This is the single most powerful (and misunderstood) supplement.
It's dirt cheap, scientifically proven, and can transform your brain function.
Here's what 99% of people get wrong about it:
"Creatine is just for bodybuilders"
Wrong. I actually convinced my grandma to take creatine.
Its benefits go far beyond the gym... It's been shown to improve cognitive function and memory and even help with depression.
It's not just to make your muscles look bigger.
Oct 21 • 15 tweets • 4 min read
The most powerful pill in the world:
Walking.
A daily 20-minute walk can cut your risk of early death by 30%.
Here's why walking is the closest thing we have to a miracle drug:
Hitting more steps will *immediately* improve your health.
The best part?
It's way less boring (and difficult) than running. And you won't feel ravenous afterward.
Unlike intense cardio that makes you want to eat everything in sight...
Oct 15 • 12 tweets • 4 min read
Look at this guy.
He's a personal trainer who got fat on purpose.
His goal? To prove anyone can lose weight.
Here's the exact 6-month plan he used to get back in shape:
Drew Manning started as a jacked personal trainer.
But he's an empathetic guy and realized he couldn't relate to his struggling clients.
So he did the unthinkable: he gained 75lbs on purpose.
This is him at his peak weight gain 📹
Oct 11 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
Sleep deprivation is slowly killing you.
It's linked to obesity, heart disease, and cognitive decline.
Since your doctor won’t help you avoid it, here are 7 simple steps that will:
Chronic sleep loss wreaks havoc on your hormones.
It increases cortisol (stress hormone) and ghrelin (hunger hormone), while decreasing leptin (satiety hormone).
Meaning, you're stressed, hungry, and can't stop eating.
Hello, weight gain. But there's even more:
Oct 8 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
Mainstream health advice is killing you.
It's a recipe for inflammation, insulin resistance, and chronic disease.
Here are seven deadly lies they've told you:
1. Eggs are bad for your heart
Plot twist:
Your heart loves eggs.
And they're one of the most nutrient-dense foods available—containing high-quality protein, vitamins A, B2, B5, B6, B12, D, E & K, AND minerals like selenium, zinc, and iron.
Cholesterol? It's not the villain in this story, folks.
Oct 7 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
I bet my firstborn child that Peter Attia will live to at least 150.
Not because he spends $1,000,000/year on cutting-edge longevity treatments.
But because he developed a free blueprint that will make you 20 years younger:
I won't lie to you.
Attia has resources most of us can only dream of.
He's got time, money, and an admirable level of obsession most of us lack.
But this is the thing - you don't need to go full Attia to improve your health.
Let's break it down:
Oct 3 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
This is killing you.
But America made it legal in all 50 states.
In 1967, 3 Harvard scientists were bribed $50,000 to downplay its role in heart disease.
Here's the truth:
Picture this: It's 1967, and the Sugar Research Foundation is sweating.
Their precious white powder is under scrutiny.
So what do they do?
Throw money at the problem, of course.
Sep 24 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
Low testosterone is linked to stomach fat, erectile dysfunction, and depression.
Give me 2 minutes and I'll give you 7 steps to boost your testosterone (backed by science):
Stop Eating Like Crap
Your diet is the foundation.
But you don't need to go keto or starve yourself.
Just focus on:
• Healthy fats
• Lean proteins
• Fibrous veggies
• Complex carbs
And cut out processed junk. It's that simple.
Sep 17 • 14 tweets • 4 min read
Harsh truth:
Cardio is a stupid way to lose fat.
If you have 30 pounds of stubborn belly fat to lose by Christmas, read this:
Cardio doesn't burn as many calories as you think.
A 30-minute jog? About 300 calories. That's one cookie.
Plus, your body adapts quickly, making cardio less effective over time.
Sep 13 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
After losing 37lbs of fat, here's every piece of fat loss advice I can think of:
1. Buy a good pillow 2. Everything in moderation is fine—including the occasional glass of wine
3. Lifting weights 3-4 times a week is the best thing you can do for your masculinity