High Performance Health Longevity, Hormones & Performance: The Best Health Advice of 2025 (From the World’s Top Experts)
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Dec 22, 2025 
Dr. William Li, a physician and scientist, dives into how brown fat can enhance metabolism and the power of foods like tomatoes and coffee in activating metabolic pathways. Dr. Stacy Sims, an exercise physiologist, emphasizes the unique fueling and training needs of women during hormonal changes. Leslie Kenny, founder of Oxford Healthspan, explains the benefits of spermidine for autophagy and immunity. Mark Sisson advocates for walking over chronic cardio, highlighting its benefits for longevity and overall health.
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Start Mornings With Protein To Regulate Appetite
- Train your morning appetite by having a small protein-containing beverage soon after waking.
- Use protein coffee or a latte with protein to regulate hunger hormones and support training adaptation.
Women Often Benefit More From Creatine
- Women naturally store 70–80% less creatine than men and often eat less dietary creatine.
- This makes supplementation especially relevant for midlife women to support cellular ATP recycling and performance.
Creatine Is A Multi-System Performance Aid
- Creatine speeds ATP regeneration to improve reps, recovery, cognitive speed and mood in women.
- Benefits include increased training volume, faster between-set recovery, small fat loss and potential bone support when combined with resistance training.