Longevity Recipes Database
293 evidence-backed recipes from 9 longevity and nutrition books. Each recipe is linked to the specific compounds its ingredients deliver and the health conditions they may influence.
Almond Dukkah
An Egyptian nut and spice blend with almonds, sesame, coriander, cumin, and fennel seeds. A crunchy, aromatic topper for vegetables, dips, and salads.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds21 benefitsAmbali (Fermented Finger Millet Drink)
Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity2 compounds5 benefitsAntioxidant Berry Smoothie
An earthy blend of beet, pomegranate, and blackberry smoothie. Pomegranates are loaded with polyphenols and punicalagin for skin collagen preservation. Beets are rich in glutamine for gut health.
The Young Forever Cookbook14 compounds47 benefitsArtichoke-Stuffed Mushrooms
Delightful bites as snack or prelude to meal. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookArugula and Pumpkin Seed Pesto
A peppery arugula pesto with toasted pumpkin seeds. An antioxidant-rich spread or marinade addition.
The Young Forever Cookbook5 compounds20 benefitsAsparagus Vinaigrette
A French-inspired dish with blanched asparagus, grated eggs, and a mustard vinaigrette. Asparagus is packed with folate for cell growth and vitamin K for bone health.
The Young Forever Cookbook20 compounds41 benefitsBaked Carrot Cake Oatmeal
Savory baked breakfast. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook7 compounds45 benefitsBaked Eggs with Chickpeas and Tomatoes
Slow-cooked eggs in garlicky tomato sauce with chickpeas. Cooked tomatoes contain lycopene for cognitive and heart health. The chickpeas add protein and fiber.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds40 benefitsBalsamic Marinated Steak with Broccolini
Balsamic-marinated skirt steak with roasted broccolini and salsa verde. Grass-fed beef paired with nutrient-rich cruciferous vegetables.
The Young Forever Cookbook1 benefitBalsamic Syrup
Reduced balsamic vinegar for elegant flavor dimension. Makes 0.5 cup.
The How Not to Age CookbookBanana-Almond French Toast with Blueberries
French toast made with banana-almond batter. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook2 compounds31 benefitsBanana-Walnut Cake with Blackberry-Almond Butter Sauce
A moist banana-walnut cake made with almond and oat flour, served with optional blackberry-almond butter sauce.
The How Not to Age Cookbook8 compounds50 benefitsBarley Risotto with Artichokes and Mushrooms
Creamy barley risotto. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook6 compounds43 benefitsBarley Salad with Creamy Tahini Dressing
Hearty grain salad with creamy dressing. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookBarley salad with broccoli, feta, and tomatoes
Boil barley. Steam broccoli. Combine with raw vegetables, feta, oil, and parsley.
The Longevity DietBarley salad with olives and nuts
Boil barley, combine with raw vegetables, pickled vegetables, pecans, olives, and oil.
The Longevity DietBasil Pesto
Versatile plant-based basil pesto. Makes about 1.5 cups.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds17 benefitsBasil Walnut Pesto
A twist on classic pesto using walnuts instead of pine nuts. Walnuts are rich in antioxidants and omega-3 fats that lower heart disease risk.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds16 benefitsBeef Kofte with Hummus
Aromatic beef kofte with homemade hummus. Ground beef seasoned with cumin, paprika, cinnamon, and coriander, served with chickpea hummus for both plant and meat protein.
The Young Forever Cookbook13 compounds47 benefitsBeef Short Rib Ragu
Slow-cooked beef short rib ragu with fennel and tomato, served over spaghetti squash. Spaghetti squash is a low-carb pasta alternative packed with fiber and beta-carotene.
The Young Forever Cookbook7 compounds43 benefitsBerbere Chicken with Tahini
Whole roasted spatchcocked chicken with Ethiopian berbere spice and tahini sauce. Berbere blend includes cumin, cinnamon, and fenugreek.
The Young Forever Cookbook5 compounds14 benefitsBetter Pecan Squares
Whole-food squares made with mashed banana, oats, pecans, and goji berries; suitable for dessert, snack, or breakfast.
The How Not to Age Cookbook1 compound3 benefitsBison Meatballs with Braised White Beans
Bison meatballs with braised cannellini beans and cherry tomatoes. Bison is a lean, omega-3-rich protein. Cooked tomatoes release lycopene, a cancer-fighting antioxidant.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds23 benefitsBitter Greens with Steak and Romesco Sauce
Grilled steak over bitter greens with a walnut romesco sauce. Walnuts provide omega-3 fatty acids. Red peppers add vitamin C.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds31 benefitsBlack Bean Burritos with Tomato Salsa
Filling black bean burritos. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook3 compounds42 benefitsBlack Bean Soup with Tomato Salsa
A lighter black bean soup with cumin, smoked paprika, and avocado-tomato salsa. Black beans contain fiber and the polyphenol anthocyanin for heart health.
The Young Forever Cookbook5 compounds22 benefitsBlack Bean Stew with Purple Sweet Potatoes
Black bean stew with mango. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook3 compounds24 benefitsBlack Rice Pilaf with Edamame and Barberries
Colorful rice pilaf. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook6 compounds28 benefitsBlack/venus rice with zucchini and shrimp
Cook rice. Separately cook zucchini, tomatoes, shrimp. Combine with Parmesan, saffron, and oil.
