Eat Like You Love Your Future Self

Here’s the real reason most “diets” don’t work after 40:
They’re built for short-term looks, not long-term health.

But your body?
It’s aging every day, and what you eat can either help it repair or make it work harder to survive.

This isn’t about restriction.
It’s about fueling for function.

And no, you don’t need to give up chocolate or carbs to age well.
But you do need to get intentional about what goes on your plate.

What “Eating for Longevity” Actually Means:

1. Prioritize protein. Every. Single. Meal.
30 grams or more. Muscle maintenance. Hormone support. Blood sugar control. No protein = no progress.

2. Eat your antioxidants like it’s your skincare routine
Berries, leafy greens, colorful veggies, these fight inflammation from the inside out. Glutathione is the real anti-aging serum.

3. Hydrate like you mean it
Dehydration mimics brain fog, fatigue, and hunger. Most people are walking around mistaking thirst for burnout.

4. Ditch the “beige” foods
Ultra-processed junk that’s tan, greasy, and shelf-stable? That’s what’s aging you. Swap in foods with actual color and life.

5. Add omega-3s
Fatty fish, walnuts, and flaxseed reduce inflammation, help your brain, and improve skin elasticity. Yes, really.

This Isn’t About Perfection, It’s About Progress.

You don’t need to eat like a monk.
You just need to stop eating like your 22-year-old self who thought bagels and beer were a food group.

Start small.

• Add a veggie at breakfast.

• Hit 100 oz of water.

• Build your plate around protein and color.

Then stack the wins. Let the food work for you, not against you.

The Bottom Line:

If you want to feel strong, look sharp, and age slower...

Start with your fork.

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