Want to feel and perform your best as you age? Gary Brecka is sitting down with Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, the New York Times bestselling author of “Forever Strong” and the founder of Muscle-Centric Medicine®. Dr. Lyon shares her muscle-centric approach to aging, revealing how exercise and diet can help you avoid chronic disease and maintain mobility. She gives tips on simple things you can do for a strong and healthy life; such as resistance training, how much protein you should consume and how often, and how to address your mindset to motivate yourself for lasting change!

- Who is Dr. Gabrielle Lyon?

- What’s the difference between sick-care and wellness?

- Why did Dr. Lyon choose to focus on muscle?

- What working with end-of-life care taught her about longevity.

- The impact of skeletal muscle.

- What are the first steps towards aging better and longevity?

- Can you put on lean muscle in old age?

- Why muscle is your greatest metabolic currency.

- What is the impact of a sedentary lifestyle?

- How to motivate yourself to workout.

- Sarcopenia (age-related muscle loss) starts in your thirties.

- How much protein should people consume to be healthy?

- What happens if you have a protein deficiency?

- Dr. Gabrielle Lyon’s equation for protein intake.

- Dr. Lyon’s morning routine.

- What’s the impact of sodium? Are we getting too much?

- What is you opinion on Semaglutide?

- How to maintain skeletal muscle while losing weight.

- Is there a best time of day to work out?

- The #1 Key to Longevity!

- What are the best protein sources

- Is it better to snack frequently or eat a large meal?

- What data should people track to see healthy progress?

- Is cholesterol bad?

- Does lean muscle mass help with cholesterol?

- Why you have to address your mindset first.

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