
The Middle-Aged Bloke's Vitality Handbook: Reclaiming Your Youthful Energy
, by Best Doctor, 1 min reading time

, by Best Doctor, 1 min reading time
At 42, David often feels like his "spirit is willing but the flesh is weak." As a middle manager, he handles various work matters during the day and spends time with family at night. "I used to bounce back from late nights easily, but now my body clearly can't keep up with the pace."
This isn't just David's concern. Research shows that after 30, men's levels of certain important hormones begin declining annually by about 1-2%. By 40, many blokes start noticing obvious changes in stamina, energy, and overall vitality.
Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that middle-aged men need more "kidney qi supplementation." WBM Rex®'s formula embodies this principle, containing white button mushroom extract, reishi, ginseng, and other precious ingredients. White mushroom extract is rich in polysaccharides and trace elements; reishi is hailed as "divine herb" and traditionally believed to support qi and calm the spirit; ginseng is the recognised "king of herbs," supporting overall vitality.
David now has his "vitality plan": taking WBM Rex® each morning, maintaining three weekly morning runs, and ensuring 7 hours of sleep no matter how busy work gets. "After three months, colleagues say my energy levels are much better," he grins. "My wife says I've become that energetic bloke she married again."
Exercise physiologists point out that beyond nutritional support, regular strength training is particularly important for middle-aged men. "Maintaining muscle mass doesn't just affect physique—it impacts basal metabolism and overall vitality," experts note. "Two to three weekly strength sessions can effectively slow muscle loss."
Middle age isn't the beginning of decline—it's the golden period where wisdom and vitality coexist. With proper nutritional support and healthy lifestyle choices, you can still shine brilliantly in life's second half.