The Longevity DietBlackberry and Mint Refresher
A fresh blackberry and mint mocktail. Blackberries are rich in vitamins C and K and manganese for bone health and a strong immune system.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds26 benefitsBlackberry-Almond Butter Sauce
A blended sauce of blackberries, almond butter, and date syrup; pairs with the banana-walnut cake or oatmeal.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds35 benefitsBlackberry-Mango Smoothie Bowls with Barberries
Smoothie bowls with various optional toppings. Makes 2 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook8 compounds63 benefitsBlueberry Chia Pie
A no-bake pie with a date-walnut crust and a blueberry-chia filling that sets in the refrigerator.
The How Not to Age Cookbook7 compounds53 benefitsBlueberry-Lavender Chia Jam
A blueberry chia jam with dried lavender flowers. Blueberries are rich in anthocyanin antioxidants, vitamin C, vitamin K1, and flavonoids linked with improved brain and heart health.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds53 benefitsBraised Pomegranate Lamb Shanks
Lamb shanks braised in red wine and pomegranate juice with a pomegranate gremolata. Pomegranate is a longevity superfood containing polyphenols that produce Urolithin A in the gut, helping protect against aging.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds25 benefitsBraised Red Cabbage with Apples and Walnuts
Sweet-and-sour braised cabbage. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook7 compounds24 benefitsBroccoli and Quinoa Slaw with Wild Salmon and Hemp Pesto
A broccoli and quinoa slaw topped with wild salmon and cilantro hemp pesto. Broccoli contains cancer-fighting sulforaphane and vitamins C and K for immune health and memory.
The Young Forever Cookbook10 compounds43 benefitsBroccoli with Sesame-Miso Sauce
Steamed broccoli with a blended garlic-tahini-miso sauce, garnished with sesame seeds.
The How Not to Age Cookbook10 compounds29 benefitsBrussels Sprouts with Pecorino and Hazelnuts
Raw and roasted Brussels sprouts with pecorino cheese and toasted hazelnuts. Brussels sprouts are packed with gut-friendly fiber and immune-boosting vitamin C. Low in carbohydrates.
The Young Forever Cookbook5 compounds44 benefitsBrussels sprouts with garlic, pine nuts, and Parmesan cheese
Boil brussels sprouts. Transfer to pan with garlic, pine nuts, hot pepper. Add oil and Parmesan.
The Longevity DietBuckwheat Bowl with Smoked Paprika Chicken
Buckwheat groats bowl with yogurt-marinated smoked paprika chicken, sauerkraut, and avocado. Buckwheat groats are gluten-free and full of magnesium and insoluble fiber for gut health.
The Young Forever Cookbook10 compounds43 benefitsBuckwheat Noodles with Cabbage and Creamy Cashew Sauce
Spin on Lombardy pizzoccheri. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookBulgur with Peaches and Goji Berries
Hot and hearty breakfast cereal. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook1 compound3 benefitsButternut Squash Curry with Cucumber Relish
A Thai-inspired butternut squash curry with hidden white bean protein in the coconut sauce. Topped with a cucumber relish. Nutritious and satisfying.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds17 benefitsCabbage Rolls Stuffed with Bulgur and White Beans
Classic stuffed cabbage rolls. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook1 compound11 benefitsCabbage Slaw with Savory Seed Mix
A vibrant cabbage slaw with a savory seed mix of goji berries, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, and sesame seeds. A great make-ahead summer side dish.
The Young Forever Cookbook9 compounds43 benefitsCaesar Salad Dressing (Dr. Klaper)
A plant-based Caesar-style dressing recipe from Dr. Michael Klaper for daily salads.
How Not to Die2 compounds9 benefitsCaramelized Carrots with Lime Yogurt
Roasted carrots spiced with fennel and cumin, served with lime yogurt. Carrots are an excellent source of vitamin A and beta-carotene for healthy eyesight and collagen regeneration.
The Young Forever Cookbook5 compounds25 benefitsCashew Hollandaise
A creamy, dairy-free hollandaise made from cashew nuts and nutritional yeast. Cashews provide healthy fats and fiber, are associated with lower risk of age-related disease, and can improve lifespan if consumed daily.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds26 benefitsCauliflower Gratin
A healthier gratin with cauliflower, goat cheese, pecorino, and a dairy-free option. Elegant enough for a dinner party but easy for weeknight meals.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds23 benefitsCauliflower Rice Burrito Bowl
A healthy burrito bowl with roasted cauliflower rice, black-eyed peas, guacamole, and chipotle dressing. A tasty vegan meal with fiber and protein.
The Young Forever Cookbook13 compounds44 benefitsCheesy Sauce
Versatile cheesy sauce for burgers, burritos, baked potatoes. Makes about 1 cup.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds26 benefitsChermoula
A North African condiment with sheep's milk yogurt, cilantro, parsley, cumin, and lemon. Traditionally paired with seafood and meat.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds19 benefitsChewy Chocolate Coconut Cookies
Gluten-free chewy chocolate coconut cookies with cacao powder and dark chocolate chips. Crispy outside, chewy center.
The Young Forever Cookbook7 compounds25 benefitsChicken Tortilla Soup
A tortilla soup with broiled tomatoes and jalapenos, ground chicken, sweet potato, and homemade tortilla chips. Ground chicken provides lean protein with anti-inflammatory effects.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds20 benefitsChicken with Kale and Preserved Lemon
One-pan roasted chicken thighs with kale, Castelvetrano olives, and preserved lemon. Kale is packed with folate and phytonutrients.
The Young Forever Cookbook14 compounds28 benefitsChickpea Chop Salad with Whipped Jalapeno Feta
A salad with crispy baked chickpeas and whipped jalapeno feta. Chickpeas are high in fiber, folate, and B vitamins for cell health and function.
