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5+ year no fap 10+ years training Helped 800+ men get leaner & stronger Dad of 2, love wife
May 6 17 tweets 3 min read
I was 32kg overweight, had a beer belly, and I wanted to reach 13% body fat in 2026. I did it with these 26 rules:

Rule 1. Do not RUN Cardio High cortisol = belly fat storage.
The thing you're doing most is working against you.

Rule 2: Eat protein first.
It kills cravings and you burn calories just by digesting it.
Apr 27 13 tweets 3 min read
The simplest way to get into the best shape of your life by summer:

Hybrid athlete.

You'll put on muscle, shed fat, & add years to your life.

Here's a full system to do it in the next 60 days: Image A hybrid athlete does two things:

Lifts weights AND trains cardio.

Most people pick one or the other.

The ones who do both get results that neither group achieves on their own.
Apr 22 10 tweets 3 min read
I had 14 kg of extra weight, a big belly, and my goal was to become ripped in 2026. This is how I did it:

Tip - Don't eat breakfast Image Tip 1 - Stay hydrated - Drink 4-5 liters daily

Tip 2 - Walk 20 minutes after each meal: Speeds up digestion and stabilizes glucose.

Tip 3 - Eliminate alcohol: It’s called a beer belly for a reason.
Apr 18 18 tweets 5 min read
CREATINE is the most POWERFUL supplement in the world.

However, most men have no idea what it really does.
How to use it correctly.
Or if it's safe in the long term?

This thread will tell you what to do Image
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What is creatine?

Creatine is a compound that is found naturally in the muscles.
It helps the body produce energy during intense activity.

It is not a steroid.
It is not artificial.
Your body already produces it.

Supplementation simply replenishes your reserves.
Apr 15 9 tweets 2 min read
A Japanese cardiologist says:

80% of heart attacks start with a single morning mistake, and almost everyone makes it!

Flood 🧵 Banakoma Onako observed this pattern for over 20 years:

Patients who appear healthy on paper:

• Normal weight
• Non-smokers
• No clear genetic risk

Yet still develop:

• Heart attacks in their 40s–50s
• Sudden onset
• Normal imaging the year prior
• No clear warning signs