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5 Tips for Weight Loss over 60

Updated: May 17


1. Prioritize Protein Like It’s a Prescription


After 60, muscle protein synthesis drops, so you need more high-quality protein. You don’t get strong by eating toast. You eat like a champion—eggs, fish, lean meat. Every meal is a rep for your muscles!


Target: .8 - 1.2 g of protein per pound of body weight.


2. Balance Blood Sugar Like a Boss


Energy crashes and insulin resistance are more common with age—keep carbs complex and fiber high. You don’t fuel this mind with bagels. You fuel it with oats, beans, and vegetables!


Focus on: slow-burning carbs, minimal added sugar.


3. Hydrate Intelligently


Aging reduces thirst signals and kidney efficiency—you must drink with intention.

Water is like oil for your engine. Don’t wait to feel thirsty—fuel your system every hour.”



4. Eat for Gut Health = Immune Strength


70% of your immune system lives in your gut. Fiber, probiotics, and variety = key.

You want to fight disease like a warrior? Start in your gut—train it daily with real food.


Daily habit: Eat 30+ different plants each week.


5. Anti-Inflammatory = Anti-Aging


Chronic inflammation speeds aging and joint damage. Eat colors. Avoid processed junk.

Pain is temporary. Inflammation is optional. Outlift inflammation with berries, salmon, and olive oil.


Mind the oils: Use extra virgin olive oil, ditch seed oils.


Top 20 Power Foods for Strength & Longevity After 60


Category

Food

Protein

Wild salmon


Pasture-raised eggs


Grass-fed beef


Chicken thighs


Greek yogurt (unsweetened) add protein powder to make it sweet.

Fiber & Gut

Lentils


Chickpeas


Rolled oats


Chia seeds ( can add up calories)


Flaxseeds ( watch calories)

Healthy Fats

Avocados


Extra virgin olive oil


Walnuts ( can add up to)


Sardines

Antioxidants

Blueberries


Spinach


Broccoli


Red cabbage


Beets


Turmeric (with black pepper)



Listen to me—age is just a word. You have one body. One shot. Eat like your life depends on it—because it does. Lift the fork with intention, just like you lift the weights. Let’s go. Don’t forget to enjoy your life. It’s not about a future result. It’s about enjoying the day.

 
 
 

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