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KYOLIC ARTICLE SUMMARY Potent Blood Pressure Reduction Combats Arterial Stiffness Reverses Blood Vessel Aging Reduces Lipid Oxidation Decreases Cholesterol Helps Prevent Blood Thickening Improves Gut Microbiome Composition WHAT IS IT? The medicinal properties of garlic have been known for centuries, with antifungal, antibacterial, antioxidation, detoxification, tumour suppression and the prevention of heart disease as some of the well-established benefits of garlic ingestion/supplementation. Hippocrates, widely known as the “father of medicine,” prescribed garlic to treat wounds, fight infection, and ease digestive disorders. In relation to heart disease, garlic has been evidenced to improve blood cholesterol profiles and decrease blood coagulability. "Kyolic"...

Simple Guide to Bodybuilding: Training Simple stuff Bodybuilding is a pretty simple endeavour… we break down muscle tissue by training (stimulus) and then we repair which leads to muscle growth with rest and nutrition. The problem is in today’s day and age everything is MASSIVELY over complicated. There are now “gurus” and coaches… people are employing these people to help them with their training and nutrition without even having the basic understanding covered. This is dangerous in my opinion. It leads to the person being “baffled by bulls*it” (as I phrase it) and becoming dependant on that coach (or another...

Gynecomastia, also typically known as “Gyno”, is prevalent in the bodybuilding community. As for myself i never really knew anything about it, just this misconception that it was predominantly caused by anabolic steroid abuse. Unfortunately i ended up developing gyno myself, which really did not become apparent until during my 2017 contest prep for the UKBFF Kent classic, by this point the gyno had solidified resulting in my only option of removing it being surgery. Once i had realised that i had gynecomastia, it sparked an interest to learn more about what it was and how it actually developed and...

 Those of you who know me will probably know me as a powerlifter, but prior to taking up powerlifting in 2014, I trained and competed as a bodybuilder for eight years. Admittedly, I never competed at the highest level in bodybuilding, and I certainly left the sport a long way from achieving my goals, but during the period of time when I took to the stage once a year wearing nothing but a false tan, some sparkly trunks and a coating of oil, I fully immersed myself in my passion--eating, breathing and sleeping bodybuilding for those eight years and taking...