With news that David Beckham is finally receiving – and looking incredible at 50 years old – it's clear that wellness is very much a priority for the former footballer. And for anyone wondering how he does it, this might be the answer – and I've tried it out too.

Dietary supplements are an important part of staying healthy for many (including the Beckhams), but swallowing handfuls of pills or gummies every day isn't the most convenient. And so David partnered with a team of scientists to create , a dissolvable drink that contains 92 different vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and pre-, pro- and post-biotics.

"Health and wellness have always been a priority for me, both on and off the field," he said. "I wanted to create something that makes it easier for everyone to feel their best, every day. With IM8, we've done that. These are products my family and I take, and . We’ve brought together some of the best minds in science to make something truly unique, and I’m thrilled to be able to share it with the world."

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The powder – which is designed to be stirred into a glass of water – costs £99 for 30 servings, or . Travel sachets are also available, slightly more expensive at starting from £89.

Having already , I was keen to see how this compared, so I swapped my usual early morning coffee for this for a month – and here's what happened...

First up, . I received a box contains a sachet of the powder, a metal scoop, an insulated cup and a 'forever' tin, which looks chic enough for me to keep out on my kitchen worktop.

I normally hit the button on as soon as I get up, but instead every morning for a month I mixed up a scoop of this powder in my IM8 cup with about 350ml of cold water, and drank it pretty much all in one go.

I actually quite like the green, earthy taste of AG1 but I know that I lot of people don't; – I'm not a squash fan so this isn't really to my liking, but it's fine, and easy to drink.

Usually after staying fuelled with a coffee or three through the morning I'm seriously flagging my lunchtime, but (OK, I would still have one coffee later in the morning, but there was much less of the usual highs and slumps that I usually get by on).

The biggest change I noticed, however, was in my skin – I'd been struggling with breakouts for months, but . Of course, I can't say that it was definitely all down to taking IM8 (I had used some new skincare and had a recent facial too), but I'm sure it helped.

I also loved knowing that I was getting so much goodness into my body in one sitting. I usually take a number of different supplements, including probiotics, iron liquids and sugar-free gummies, but this includes a whole bunch of beneficial vitamins, minerals, adaptogens, biotics and more (you can read the full list of ingredients ).

The biggest downside to IM8 is the cost; at £79 a month, it's not something I can afford to buy regularly, but if you're someone who takes a lot of expensive supplements every day, this may indeed work out cheaper. as I prefer the 'green' taste, but I would definitely look to buy another pack of if I felt in need of a health kick.

Another option is "All In" A.I. Greens, which is slightly cheaper (currently reduced to £34.99 for 30 servings), which claims to deliver 172 health benefits; I'll be giving this a go next and reporting back.