What's your thing? What do you do now to make you feel good? Organic food? HRT? Running? Yoga? Crossfit? Home-cooked meals? Laser treatments? Green tea? Counting your macros? Sauna sessions? What's the thing that you feel like, damn, this feels good and is good for me, that you can share with our community?

Let’s talk about longevity. Not the “anti-aging” nonsense that promises to erase wrinkles in 7 days - that's only done by surgery ladies - not hating, just saying. Also, kinda creepy to have a 40+ person look like a 20-year-old girl, just sayin'. But I digress, the deeper conversations worth having here are about feeling good in your body for decades to come. It’s about supporting how your body functions as you age, energy, brain health, resilience, and cellular repair. Even magazines like Vogue recently noted that the goal of many longevity supplements is not just about cosmetic improvement but helping you feel better and function better over time. And if we look good as a result, well, dang, that's the real long game. Let’s look at a few of the supplements that keep coming up in longevity conversations. 1. NAD+ Boosters (The “Cell Energy” Conversation) NAD+ is a molecule involved in cellular energy production and repair. As we age, our NAD+ levels naturally decline, which may contribute to lower energy, slower repair, and metabolic changes. Think aging faster on the inside and out. Supplements that contain nicotinamide riboside (NR) or nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) are designed to help boost NAD+ levels in the body. They are what you buy in the stores in terms of supplements, and they are the ingredients your body needs to make more NAD. People in the longevity space are excited about this because NAD+ plays a role in things like: - DNA repair - mitochondrial function - cellular energy production It’s not magic — but it’s one of the most researched pathways in aging science right now. I have personally taken it orally, and my gym gains were great because I had more stamina. I would love to get injections. If you have hit me up, was it worth it??? 3. Omega-3s (Still One of the Most Underrated and SO IMPORTANT) Omega-3 fatty acids continue to be recommended by experts for supporting heart health, brain function, and reducing inflammation — all key factors in healthy aging.

If there’s one thing I wish more women understood earlier, it’s this: Bone loss is not just an “old age” issue. It’s a women’s health issue. And it's something I am SUPER passionate about... let me explain. My mom has broken both of her hips. And honestly? It wasn’t just because she got older or because she was inactive. Like so many women, the medical system didn’t properly support her hormones, and no one really taught her how important lifting weights is for protecting bone as we age. Her mobility now is permanently affected, like how much does it suck not to just go for a long walk on a beautiful day? She's a champ, but it also sucks. Also, were you on birth control for more than 10 years between the ages of 15 and 25? Research suggests that hormonal birth control methods used during those years may have slowed the rate at which bone density was built. A lot of peak bone mass is built during adolescence and young adulthood. That means the years from roughly the teens into your early 20s are a major “bone bank” window — basically the time when your body is building the bone strength you’ll rely on for the rest of your life. Funnnnn. Or not. When it comes to the long game, bone strength matters more than most women realize. The bones that help you be mobile are in your face; you want the structure to stay strong for that beautiful smile and that incredibly strong body you were born with!! When most women think about “aging well,” they think: - skincare - supplements - diet - stress - sleep And yes, all of that matters. But if you’re not thinking about muscle and bone, you’re missing one of the biggest parts of the long game. As estrogen drops during perimenopause and menopause, bone loss can speed up. Estrogen helps keep the normal bone remodeling process balanced — that’s the cycle where your body breaks down old bone and rebuilds new bone. When estrogen falls, the bone breakdown side can start winning, which is why women can lose bone faster in midlife.

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