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Interview 459: Colin Watson. Age-defying Fitness Maestro: Life is an inside-out game, not an outside-inside game
Join my show to hear Colin F. Watson's inspiring journey of transformation. As a Certified Master Coach and NPC physique masters competitor, Colin's story is one of overcoming health challenges and...
Unmasking Visceral Fat: The Silent Assassin of Men’s Health
What is Visceral Fat? Visceral fat is stored deep inside the abdominal cavity, surrounding vital organs like the liver, pancreas, and intestines. Unlike subcutaneous fat, which lies just under the...
From Dad Bod to Rad Bod: A Guy’s Guide to Boosting Testosterone
Back to my story Testosterone, the main male hormone, is super important for keeping men healthy. It helps with muscle mass, bone strength, fat distribution, red blood cell production, and sexual...
Testosterone Troubles: Don’t be fooled by fake news about testosterone
Myth 1: Testosterone is Only Important for Men Testosterone is often associated with masculinity, but it plays crucial roles in both men and women's health. In men, testosterone helps regulate...
Testosterone Troubles: Why Your Hormones Are Playing Hide and Seek
A Rude Awakening A few years ago, I had some extensive blood tests done to check for any abnormalities that had gone undetected so far. When it came to my testosterone levels, I was in for a rude...
How to Build Muscle in Middle Age: A Down-to-Earth Guide for Men
When I look around the internet, I come across many older men with astounding physiques. Initially, I thought: "Wow - See! You can build a massive body in your later decades!"Yeah, about that....
Taming the Beast: How Middle-Aged Men Can Control High Blood Pressure
It simply sneaks up on you. I was certainly surprised when my GP took my blood pressure, and it was at rather unhealthy high levels. Now, that was more than ten years ago when I still drank, and my...
How to stop and reverse ageing – the mTor pathway
Imagine a tiny switch inside your body that decides when your cells should grow, divide, and use energy. This switch is called mTOR, short for mechanistic Target of Rapamycin. It plays a crucial...
Let squirrels judge your life choices – why walking in the forest is good for you!
Cliche or core to recharging your life? Over the last week, I have suffered from cabin fever a few times. I am blessed to live close to the majestic Redwood Forest in Rotorua, New Zealand. Do I ever...