The Young Forever Cookbook15 compounds49 benefitsChickpea Curry with Beet Raita
A chana masala-style chickpea curry with a cool beet raita. Chickpeas provide fiber and protein. Beets offer antioxidants and natural sweetness.
The Young Forever Cookbook16 compounds64 benefitsChickpea Flour Vegetable Frittata
Vegetable-packed frittata made with chickpea flour. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook1 compound16 benefitsChickpea Socca with Broccolini and Chermoula
A gluten-free chickpea flatbread (socca) with roasted broccolini and chermoula sauce. Chickpea flour is a high-protein flour alternative.
The Young Forever CookbookChickpea and Bulgur Loaf
Savory bean and grain loaf. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookChickpea and Kale Soup
Versatile soup with dark leafy greens. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookChickpea and Tempeh Breakfast Burritos
Hearty breakfast burritos. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook12 compounds52 benefitsChilled Zucchini Soup
Can be served chilled or hot. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookChipotle Bison Chili
A slow-cooked chili with ground bison, mushrooms, and pinto beans. Bison is rich in B12, B6, zinc, iron, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids for energy and endurance.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds23 benefitsChocolate Berry Ice Cream
A soft-serve dessert made by blending frozen fruit with cocoa, so nutritious that the more you eat the healthier you are. Described as decadent chocolate dessert.
How Not to Die3 compounds27 benefitsChocolate Dipping Sauce for Strawberries
A decadent chocolate sauce for dipping fresh strawberries, thickened with chia seeds and cocoa fiber.
How Not to Die1 compound6 benefitsCocoa-Almond Butter Cookies
Banana-sweetened cocoa cookies made with oat and almond flour, topped with optional walnut halves.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds19 benefitsCoconut Carrot Soup with Crispy Chickpeas
Pureed carrot soup with curry spices, turmeric, coconut milk, and crispy chickpeas. Turmeric contains curcumin which aids in prevention of degenerative disease.
The Young Forever Cookbook12 compounds57 benefitsCoconut Cobb Salad
A healthful Cobb salad with coconut bacon bits, roasted sweet potato, edamame, and goat cheese. Coconut contains fiber and healthy fats.
The Young Forever Cookbook16 compounds39 benefitsCoconut Matcha Popsicles
Quick matcha-coconut popsicles. Matcha contains antioxidants, caffeine, and L-theanine to reduce inflammation, improve immune function, and reduce stress and anxiety.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds7 benefitsCoconut and Chocolate Blueberry Clusters
Dark chocolate clusters with fresh blueberries and toasted coconut chips. Blueberries are high in phytochemicals that promote gut health and reduce inflammation.
The Young Forever Cookbook5 compounds39 benefitsCoffee Granita
A frozen, granular coffee dessert sweetened with date syrup.
The How Not to Age Cookbook6 compounds23 benefitsCold Soba Noodle Salad with Mushrooms, Bok Choy, and Tofu
Cold buckwheat soba noodles with crispy tofu, shiitake mushrooms, and bok choy in an almond butter dressing. Shiitakes contain polysaccharides for immune protection and anti-inflammatory properties.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds10 benefitsConstipation Remedy Recipe
A special recipe referenced (Behm 1985) to banish constipation, combining fiber regimens
How Not to AgeConstipation-Banishing Recipe
Traditional nursing home recipe for constipation relief, dosed at 1 ounce per day
How Not to AgeCream of garbanzo beans (vellutata di ceci)
Boil soaked garbanzo beans with garlic and rosemary. Puree. Serve with steamed broccoli and bread.
The Longevity DietCreamy Almond Masala Chai Latte
A creamy masala chai latte with macadamia milk, almond butter, and a warming spice blend of cinnamon, ginger, and cardamom. Masala chai supports digestion and heart health.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds25 benefitsCreamy Cashew Sauce
Versatile creamy sauce. Makes about 2 cups.
The How Not to Age CookbookCreamy Zucchini Bean Soup
A creamy zucchini soup with cannellini beans, basil, and pine nuts. Zucchini is packed with vitamin C and fiber to prevent oxidative stress.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds20 benefitsCucumber Salad with Grape Tomatoes
Simple cucumber salad. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookCurried Butternut Soup with Rainbow Chard
Rich and complex flavored soup. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookCurried Butternut Squash Soup
A curried squash soup with coconut, red lentils, and Thai curry paste. Red lentils add fiber and protein. A dairy-free, creamy soup.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds19 benefitsCurried Tempeh Wraps
Tempeh wraps with curry dressing. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookDark Chocolate Seaweed Rounds
Dark chocolate rounds topped with pistachios, nori flakes, lemon zest, and sea salt. Nori contains iodine for thyroid regulation. Dark chocolate contains flavonoids for heart health. Pistachios add plant-based protein.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds27 benefitsDate Syrup 2.0
Whole foods sweetener. Makes about 1.5 cups.
The How Not to Age Cookbook1 compound2 benefitsDeviled Potatoes
Resembles deviled eggs, made from potatoes. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookDr. Fuhrman's Anti-Inflammatory Green Smoothie
Part of the LIFE (Low Inflammatory Foods Everyday) Diet. A daily green smoothie that reduced CRP by 40% within one week.
