Andy Cudd will represent Britain in powerlifting (Image: Wolfson Brands) Andy Cudd, 43, felt his energy levels and confidence plummet after he turned 40. He went from ‘living his best life’ of exotic holidays, a thriving business, happy marriage, and new cars to feeling like a shell of his former self. And despite regularly going to the gym and eating healthily, he still found himself piling on the pounds.
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Andy said: "Turning 40 was by far the biggest challenge for me, both mentally and physically. I went from being a confident, outgoing family man with a successful business to struggling through each day with low energy and diminished joy in life." function loadOvpScript(){let el=document.
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