Curating actionable steps to level up your physique.
BSc Human Nutrition & Dietetics | MSc Sports & Exercise Sciences.
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Aug 25 • 12 tweets • 4 min read
The truth they hide from you”
Health isn’t as complicated as they make it.
Here’s what actually works—simple, science-backed habits to boost energy, strength, and longevity:
Read thread 🧵
1. The pump trick no one talks about
Want insane gym pumps?
→ 2–3g sodium
→ 20–30oz water
→ Drink 30–60 min pre-workout
Boosts blood flow and performance.
Aug 23 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
You won’t believe what 10 minutes a day can do to your body in just 4 weeks.
- No gym.
- No gear.
- No excuses.
Just this simple routine—backed by results most people overlook.
Are you in? 🧵 1. Planks: Looks simple, burns like fire.
Just 60 seconds a day can: strengthen your core, improve posture, protect your spine, reduce belly fat, boost balance, and outwork crunches.
Try it daily for 4 weeks—you’ll feel the difference before you see it.
Aug 22 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
Got morning wood—or is it gone for good?
Testosterone fuels your fire, yet it’s plunged 30-50% in 50 years.
Want it back? Here are 3 foods that actually boost it—starting with Ginger.
Thread below 🧵 1. The ultimate natural weapon against inflammation.
It revs up blood flow, delivering:
• Laser-sharp focus
• More energy
• Boosted brain power
So, how do you take it for max effect?
Aug 20 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
You passed your last checkup? So did he.
But 37 days later… he was fighting for his life.
Here’s the story of United Airlines’ CEO Oscar Munoz—and the 6 life-saving tests your doctor probably isn’t running 🧵
1. At 56, Oscar Munoz was a machine.
→ Triathlete
→ Marathon runner
→ Strict vegan
His doctor said he was “perfectly healthy.”
37 days later, his knees buckled.
Aug 18 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
The longest-living people don’t do bootcamps, fad diets, or chase “90-day body transformations.”
They follow simple but powerful fitness habits that keep them thriving past 100.
Here are 7 non-negotiable habits you should steal 🧵
1. Movement snacks > long workouts
Research shows 5–10 mins of movement every hour boosts longevity more than a single 60-min workout.
Centenarians don’t “train.” They move all day.
Do squats, pushups, lunges—3–4x/day.
Aug 16 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
Everyone wants to build muscle…
But no one builds their brain.
You’ll notice it only when it starts to fail:
Brain fog. Anxiety. Mood swings.
Here’s how to heal and protect the organ that controls everything in your life 🧵 1. Brain health isn’t just about IQ or memory.
It’s your ability to:
• Think clearly
• Stay calm
• Learn fast
• Focus deeply
When your brain thrives, your life does too.
Ignore it—and everything else falls apart.
Aug 15 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
Modern desk life is killing men’s bodies.
You don’t need a 6-day gym grind to fix it — just 1 focused hour a day.
Here’s how to reverse the “office body” 🧵
1. Most men spend 85% of life working.
Desk life slowly dismantles you:
→ Weak legs
→ Soft arms
→ Sluggish heart
No sun.
Toxic air.
Stiff back.
One day… your body just stops performing.
Aug 15 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
Turmeric is the most clinically studied spice on earth.
It fights inflammation, protects joints, and upgrades your immune system.
But most people take it wrong.
Here’s what the research really says—and how to use it properly 🧵
1. Curcumin is a natural anti-inflammatory.
It targets chronic inflammation—the root of pain, fatigue, and aging.
Unlike drugs, it works without damaging your gut or liver.
It heals from the inside out.
Aug 14 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
Meet Richard Morgan.
93 years old.
But with the heart, lungs, and muscles of a man in his 40s.
He’s a 4x world indoor rowing champion who only started training at 73.
Here are 8 lessons from the fittest 93-year-old alive 🧵
1. It’s never too late to start.
At 73, Morgan was sedentary. Then he tried rowing at his grandson’s practice — and was hooked.
Now? World champion. 10x around the globe on the rowing machine.
Your age isn’t the barrier. Inactivity is.
Aug 14 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
Apple Cider Vinegar can lower blood sugar, reduce cravings, and boost fat loss — even if your diet stays the same.
But most people are using it the wrong way…
Here’s how to use it correctly — and why it works (scientifically): 🧵 1. ACV helps reverse insulin resistance.
Insulin resistance is a silent driver of weight gain, fatigue, and chronic illness.