How Not to Age18 compounds70 benefitsDr. Hyman's Healthy Aging Shake
Breakfast shake after 12-16 hour fast or within an hour of exercise; supports muscle synthesis, mitochondrial health, microbiome support, detoxification, hormone/adrenal support, and healthy aging
Young Forever8 compounds34 benefitsEdamame Bisque
Elegant creamy soup. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook8 compounds18 benefitsEdamame and Bean Salad with Crispy Tofu
Crispy baked tofu with an edamame and green bean salad in a lime-ginger-sesame dressing. A vegetarian powerhouse with ample protein and fiber.
The Young Forever Cookbook9 compounds33 benefitsEgg Snack Pots, Three Ways
Three variations of hard-boiled egg snack jars: avocado-chili-lime, hummus-dukkah, and harissa-yogurt. Eggs are nutrient-dense with omega-3 fats, iron, vitamins A and D, folate, and choline.
The Young Forever Cookbook16 compounds55 benefitsEight Check-Mark Pesto
A plant-based pesto that ticks off 8 Daily Dozen boxes in one dish, served on whole-grain pasta.
How Not to Die4 compounds27 benefitsEscarole, olives, tomatoes, and basil
Boil escarole. Drain and add oil, sun-dried tomatoes, olives, basil.
The Longevity DietFarro and White Beans with Radicchio and Basil Pesto
Farro dish with pesto and radicchio. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookFennel Minestrone
Italian-style vegetable soup with fennel, kidney beans, chickpeas, butternut squash, and Swiss chard. Fennel is loaded with potassium, folate, and protective polyphenols that fight inflammation.
The Young Forever Cookbook7 compounds41 benefitsFennel salad with tomatoes, carrots, onions, and olives
Simple salad with fennel and Mediterranean vegetables.
The Longevity DietFlax Crackers
Homemade crackers from ground flaxseeds baked at 400F for about 20 minutes, scored into 32 pieces so each cracker meets a Daily Dozen serving.
How Not to Die2 compounds18 benefitsForbidden Rice and Salmon Poke Bowl
Poke bowl with marinated salmon on black (forbidden) rice. Black rice is high in anthocyanin antioxidants. Salmon provides omega-3 fats.
The Young Forever Cookbook5 compounds36 benefitsFrench-Style Potato Salad
French-style potato salad with fresh herbs. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookFudgy Black Bean Brownies
A whole-food dessert using black beans as the base, mentioned as a creative way to include more legumes in the diet.
How Not to Die1 compound17 benefitsGarbanzo bean bread (farinata di ceci)
Gluten-free Ligurian bread. Whisk flour, water, oil. Pour in metal pie pan, bake at 350F until edges brown (~15 min). Can also be pan-cooked.
The Longevity DietGarbanzo bean minestrone with pasta
Boil vegetables and soaked garbanzo beans. Add pasta when tender. Drain, add oil and Parmesan.
The Longevity DietGarbanzo bean salad and vegetables with garbanzo bean bread
Season garbanzo beans with onion and oil. Boil spinach separately. Combine and serve with garbanzo bean bread.
The Longevity DietGarlicky Mashed Potatoes with Chard
Mashed potatoes with chard and roasted garlic. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookGinger and Cashew Energy Balls
Energy bites tasting like ginger snap cookies. Cashews provide healthy fats and protein to lower cholesterol. Blackstrap molasses adds iron.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds19 benefitsGinger and Date Tea
Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity2 compounds18 benefitsGinger with Brown Sugar Tea
Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity2 compounds18 benefitsGoji and Coconut Trail Mix
Homemade trail mix with cashews, almonds, Brazil nuts, pumpkin seeds, and goji berries. Full of anti-aging nutrients that reduce risk of heart disease and diabetes.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds10 benefitsGreek salad with feta, olives, onion, and peppers
Simple Mediterranean salad with feta, olives, peppers, tomatoes.
The Longevity DietGreen Beans and Grape Tomatoes with Garlic and Pine Nuts
Steamed green beans tossed with toasted pine nuts, grape tomatoes, roasted garlic, and balsamic syrup.
The How Not to Age Cookbook1 compoundGreen Pea Broc-Amole
Lighter guacamole alternative with broccoli and peas. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookGreen Smoothie
A smoothie combining fruit with leafy greens to make greens palatable and delicious. A great way to introduce greens into children's diets.
How Not to Die4 compounds11 benefitsGrilled Portobello Burgers with the Works
Charred portobello mushroom burgers. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookGrilled Vegetable Skewers with Umami Sauce
Grilled vegetable skewers. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookGrilled eggplant with feta cheese and tomatoes
Grill eggplant, cook in pan with oil, tomatoes, and feta. Serve with rye crackers.
The Longevity DietGroatnola Plus
Supercharged granola. Makes 24 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook8 compounds52 benefitsHaldi Milk (Turmeric Latte)
Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity6 compounds18 benefitsHarissa
Homemade harissa paste with roasted red pepper, toasted spices including caraway and cumin which promote good digestion.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds18 benefitsHarissa Chickpea Stew
A one-pot vegetarian stew with chickpeas, sweet potato, baby spinach, and harissa paste. Spinach contains beta-carotene and lutein for anti-aging. Chickpeas provide protein.
The Young Forever Cookbook12 compounds58 benefitsHazelnut Almond Butter
Homemade hazelnut and almond butter with cinnamon and vanilla. Both hazelnuts and almonds are packed with protein and fiber.
The Young Forever Cookbook1 compound6 benefitsHibiscus Punch
An antioxidant-rich daily beverage made by cold-brewing hibiscus tea overnight. Described as tasting like fruit punch with the highest antioxidant capacity of any common beverage.
