Are you or do you know a man aged 55+ who's starting to be concerned about weight gain, diminishing strength/stamina, or the worrying number of pharmaceuticals in his life?
Perhaps he doesn't fully grasp the holistic natural alternatives available, the ones that can be more beneficial than pharmaceutical options.
If someone comes to mind – whether it’s yourself, a friend, relative or colleague – I’d love to share some information I’ve received from my good friend Adrian, who has just created a comprehensive course specifically for men over 55. It’s called Anti-Aging Mastery and it takes men on a journey; it’s designed for those who feel stuck in the mainstream medical model and want to reclaim their health naturally.
This is what Adrian says about his course:
I believe that this statement captures its essence beautifully: “I empower men aged 55+ to enhance their mental wellness, physical strength, stamina, and flexibility by mastering practical holistic strategies and techniques designed for this stage of their life”.
This is his ethos for creating it:
I turned 60 last September, so this focus is deeply personal to me and I've poured my heart into this course. It encompasses everything I've learned over three decades of personal health exploration and helping those around me. This isn't just about health recovery; it delves into the full spectrum of mental well-being and other fascinating, thought-provoking topics. I'm immensely proud of what I've created, and I hope it can be of service to many.
I’m honoured to have been invited by Adrian to contribute to Anti-Aging Mastery.
If this course aligns with your needs or with those of anyone who comes to mind - whether a friend, husband, grandfather, father, or boyfriend - please direct them to Adrian’s website Anti-Aging Mastery where they can explore the details.
I would add that Adrian’s currently offering an Early Bird deal.
My husband, 61, decided that as he was pre diabetic (he wasn't fat either) that he'd control his diet. He has done that and maintained it very well. But he will be a nodding donkey when the doc says try this experiment. I've said cholesterol can be controlled by what you eat and you can do the same with statins. Natural is better than chemical. Nope, docs know best. Yeah, find a good one, they are hard to source! Latest was when I made porridge with raw milk. I discovered a farm about half an hour's drive away, so delighted. I can't consume the pasteurised rubbish - it has unpleasant effects, and if I had a drink at night - with cinnamon, it caused my throat to mucus up so couldn't sleep because I was trying to clear my throat! He swore that I was trying to kill him. These people are so conditioned - and I'm older than him! I have always questioned things, but more so in recent years. I have started my own little personal apothecary and learning so much.