@guzu_p this should serve as lessons to other people to learn from it. is not everything you involve family members especially your source of making money or a living
MEN, STOP THESE THINGS
1. Stop taking beer
2. Stop taking surgery drinks
3. Stop smoking
4. Stop sharing with different partners
5. Stop wasting your money on betting
6. Stop using money to impress or win a lady's love
7. Stop eating noodles
Start:
1. Eating more fruits
2. Choosing homemade meals
3. Drinking plenty of water
4. Exercising regularly
6. Using protection if you’re sexually active
Small daily choices shape your health, your finances, and your future.
JULY CHALLENGE
- Eat iru, dawadawa or ugba at least 3x/week
- No soft drinks. Not one
- Add fermented locust bean to one meal daily
- Drink kunu or kunun zaki instead of juice
- Natural antibiotics
- Eat slowly. Chew every meal properly
- No eating after 8pm
- Learn what "gut microbiome" means and why your ancestors already solved it
- Write down every ultra-processed thing you ate this week. Be honest
- Tag someone whose gut needs rescuing
Who's healing from the inside out?
I'm a cardiologist. If I could only recommend two supplements for the rest of my career, it would be these:
Magnesium glycinate.
Vitamin D3 with K2.
I take both every day. I prescribe both constantly. And the number of patients whose lives visibly change within weeks of starting them still surprises me after twenty years.
Up to 75% of Americans are low in magnesium. Most have no idea. If you're stressed, sleeping poorly, cramping at night, your blood pressure runs high, or you feel wired but exhausted — this is probably why.
Magnesium calms the nervous system, relaxes blood vessels, supports healthy heart rhythms, and improves sleep quality. The glycinate form is highly absorbable and gentle on the stomach. 300-400mg before bed. It's the supplement patients thank me for most — because they finally wake up feeling calm instead of wrecked.
Most Americans are also deficient in vitamin D. Low D3 quietly ruins your mood, weakens your immunity, increases inflammation, and raises cardiovascular risk. I see suboptimal levels constantly in my heart patients. Target blood levels of 50-80 ng/mL — not the bare minimum of 30 most doctors accept.
Here's what almost nobody knows: low D3 actively depletes magnesium. Your body uses magnesium to convert D3 into its active form. If you supplement D3 without magnesium, you can actually worsen a magnesium deficiency — and wonder why you still feel terrible.
You need both. They work as a system.
And always take D3 with K2. Without K2, calcium from D3 can deposit in your arteries instead of your bones. Together, they keep bones dense and arteries clean.
D3 with K2 in the morning with a meal containing fat — they're fat-soluble.
Magnesium glycinate at night before bed.
Cheap. Available everywhere. Backed by extensive evidence. And the combination addresses two of the most common deficiencies driving the fatigue, poor sleep, anxiety, muscle cramps, and low mood that millions of people are medicating with far more expensive and dangerous interventions.
Your future self will thank you. Probably within two weeks.