 tablespoons of baking soda. Add some water and boil for 30 – 50 minutes. All you have to do is just wipe any greasy remains.

The good news are, these methods are most convenient for strainers, forks, spoons, lids, and other kitchenware that are hard to clean with a sponge.

From Night Owl to Early Bird: How I Trained Myself to Sleep Early

I used to love late nights. The quiet, the freedom—those hours felt like mine. I'd binge shows, scroll endlessly, or start random projec...