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27/10/2026

You train your muscles. Feed your body. But have you thought about your cells taking out the rubbish? 🧹🧬

Your cells have a built-in recycling system called autophagy. It breaks down worn-out components so the materials can be reused. Your body has a maintenance team—and it doesn’t wait until Sunday to clean up. 😂

This is why spermidine interests me.

It’s a compound naturally present in your body. In laboratory studies, spermidine stimulated autophagy, linking it to one of the processes that helps cells maintain themselves.

Researchers also found lifespan benefits in organisms including yeast, worms and flies. That cellular recycling connection is what puts spermidine firmly in the healthy-ageing conversation.

At 47, I care about more than looking strong. I want to keep functioning well as I get older. Training, nutrition and sleep are my foundation, and I’m intentional about what I add to my routine.

That’s where my Bio-Atelier spermidine cartridge comes in.

Curious about the one I use? Visit the link in my bio and use SNIPES20 for 20% off.

Look after the body you want to grow older in. 💪🏾



📚 Spermidine and autophagy research: PMID 19801973.

24/10/2026

Should you have a pre workout meal before training?

If you’re trying to gain muscle this may be counterproductive. But it really depends how much body fat you have.

If you have a good amount of muscle and/ or around 10+ body fat then you should be safe.

I think the main concern is if you’re underweight. If you feel you’re skinny then definitely consider incorporating meal times and be very stringent with it.

It’s not only because it’s hard to gain for you but it’s easy to lose muscle. Being in a surplus with be your shield of armour.

For others - mesamorph or endomorphs. Use your body fat as fuel. Your body will tap into the glycogen stores and fatty acids to power you though.

The energy is clean and you may even feel super sharp after.

It’s such an easy way to always stay lean too.

If your leg day doesn’t make you question a few life choices, did you even train legs? 🥴😮‍💨I categorically hate leg days...
24/10/2026

If your leg day doesn’t make you question a few life choices, did you even train legs? 🥴😮‍💨

I categorically hate leg days. The burn, the fatigue, the way a set can make me question every ounce of strength I thought I had.

People skip legs because it ain’t easy. Sometimes you reach into the depths of your soul for another rep, and the only response you get is… “bruh.” 😂

BUT I’ve learned that not every leg day needs to be heavy. When the big weights aren’t happening, I can drop the load and rep the sh*t out of it—with control. Lighter doesn’t automatically mean easier.

Last night, my sleep was trash because I was watching Netflix until 3am. No excuses. The next episode button got me. Guilty. 🙋🏾‍♂️

This morning, I went for a 30-minute walk and used that time to pray, asking the Holy Spirit to carry me through the session. Because physically AND mentally, I wasn’t ready. 😮‍💨

The session? Just above mediocre. And today, I’m happy with that. I showed up, adjusted my expectations and did what I could.

Some days you push the numbers. Other days, you’re proud you turned up.

Now I’ve had my hydrogen water (link in bio), and there’s beef, homemade air-fried chips and a mountain of salad waiting to be devoured. 🍽️

Anyone else love having trained legs but hate actually training them? 😂

20/10/2026

Cheesecake with around 25 g of protein per slice? Now we’re talking. 🍰💪

My kind of meal prep… although preparing it doesn’t guarantee I’ll share it. 😂

Here’s what went in:
• 300 g cottage cheese
• 10 tablespoons Greek-style yoghurt
• 2 scoops vanilla whey — 48 g protein from the whey alone
• 2 eggs
• A drizzle of honey
• 1 tablespoon vanilla extract

Mix, pour into a baking tin and bake until set. Let it cool before slicing.

📊 ESTIMATED MACROS
Whole cheesecake:
🔥 950 kcal
💪 100 g protein
🍯 42 g carbs
🥑 39 g fat

Per slice, if cut into four:
🔥 238 kcal
💪 25 g protein
🍯 10.5 g carbs
🥑 9.8 g fat

These are estimates using regular cottage cheese, 150 g full-fat Greek-style yoghurt, 1 tablespoon honey and whey providing approximately 120 kcal per scoop. Your brands, spoon sizes and honey quantity will change the totals.

Save this for your next sweet craving. Who’s giving it a try? 👇

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