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What Science Really Says About Diet, Healthy Aging, and Longevity

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What if everything you’ve been told about aging and nutrition is wrong—and it’s not too late to change your future? Dr. Federica Amati shares surprising and powerful nutrition insights about nutrition and aging, and busts a lot of myths along the way. ========== Listen to full line-up of 8-10 episodes/month + 1,000 plus episode archive: A few times a month, we air select episodes of the Good Life Project® podcast here on Youtube. Access the full roster of 8-10 new episodes a month, and a giant library of over 1,000 past episodes, featuring luminaries from science, health, art, entertainment, spirituality, and business here: : https://episodes.fm/647826736 ========== Want to live a better life? Take the FREE Good Life Bucket Quiz: https://www.goodlifeproject.com/good-life-buckets/ ========== Timestamps: 00:00 Food Culture: How It’s Evolving 00:26 Dr. Federica Amani: Nutrition Scientist 00:49 Early Diet & Brain Health 01:01 What Drives Amani’s Research 01:54 Nutrition at Every Age 04:10 Is It Too Late to Eat Better? 05:01 Diet, Aging & Longevity 20:26 Midlife Nutrition Matters 23:56 Protein Needs After 40 38:15 Appetite Changes With Age 39:03 Protein, Exercise & Muscle Loss 40:06 Nitrogen Balance Explained 42:25 Consistency: Diet & Fitness 47:48 Diet & Bone Density 50:25 Gut Health & Bone Strength 55:22 Nutrition & Cognitive Decline 01:08:10 Evolution & Modern Eating 01:13:51 Future of Public Health Nutrition ========== Follow Good Life Project®: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/goodlifeproject/ Website - https://www.goodlifeproject.com/ Follow Jonathan Fields: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jonathanfields/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanfields1/ Website: https://www.jonathanfields.com/ Subscribe to Jonathan's free newsletter: https://jonathanfields.substack.com/ ========== Follow Dr. Federica Amati: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dr.fede.amati/?hl=en Website - https://fedeamati.substack.com/ Get Federica Amati's book, Every Body Should Know This: The Science of Eating for a Lifetime of Health, here: https://amzn.to/43u456p ========== About this video: Discover how your food choices today can dramatically impact your brain, body, and longevity—at any age. In this powerful conversation, leading nutrition scientist Dr. Federica Amati shares science-backed insights on healthy aging, the Mediterranean diet, protein needs in midlife, and how to reduce your risk of chronic disease through simple, sustainable changes. Whether you're in your 40s, 50s, 60s or beyond, it’s never too late to improve your health. Learn how gut health, fiber, and lifestyle medicine can help you reclaim energy, vitality, and quality of life. Don’t miss this must-watch episode on nutrition for longevity and healthy aging. ========== Affiliate links are included in this description, meaning if clicked and then an item is purchased, we will earn a small commission with no added cost to the customer.

Good Life Project® Podcast · 79 min · Source published: 2025-05-15

Added to Harbor: 10/22/2026

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