April 1

Living Longer Regardless of Chronological Age with Kara Fitzgerald

3  comments

for the full episode show notes. Living longer regardless of your chronological age because your biological age matters more. Author Kara Fitzgerald is with me to discuss the research findings that went into her book, Younger You.

This is the first we're bringing back the Flipping 50 podcast for you to watch & listen to hear. We heard all of you who wanted to see it here again.
For show notes you can visit the and see any of the past episode details.

Subscribe:
Are you tired of settling for weight gain and fatigue just because you’re approaching or have already passed age 50?
You can still get in the best shape of your life, no matter your age! Debra Atkinson – a 40-year fitness veteran and international fitness presenter, Master trainer to personal trainers, and a former (15-year) University Senior Lecturer in Kinesiology – created this channel to share weekly videos for women to help with hormonal changes in menopause, pro aging nutrition, and strength training for women over 50. Debra is the bestselling author of Hot, Not Bothered; You Still Got It, Girl! The After 50 Fitness Formula For Women, and Navigating Fitness After 50: Your GPS For Choosing Programs and Professionals You Can Trust, and host of the Flipping 50 podcast and Flipping 50 TV. She is a frequent blogger for Huffington Post and an expert contributor on ShareCare.
Subscribe for new weekly videos:
Watch this video next:
Watch more videos like this:
Check out this playlist:
Learn More:
Get Started Here:
Let’s Connect…
Website:
Podcast:
IG:
FB:


Tags

Author Kara Fitzgerald, biological age, chronological age, Debra Atkinson, dr kara fitzgerald age reversal diet, dr kara fitzgerald protocol, Flipping 50, Flipping 50 podcast, health advice, health tips for every age, how to age better, kara fitzgerald, living longer, living longer and healthier, optimal aging, reverse aging naturally, reverse biological age of tissues, turn back the clock, younger you book, younger you dr kara fitzgerald


You may also like

3 Tips For Consistent Weight Loss

3 Tips For Consistent Weight Loss
  • It seems to me that a simple example of genetics and “environment” is the interaction of antibodies and antigens. It is especially seen during the maturation of children. Until we are 6 or 7 years old, it is more difficult to defend ourselves against colds and that is why we are snotty until we are 7 or 8 years old.

  • {"email":"Email address invalid","url":"Website address invalid","required":"Required field missing"}
    >