Age Better with Liz Earle

After nearly 40 years researching health, beauty and wellness, Liz has learned that looking well and looking young are two very different things – and that the most powerful beauty advice she ever received had nothing to do with what you put on your skin.

Plus: why period pains can get worse in midlife, how to eat an anti-inflammatory diet and find the right retinoid for you.

In this episode:
What beauty and wellness advice has Liz changed her mind about?
Which foods help reduce inflammation in the body?
Why do period pains get worse in perimenopause?
Does oestrogen affect mood and anxiety during menopause?
Can an oestrogen blood test tell you if your HRT is working?
What is the difference between retinol and retinal?

Links mentioned in the episode:
Preorder How to Age for a change to win a red light panel (worth £595)
Omega-3
Magnesium
Methylated B vitamins
Evening primrose oil
Extra virgin olive oil
Collagen peptides
Retinol
By Sarah Bakuchiol Booster
Renew + Me
Balance menopause app
Comprehensive blood test

Get in touch with a question for Liz:
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp: 07518 471 846

More from Liz:
Preorder Liz’s new book – How to Age
A Better Second Half
Follow Liz on Instagram
Follow Liz Earle Wellbeing on Instagram

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What does your brain want you to eat? Nutritional psychiatrist Dr Georgia Ede joins Liz to explore how our daily diet shapes our mental health, mood and how our brains age – and why some of the advice we've long been given might actually be working against us.

In this episode:
· Why high glucose and insulin levels are bad for our brains
· The reason Alzheimer's is increasingly being called type-3 diabetes
· What too much sugar does to our brain cells
· Are red meat and saturated fats really bad for us?
· The real issue with vegetable oils – and why Georgia says there's no good reason to eat them
· The three eating plans Georgia recommends, and how to know which one is right for you

More from Georgia
· Change Your Diet, Change Your Mind
· Follow Georgia on Instagram

More from Liz:
Preorder Liz’s new book, How to Age
A Better Second Half
Follow Liz on Instagram
Follow Liz Earle Wellbeing on Instagram

Get in touch with a question for Liz:
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp: 07518 471 846

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We spend a fortune on what goes on our skin, but Liz has long believed that what goes in matters just as much, if not more.

In this episode, she talks to Dr Craig Rose, marine biologist and founder of Doctor Seaweed, about the nutrients that midlife women are chronically short on, and what that deficiency is quietly doing to our skin, metabolism, and brains.

This episode is sponsored by Doctor Seaweed who are offering listeners of the show 20% off purchases at doctorseaweed.com when you use the code LIZLOVES at checkout.

In this episode:
-What iodine is and why many women aren't getting enough
-Why iodine is so important for thyroid health - and what happens when levels are low
-The energy skin, hair, nails, and metabolism benefits of optimal iodine levels
-Why seaweed is one of the most natural and sustainable sources of iodine
-Why collagen declines with age and how supplementation can support skin, hair, nails, and more
-What to look for in a high quality collagen supplement

Links mentioned:
· Doctor Seaweed Collagen+
· Take the 20-second iodine quiz

More from Craig
· Follow Doctor Seaweed on Instagram
· Listen to the Diving Deep podcast

Get in touch with a question for Liz:
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp: 07518 471 846

More from Liz:
Preorder Liz’s new book, How to Age
A Better Second Half
Follow Liz on Instagram
Follow Liz Earle Wellbeing on Instagram

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The supplement aisle can feel overwhelming – and expensive. But in midlife, some really do earn their place. This week Liz shares her non-negotiables, explains why our needs shift as hormones change, and cuts through the noise on what’s worth taking and what isn’t.

Plus: what’s really leaving hair dry and brittle in menopause, easy ways to get more protein and fibre at every meal, and can HRT replace contraception?

In this episode:
• Which supplements do midlife women need – and which can you skip?
• Why does hair become dry and brittle during menopause, and what can you do about it?
• How do you get more protein and fibre at every meal if you don’t like beans?
• What can nutrigenomic DNA testing tell you about your health?
• Can HRT replace contraception in midlife?

Links mentioned in the episode:
• Liz’s supplement masterclass
• Omega-3
• Zinc
• Iodine
• B12
• Collagen peptides
• KEEO styling tool
• Hair Gain styling products
• Vitamin D
• Magnesium
• Creatine
• Wild Nutrition
• SISTERLY
• Article about oxalic acid, oxalates, kale and spinach
• Lifecode Gx nutrigenomic testing
• Glutathione

Get in touch with a question for Liz:
• Email: [email protected]
• WhatsApp: 07518 471 846

More from Liz:
• Preorder Liz’s new book – How to Age
• A Better Second Half
• Follow Liz on Instagram
• Follow Liz Earle Wellbeing on Instagram
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One of the most powerful tools for healthy ageing might be something you've barely thought about: light. Most of us spend the majority of our time under LED lighting that's stripped of the very wavelengths our bodies need to function well – and the impact on our metabolism, energy and long-term health is only just being understood.

Professor Glen Jeffery, neuroscientist at UCL's Institute of Ophthalmology, joins Liz to explain why a light deficiency could be quietly accelerating ageing, what it means for your mitochondria, and the simple changes – starting with your light bulbs – that could make a real difference to how you feel and age.

In this episode:
Why infrared light is the most overlooked wavelength for human health
How LED lighting creates a "light deficiency" – and why Glen calls it modern-day scurvy
The profound effect light has on your mitochondria and energy production
Why morning light matters
What the research really says about red light face masks and infrared saunas
How changing your light environment could help regulate blood sugar and metabolism
The simple practical changes to make at home – and why Glen's first recommendation is to get a dog

Links mentioned in the episode:
Anti blue light glasses

Get in touch with a question for Liz:
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp: 07518 471 846

More from Liz:
Preorder Liz’s new book – How to Age
A Better Second Half
Follow Liz on Instagram
Follow Liz Earle Wellbeing on Instagram

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