How Not to Die2 compounds18 benefitsHibiscus and Rose Refresher
A chilled hibiscus tea with rosewater and lemon. Hibiscus is high in vitamin C and beta-carotene, with antioxidants that reduce inflammation and lower blood pressure.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds17 benefitsHimalayan Tartary Buckwheat and Berry Pancakes
Gluten-free pancakes made with Himalayan Tartary buckwheat flour, loaded with phytonutrients, prebiotic fiber, and magnesium. Tartary buckwheat contains Hobamine, linked to slowing the aging process. Served with a berry compote and yogurt.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds39 benefitsHomemade Nut Milk
Homemade almond and cashew milk, pure and nutritious without gums or oils. Nuts are rich in healthy fats, vitamin E, omega-3s, and fiber. Soaking nuts helps germinate them for better nutrient availability.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds7 benefitsIced Matcha Lemonade
A refreshing iced matcha lemonade. Antioxidant-rich green tea pairs with tangy, slightly sweetened lemonade for a caffeinated summer alternative.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds8 benefitsIdli (Fermented Rice and Black Gram)
Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and LongevityIndian-Inspired Spiced Cauliflower
Steamed cauliflower cooked in an aromatic spice blend with tomato, miso, topped with cashews and cilantro.
The How Not to Age Cookbook3 compounds20 benefitsKabocha Squash with Black Rice and Beans
Stuffed kabocha squash. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook1 compound18 benefitsKale and Millet-Stuffed Bell Peppers
Stuffed bell peppers. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook13 compounds32 benefitsKasha with Purple Sweet Potatoes and Kale
Hearty kasha dish. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook12 compounds33 benefitsKhichdi (Rice and Dal One-Pot Meal)
Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity4 compounds36 benefitsKimchi, Egg, and Avocado Bowl
A breakfast bowl with fermented kimchi, creamy avocado, and rich egg yolk over cooked grains. Kimchi provides probiotics for gut health, and avocado offers healthy fats.
The Young Forever Cookbook20 compounds48 benefitsKombu and Mushroom Broth
A superfood immunity broth made from kombu seaweed dashi with shiitake mushrooms, tofu, spinach, and natto. Kombu contains iodine for thyroid function. Natto provides probiotics.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds19 benefitsLasagna with Kale and Red Lentil Tomato Sauce
Hearty veggie-packed lasagna. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook10 compounds25 benefitsLemon-Ginger Apple Chews
A natural anti-nausea remedy made by dehydrating thin apple slices coated in a lemon-ginger mixture. Eaten 20 minutes before travel for motion sickness.
How Not to Die6 compounds31 benefitsLemony Dill, Chicken, and Quinoa Soup
Chicken soup with bone-in thighs, quinoa, fresh herbs, lemon, and fennel. Collagen from chicken bones breaks down into gelatin and anti-aging amino acids.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds40 benefitsLemony Spinach-Tahini Dip
Dip for pita chips, crackers, or crudités. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookLentil and Spinach Salad with Spiced Chicken
A filling salad with cumin-spiced chicken, lentils, spinach, and a sumac dressing. Lentils contain collagen-boosting vitamins, complex carbs, fiber, and protein for aging skin.
The Young Forever Cookbook11 compounds43 benefitsLentil-Walnut Burgers with Cheesy Sauce
Hearty lentil-walnut burgers. Makes 6 servings. Variation: Southwest Black Bean Burgers.
The How Not to Age Cookbook10 compounds51 benefitsLettuce Wraps with Mango Sauce
Colorful lettuce wraps with mango sauce. Makes about 8 wraps.
The How Not to Age Cookbook2 compounds11 benefitsLigurian minestrone (minestrone alla Genovese)
Boil beans, add chopped vegetables. Cook 45 min, add pasta. Finish with olive oil and pesto.
The Longevity DietMatcha Vanilla Latte
A matcha latte with collagen peptides and vanilla. Matcha is a potent green tea with antioxidants and caffeine. Collagen peptides improve skin elasticity and joint health.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds8 benefitsMediterranean spelt salad with artichokes and mushrooms
Boil spelt, combine with artichokes, vegetables, olives. Separately cook mushrooms with garlic and parsley.
The Longevity DietMillet Brunch Cake with Strawberries
Pretty dessert or nutritious brunch cake. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook7 compounds24 benefitsMillet Porridge
Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and Longevity2 compounds2 benefitsMillet and Cauliflower-Topped Shepherd's Pie
Shepherd's pie with millet-cauliflower topping. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook6 compounds36 benefitsMint Chocolate Oatmeal
A breakfast oatmeal combining greens with chocolate for a delicious way to eat greens in the morning.
How Not to DieMiso Soup
Simple miso soup made by mixing miso paste with hot broth and vegetables. The miso is added to broth rather than cooked to preserve probiotic bacteria.
How Not to Die1 compound11 benefitsMiso Soup with Sea Vegetables
Traditional miso soup with kombu dashi. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook2 compounds11 benefitsMixed Berry Crumble
Berry filling topped with an oat-almond crumble, baked until golden. Works with blackberries, blueberries, raspberries, or strawberries.
The How Not to Age Cookbook5 compounds38 benefitsMixed Berry and Almond Crisp
A warm fruit crisp with mixed berries and a quinoa flake and almond topping. Berries are rich in resveratrol, which protects against AGEs (advanced glycation end products) implicated in aging and degenerative disease.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds28 benefitsMocha Chia Pudding
Coffee and cocoa chia pudding that sets in the refrigerator; topped with berries, nuts, or cacao nibs.
