NATURAL HEALTH STRATEGIES for LONGEVITY
INTEGRATING MULTIPLE APPROACHES
Daily
Practices for Optimal Health and Longevity
Morning Routine
Hydration Protocol
16-24 oz of filtered water with minerals and optional lemon
Brief exposure to morning sunlight (10-30 minutes)
Movement practice (yoga, walking, light exercise)
Nutritional Foundation
Nutrient-dense breakfast or continuation of overnight fast
Emphasis on protein, healthy fats, and fiber if eating
Consideration of circadian timing for optimal metabolic health
Daytime Practices
Nutritional Strategy
Diverse plant foods (aim for 30+ varieties weekly)
Quality protein sources (prioritizing those with complete amino acid
profiles)
Healthy fats with optimal omega-3:omega-6 ratio
Adequate fiber (30+ grams daily)
Hydration with clean, mineralized water
Movement Integration
Structured exercise (combination of aerobic, resistance, flexibility)
Frequent movement breaks during sedentary periods
Outdoor activity when possible for light exposure and environmental
microbe contact
Stress Management
Brief mindfulness practices throughout the day
Nature exposure
Breathwork techniques
Social connection
Evening Routine
Circadian Alignment
Reduced blue light exposure (blue-blocking glasses, screen filters)
Dimmed lighting
Cooler home temperature
Technology curfew (1-2 hours before bed)
Sleep Optimization
Consistent sleep-wake schedule
Cool, dark, quiet sleeping environment
Consideration of sleep-supporting nutrients (magnesium, glycine)
Relaxation practices (meditation, gentle stretching)
Weekly Practices
Thermal Therapies
Sauna sessions (2-3 times weekly)
Cold exposure or contrast therapy
Circulation-enhancing practices
Fasting Protocols
Extended fasting window 1-2 times weekly
Protein cycling or periodic protein restriction
Consideration of longer fasts under appropriate supervision
Nature Immersion
Forest bathing or extended time in natural environments
Grounding practices
Exposure to natural light cycles
Monthly Practices
Health Monitoring
Tracking of subjective health markers
Periodic assessment of objective measures (heart rate variability,
blood pressure)
Adjustment of practices based on results
Detoxification Support
Focused liver support
Enhanced elimination practices
Reduction of toxic exposures
Seasonal Considerations
Dietary Adjustments
Seasonal food rotation for nutritional diversity
Adaptation to climate and available foods
Consideration of traditional seasonal practices
Light Exposure
Adaptation to seasonal light changes
Consideration of light therapy during low-light seasons
Alignment with natural day-night cycles
Annual Practices
Comprehensive Assessment
Blood work to evaluate key biomarkers
Microbiome testing
Nutritional status evaluation
Adjustment of protocols based on results
Health Strategy Review
Evaluation of what's working and what needs adjustment
Integration of new research and approaches
Long-term planning for health optimization
Understanding these relationships is crucial for optimizing nutrient
intake for longevity.