At 35+, I stopped chasing miracles and started fixing small drags — my daily creatine + hydration scoop is the first thing I knock out every morning.
👉 https://t.co/quTQMCBsIH
5 extra minutes of sleep per night and 2 extra minutes of daily exercise (+a modest improvement in diet) adds ~1 additional year of healthy life
For a great many people, the bar to entry for better health is low
I’ve noticed it myself:
the sessions where I push my heart rate properly… I think clearer the rest of the day.
Most people feel this but don’t understand why.
I broke it down here (what’s actually happening + what to expect):
👉 https://t.co/8OTLBzHJ5Y
Do you feel sharper after hard sessions? Curious what others notice 👇
One of the main reasons I train isn’t just physical.
It’s that clear, calm-but-focused feeling after my heart rate has been up for a while (30-45 min).
I always thought it was just a good workout…
but there’s actually real physiology behind it.
Short thread 👇
It’s one of those small things that makes staying consistent easier for me.
Zero calories. More satisfying.
Most people would just stop there, but the nuance is what’s interesting.
I broke the full study down here (what it actually showed + what it didn’t): https://t.co/CISyI2sVbf
Do you prefer sparkling or still?
I’ve always preferred carbonated water over still.
For years I thought it was just the taste…
Then I came across a study that made me question if it actually changes how full you feel.
Short thread 👇
They had participants drink either still or carbonated water after fasting.
Carbonated water led to:
• Higher short-term fullness (20–40 min)
• Slight increase in heart rate
Nothing dramatic, but measurable.
Honestly lined up exactly with what I’ve noticed.