The How Not to Age Cookbook10 compounds58 benefitsMolasses Spice Cookies
Spiced cookies sweetened with blackstrap molasses and date syrup, made with almond and oat flour.
The How Not to Age Cookbook1 compoundMushroom Gravy
Savory mushroom gravy. Makes about 3 cups.
The How Not to Age CookbookMushroom Pâté
Savory pâté. Makes 6-8 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookMushroom Stroganoff
A dairy-free mushroom stroganoff with soft tofu sauce and spinach over brown rice. Mushrooms provide meaty texture and the tofu adds protein. A nutrient-dense comfort meal.
The Young Forever Cookbook12 compounds34 benefitsMushroom Tapenade
A mushroom and olive tapenade using dried porcini and cremini mushrooms with kalamata olives. Olives are rich in polyphenols that protect skin, boost memory, and lower cholesterol.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds8 benefitsMushroom, Lentil, and Parsnip Rosti
A French-inspired mushroom and lentil stew with a crispy parsnip rosti topping. Mushrooms are a superfood with B vitamins and vitamin D for calcium absorption and bone health.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds36 benefitsMushroom-Hummus Wraps
Wraps with portobello mushrooms and garlicky hummus. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook5 compounds36 benefitsMussels with Lemongrass and Ginger Broth
Mussels in a coconut broth with lemongrass, ginger, and Thai basil. Mussels are high in protein, B12, iron, and omega-3 fatty acids.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds18 benefitsNut Butter Protein Balls
High-protein energy bites with peanut butter, hemp seeds, chia seeds, and protein powder. Supports muscle building and hormone production.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds32 benefitsNutty Parm 2.0
Cheesy-flavored plant-based sprinkle for pasta and salads. Makes about 1.5 cups.
The How Not to Age Cookbook10 compounds30 benefitsOats with almond milk, chocolate, nuts, and berries
Cook oats in water. Mix in dark chocolate, nuts, and berries.
The Longevity DietOctopus with potato (polpo e patate schiacciate)
Boil octopus and potato separately. Mash potato, cut octopus. Combine with tomatoes, olives, oil, and lemon.
The Longevity DietOkinawa-Inspired Smoothie
Bright-purple smoothie that tastes like pumpkin pie, from How Not to Age
How Not to Age10 compounds56 benefitsOlive Oil and Almond Cake
A gluten-free, dairy-free olive oil and almond cake with citrus notes and an orange glaze. Olive oil provides healthy fats and antioxidants that combat oxidative stress and protect brain health.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds21 benefitsOven-Baked Miso Kale Chips
Oven-baked kale chips coated with miso paste. Kale is high in vitamin C and selenium for immune support. Miso contains probiotics for gut microbiome health and reduced blood pressure.
The Young Forever Cookbook11 compounds31 benefitsOyster Mushroom Chowder
Plant-based oyster chowder. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookPaleo Trail-Mix Muffins
Gluten-free, high-fiber, high-protein muffins with apple, carrot, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, and dried fruit. Made with almond flour.
The Young Forever Cookbook18 compounds65 benefitsPan-Roasted Zucchini with Lemony Herb Pesto
Roasted zucchini halves with a lemony herb pesto of almonds, cilantro, and parsley. A nutrient-rich make-ahead side dish.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds23 benefitsPasta and lentil soup (pasta e lenticchie)
Boil soaked lentils with potato, carrot, tomato, garlic, rosemary. Add pasta. Cook and add olive oil.
The Longevity DietPasta e vaianeia (Molochio recipe)
Traditional Molochio recipe. Boil beans, then add vegetables in stages. Add pasta last, finish with oil.
The Longevity DietPasta with broccoli and black beans
Boil beans, broccoli, and pasta together. Drain and toss with olive oil, garlic, hot pepper, and Parmesan.
The Longevity DietPasta with tuna, olives, capers, and tomato
Cook pasta. Separately cook tuna with olives, tomatoes, garlic. Combine and add oil.
The Longevity DietPickled Red Onions
Quick pickled red onions that add a bright, acidic note to eggs, fish, chicken, or salad.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds13 benefitsPink Juice (Whole-Cranberry Cocktail)
A whole-food cranberry beverage with 25 times fewer calories and 8 times more phytonutrients than store-bought cranberry juice. Blend fresh or frozen cranberries with water and erythritol. Optionally add fresh mint leaves for extra nutrition. Only 12 calories.
How Not to Die8 benefitsPinto Bean Spread
Versatile spread for burritos, wraps, or dip. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookPinto Bean and Sweet Potato Enchiladas
Baked enchiladas. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook1 compound6 benefitsPistachio Mint Pesto
A flavorful pesto with toasted pistachios, mint, and basil. Pistachios are rich in vitamin B6, potassium, and lutein for eye health. Great alongside grilled meat or lamb.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds8 benefitsPizza with vegetables, anchovies, and sardines (no cheese)
Top pizza crust with fish, vegetables, olives. Bake according to crust instructions. Rich in omega-3.
The Longevity DietProtein Powerhouse Smoothie
A creamy protein-packed smoothie with wild blueberries, chia seeds, and almond butter. Blueberries are superfoods supporting cognitive and mental health. Chia seeds contain all nine essential amino acids.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds60 benefitsProvençal-Style Vegetable Bake
Provençal-inspired vegetable bake. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds28 benefitsPu'er Tea
Nutrition, Food and Diet in Ageing and LongevityPumpkin Custard (Crustless Pie)
A baked custard made entirely from vegetables, tofu, spices, and fruit. Baked at 350F until cracks appear on the surface.
