Outlive
A detailed guide to improving healthspan through exercise, metabolic health, nutrition, sleep and prevention.
A small, useful shelf of books and articles worth your time. Read something. Try something. Then bring what you learned to the community.
This collection stays intentionally small. Recommendations are selected for practical value, and affiliate relationships are always disclosed clearly.
A detailed guide to improving healthspan through exercise, metabolic health, nutrition, sleep and prevention.
An operating manual for applying practical approaches to sleep, exercise, stress, nutrition, focus and physical performance.
A classic exploration of purpose, persistence and the disciplined thinking behind pursuing a meaningful goal.
A practical framework for making small behaviors easier to repeat—an especially natural fit with the 50+ Reps idea of getting 1% better.
A brief classic about the connection between thought, character, purpose and the direction of a person’s life.
An introduction to intermittent, alternate-day and extended fasting, including practical considerations for getting started.
A straightforward explanation of what intermittent fasting is, how it is commonly structured and important considerations before beginning.
A practical look at food timing, glucose and workout fuel from the creator known as the Glucose Goddess.
Ten approachable physical practices aimed at helping people move more freely and maintain useful capacity over time.
A clear overview of aerobic, muscle-strengthening and balance exercise for older adults.
Practical guidance for adding variety, overcoming barriers and making regular movement easier to maintain.
Affiliate disclosure: 50+ Reps may earn a commission from qualifying Bookshop.org purchases at no additional cost to you. Recommendations are chosen for their usefulness to the community. Educational resources do not replace individualized medical advice. Fasting may not be appropriate for everyone—especially people who are pregnant, have a history of an eating disorder, or use glucose-lowering medication—and should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional when appropriate.