Dr. Ian Smith’s “Eat Your Age” goes beyond standard health advice by offering a decade-by-decade guide to nutrition, exercise, and preventive care. As he puts it, “Growing old is inevitable, but feeling old is not.” This book is designed to help you understand how your body’s needs change as you age and how to adapt your lifestyle to feel vibrant at any age.
Here’s what makes it unique:
Dr. Smith shared a compelling personal story about his love for red meat and how he gradually cut back for the sake of his health. He explained, “I was eating four to five servings a week, and I decided to drop one serving every month. After three months, I didn’t miss it.” By replacing red meat with salmon, legumes, and other plant-based proteins, he noticed improvements in digestion, energy, and mental clarity.
His advice? “You don’t have to give up everything you love, but you do need to make changes in moderation as you age.”
Dr. Smith addressed a variety of health issues during the show, offering actionable solutions:
When asked about reproductive health, Dr. Smith emphasized the importance of nutrients like vitamin B9 (folate) and calcium for women in their 30s. He warned that lack of calcium in younger years could lead to bone loss and fractures later in life. Additionally, he stressed the role of omega-3 fatty acids in supporting overall health and fertility.
Dr. Smith issued a heartfelt message to the hip-hop community, where lifestyle habits often take a toll on health. “It’s never too late to start making changes,” he said. He urged younger individuals to establish healthy habits early to avoid chronic illnesses like high blood pressure and diabetes later in life.
For those in their 20s who feel invincible, he offered a sobering reality check: “The habits you form now will determine whether you’re visiting your doctor once a year or every month in your 40s and beyond.”
Dr. Smith also addressed the growing trend of using dietary supplements like Ozempic for weight loss. He cautioned that while these medications can suppress appetite and reduce calorie intake, they come with a long list of side effects, including nausea, gallstones, and more. “These are not magical solutions,” he said. Instead, he encouraged people to focus on tried-and-true methods like balanced nutrition and exercise.
To help people kickstart their health journey, Dr. Smith is offering a free virtual 60-day boot camp. Participants will receive weekly Zoom coaching sessions and workout plans tailored to their needs. Interested? Email eatyourage@gmail.com to sign up!
Dr. Ian Smith’s message is clear: Your health is in your hands. Whether it’s swapping red meat for salmon, adding more fiber to your diet, or simply getting more sleep, small changes can lead to big results. His new books, “Eat Your Age” and the recipe companion, are invaluable tools for anyone looking to take control of their health and age with grace.
So, what’s your next step? Are you ready to “Eat Your Age” and unlock the secrets to feeling younger and living longer? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and don’t forget to check out Dr. Ian Smith on Instagram at @doctoriansmith for more tips and inspiration.
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