How Not to Die3 compounds10 benefitsPumpkin Pie Smoothie
A raw smoothie combining pumpkin puree with soy milk, turmeric, and cranberries for a warming treat with anti-inflammatory benefits.
How Not to Die1 compound16 benefitsPumpkin Seed Cardamom Butter
A pumpkin seed butter spiced with cardamom, cinnamon, and ginger. Pumpkin seeds are rich in antioxidants, iron, and magnesium for heart health and blood sugar regulation.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds15 benefitsPumpkin soup with croutons
Boil pumpkin, puree with hand blender. Add oil and seasonings. Serve with croutons and pumpkin seeds.
The Longevity DietPurple Cabbage Slaw with Thai-Style Lime Dressing
Thai-inspired cabbage slaw. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookPurple Cabbage Urine pH Test
Boil purple cabbage until the water turns deep purple (or blend raw cabbage with water and strain), then pour the purple liquid into the toilet after urinating. If the liquid stays purple or turns pink, urine is too acidic; blue means alkaline/neutral — an indicator of a healthy plant-based diet.
How Not to Die1 compound6 benefitsPurple Sweet Potato Bites
Tasty bite-sized snack. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookQuick Kimchi
A quick 20-minute kimchi with napa cabbage, gochujang, fish sauce, and ginger. Provides spicy, umami, crunchy fermented flavors.
The Young Forever Cookbook7 compounds32 benefitsQuick Pickled Cucumbers
A ready-to-eat quick pickle for cucumber slices with rice wine vinegar.
The Young Forever CookbookQuick Spicy Tomato Soup
Classic tomato soup with cannellini beans and a hint of spice. Cooked tomatoes contain lycopene, a carotenoid antioxidant that controls cholesterol and protects against free radicals.
The Young Forever Cookbook5 compounds25 benefitsQuinoa Pudding with Mango
Creamy quinoa pudding cooked in soy milk, stirred with cinnamon, vanilla, almonds, and mango.
The How Not to Age Cookbook5 compounds48 benefitsQuinoa, Cashew, and Dark Chocolate Squares
Cashew butter bites with puffed quinoa, dates, and dark chocolate glaze. Cashews are rich in fiber, protein, and heart-healthy monounsaturated fats like oleic acid. Dates and cashew butter together taste like caramel.
The Young Forever Cookbook11 compounds54 benefitsQuinoa, Strawberry, and Sunchoke Salad
A wholesome salad with roasted sunchoke chips, quinoa, strawberries, peas, and kale. Sunchokes contain inulin, a prebiotic for digestive health.
The Young Forever Cookbook19 compounds55 benefitsRainbow Broccoli Slaw
Colorful slaw with variety of textures. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookRanch Dressing
Tangy creamy dressing. Makes about 1 cup.
The How Not to Age Cookbook2 compounds17 benefitsRaspberry-Vanilla Chia Jam
A low-sugar raspberry chia jam. Raspberries are low-calorie, nutrient-dense, low-glycemic, with significant fiber, vitamin C for iron absorption, and antioxidant compounds that help prevent disease.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds36 benefitsRaw Chocolate Tart
A no-bake chocolate tart with a Brazil nut and walnut base, and an avocado chocolate filling. Brazil nuts are loaded with polyphenols and selenium for thyroid function and brain health. Avocados contain heart-healthy omega-3 fats.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds23 benefitsRed Bean and Tempeh Jambalaya
Plant-based jambalaya. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook2 compounds10 benefitsRed Lentil Patties with Mushroom Gravy
Tasty lentil patties. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookRed Lentil Tarka Dahl
A comforting red lentil dahl with immune-boosting turmeric and a tarka of fried spices. Anti-inflammatory antioxidants from turmeric and fennel seed.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds31 benefitsReishi Cacao Latte
A healthy hot chocolate with reishi mushroom powder and cacao. Reishi supports adrenal glands and cortisol response, and contains polysaccharides that reduce inflammation.
The Young Forever Cookbook1 compound4 benefitsRice with zucchini and peas
Boil rice. Separately cook zucchini, peas, onion. Combine with oil, Parmesan or pesto.
The Longevity DietRoasted Asparagus with Tahini Lemon Sauce
Oven-roasted asparagus with a creamy garlic-tahini-miso-lemon sauce.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds15 benefitsRoasted Beets with Lentils and Hazelnuts
Roasted beets with French green lentils, hazelnuts, and a hazelnut vinaigrette. Beets are rich in folate and antioxidants. Lentils provide protein and fiber.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds43 benefitsRoasted Brussels Sprouts with Pecans and Shallots
Oven-roasted Brussels sprouts and shallots finished with date-glazed pecans and lemon juice.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds37 benefitsRoasted Butternut Squash with Pinto Beans and Corn
Roasted squash with beans and corn. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookRoasted Cabbage Wedges with Tempeh Bacon
Roasted cabbage wedges with tempeh bacon. Cabbage is loaded with fiber for digestion and a healthy gut microbiome. Tempeh provides plant-based protein.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds34 benefitsRoasted Cauliflower Soup
A creamy dairy-free roasted cauliflower soup with cannellini beans, cumin, and coriander. Roasting cauliflower transforms it into a flavor powerhouse.
The Young Forever Cookbook5 compounds17 benefitsRoasted Chickpea and Kale Salad with Sweet Potatoes and Apples
Hearty salad for main dish. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookRoasted Garlic
Simple roasted garlic preparation for adding flavor. Makes about 0.25 cup.
