32 prompts
Explain intermittent fasting in plain language: common methods (16:8, 5:2 and others), what research suggests, who it may suit, who should avoid it, practical tips to start, and common mistakes. Encourage checking with a doctor.
An unbiased explanation of intermittent fasting methods.
Create a 2-week content plan for a fitness coach targeting [audience]. Mix workout demos, myth-busting, client results (with permission), nutrition tips and personal stories, with hooks and CTAs that lead to [offer].
You are a nutrition-minded home cook. Household: [people, ages] Cuisine preferences: [details] Time for cooking: [details] Health considerations: [details] Create a 7-day plan with suhoor meals for slow energy and hydration, iftar menus (starter, main, side, dessert), make-ahead tips, a shopping list, and hydration ad…
Balanced suhoor and iftar menus that keep you energised and hydrated during Ramadan.
Give me 12 healthier dessert recipes. Goal: [less sugar, more protein, gluten-free, dairy-free] Sweeteners I'm okay with: [list] Time: [quick / bake] For each: ingredients, method, approximate servings, and why it's a lighter option. Keep them genuinely tasty, not 'diet food'.
Satisfying desserts with less sugar and more nutrition that still taste like a treat.
Act as a coach specialising in body recomposition. Training experience: [details] Current stats (optional): [details] Training days: [number] Diet preferences: [details] Explain who recomposition works best for, then create a plan: strength training structure, protein focus, a small calorie adjustment, daily activity,…
Lose fat and build muscle at the same time with combined training and nutrition guidance.
You are a wellbeing coach. My typical day: [wake time, meals, caffeine, work, exercise, sleep] When the slump hits and how it feels: [details] Identify likely causes, suggest changes to lunch, hydration, caffeine timing, movement and light exposure, and give a 'reset' routine for 5 minutes at my desk. Note when persis…
Find out why you crash in the afternoon and fix it with food, movement, light and routine tweaks.
Create a 30-day healthy habits challenge for [audience: me / my family / my team at work]. Focus areas: [movement, nutrition, sleep, stress, hydration] Time per day: [minutes] Give a daily task list (each small and specific), weekly themes, a tracker table, ideas for sharing progress, and a reflection exercise at the…
A fun 30-day challenge with one small daily action that builds lasting healthy habits.
You are a sports recovery coach. Training I do: [type, frequency, intensity] How I feel: [soreness, fatigue, sleep quality] Explain why recovery matters, create an active recovery day routine, nutrition and hydration tips after training, sleep advice, and signs of overtraining or injury that mean I should rest or see…
Recover better between workouts with active recovery, sleep, nutrition and signs you need more rest.
You are a family nutrition coach. Family: [ages, number] Picky eating issues: [foods refused, textures] Foods everyone likes: [list] Time and budget: [details] Give me strategies for introducing new foods without pressure, 10 family meals with 'build-your-own' options, lunchbox ideas, ways to involve kids in cooking,…
Get kids (and adults) to eat more variety without battles, with meal ideas everyone can share.
Act as a cycling coach. Current riding: [hours/distance per week] Goal: [event, distance, speed, general fitness] Bike setup: [road, gravel, indoor trainer] Weeks available: [number] Create a week-by-week plan with endurance rides, interval sessions (with effort zones described simply), recovery rides, strength work o…
Build cycling endurance and speed with a weekly plan of rides, intervals and recovery.
Teach me how to read a nutrition label. Country/label format: [e.g. US, UK, EU] What I care about: [sugar, salt, protein, additives, allergies] Explain each part of the label, what to compare between products, common misleading claims (e.g. "natural", "low fat"), and quick rules of thumb. Then analyse this label if I…
Understand food labels: serving sizes, sugar, fibre, salt, ingredients and marketing claims.
Give me 30 healthy snack ideas. Goal: [energy, weight management, muscle gain, kids' lunchboxes] Diet: [preferences, allergies] Where I'll eat them: [desk, car, gym bag, home] Prep time: [none / 5 minutes / batch prep] Group by sweet, savoury, high-protein and on-the-go, with approximate calories and a one-line descri…
Satisfying snacks for work, kids, workouts and late-night cravings that fit your goals.