The How Not to Age CookbookRoasted Pepper Medley with Pine Nut Salsa
Roasted bell peppers with an Italian-inspired anchovy vinaigrette, pine nuts, and raisins. Bell peppers are rich in vitamin C and carotenoids for cardiovascular health.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds26 benefitsRoasted Purple Sweet Potatoes with Dukkah and Tahini
Roasted purple sweet potatoes with dukkah and tahini. Purple sweet potatoes are rich in antioxidants, beta-carotene, and anthocyanins that delay aging.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds17 benefitsRoasted Red Pepper Hummus
Hummus with roasted red pepper. Makes 6-8 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookRoasted Red Pepper and Zucchini Frittata
A simple frittata with sauteed zucchini, red peppers, and baby spinach. Easily adaptable for seasonal vegetables. Rich in protein from eggs and vitamins from the vegetables.
The Young Forever Cookbook21 compounds54 benefitsRoasted Rhubarb-Strawberry Coconut Crumble
Roasted rhubarb and strawberries with a coconut crumble topping and whipped coconut cream. A naturally sweetened spring dessert for entertaining.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds22 benefitsRoasted Root Vegetables with Balsamic Syrup
Caramelized roasted root vegetables. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook7 compounds29 benefitsRoasted Tomato-Basil Soup
Roasted tomato soup served hot or cold. Makes 4 servings. Variation: Cream of Roasted Tomato Soup with cashew cream.
The How Not to Age CookbookRotini with Broccoli and Creamy Cauliflower Sauce
Cruciferous pasta dish with creamy sauce. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook7 compounds24 benefitsSalmon fillet with asparagus
Steam or bake salmon and asparagus. Drizzle with olive oil, lemon, salt and pepper.
The Longevity DietSalmon with Fennel and Citrus Salad
Baked salmon with a fennel and citrus salad featuring grapefruit, orange, arugula, and avocado. Salmon provides heart-healthy omega-3 fats. Fennel seeds are loaded with vitamin C and manganese for immune and bone health.
The Young Forever Cookbook16 compounds52 benefitsSalsa Verde
A chimichurri-style salsa verde with fresh herbs, capers, anchovy, and lemon. A bright condiment for grilled fish, meat, or vegetables.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds23 benefitsSambal-Topped Soy Curls and Vegetable Stir-Fry
Spicy sambal stir-fry. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookSavory Breakfast Salad
A breakfast salad with turkey bacon, soft-boiled eggs, goat cheese, and a walnut dressing. Protein-packed for healthy aging.
The Young Forever Cookbook12 compounds39 benefitsSavory Polenta Bake
Baked polenta with vegetables. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookSavory Spice Blend 2.0
Seasoning to boost flavors or use in place of salt. Makes about 0.5 cup.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds34 benefitsSeared Scallops with Bursting Tomatoes
Seared scallops nestled in bursting cherry tomatoes with olives and capers. Scallops are a great source of lean protein, B12, zinc, selenium, and anti-inflammatory omega-3 fatty acids for immune and cognitive health.
The Young Forever Cookbook2 compounds18 benefitsSeaweed Salad with Cucumber
Japanese-style seaweed salad. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookSingapore-Style Noodles with Tempeh
Flavorful noodles with peanut sauce. Makes 4 servings. Variation: use soy curls.
The How Not to Age Cookbook2 compounds9 benefitsSmoky Roasted Pepper and Walnut Dip
A vibrant red pepper dip with walnuts rich in omega-3 fatty acids for heart health and energy. Seasoned with cumin, paprika, and pomegranate molasses.
The Young Forever Cookbook10 compounds37 benefitsSmoky Scrambled Tofu with Chopped Salad
A tofu scramble with smoky spices and a bright chopped salad. Tofu is packed with plant-based protein, amino acids, calcium, and vitamin A for bone strength.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds24 benefitsSmoky Turkish Beef Kebabs
Grilled sirloin kebabs with smoky spices and a sumac onion salad. Sirloin is a lean cut that cooks quickly while remaining tender.
The Young Forever Cookbook1 compound3 benefitsSoft Herb and Mushroom Omelet
A quick omelet with hearty cremini mushrooms and fresh tarragon. Eggs are loaded with protein, vitamins, and minerals like biotin for anti-aging benefits. Mushrooms are low in calories and high in B vitamins.
The Young Forever Cookbook9 compounds34 benefitsSorghum with Corn and Arugula
Hearty sorghum dish. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds19 benefitsSpaghetti Squash with Edamame and Basil Pistou
Whole roasted spaghetti squash strands tossed with edamame and a garlic-basil pistou.
The How Not to Age Cookbook8 compounds41 benefitsSpaghetti with Mushroom Bolognese
Mushroom-based Bolognese sauce. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds25 benefitsSpaghetti with clams and mussels
Cook seafood with garlic, tomato, parsley, wine. Combine with boiled spaghetti and oil.
The Longevity DietSpelt and zucchini with garlic, olives, and parsley
Boil spelt. Separately cook zucchini with garlic, tomatoes, olives. Combine with parsley and oil.
The Longevity DietSpice-Roasted Leg of Lamb
A whole roasted leg of lamb with an aromatic spice rub of coriander, cumin, and rosemary. Lamb is one of the best meat sources of iron, B12, and B6 for nervous system and metabolism.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds15 benefitsSpiced Kohlrabi with Pomegranate and Feta
Roasted kohlrabi with Middle Eastern spices, pomegranate seeds, and feta. Kohlrabi is a cabbage family member rich in fiber, vitamins C and B6 for immune health, and potassium for heart health.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds14 benefitsSpicy Black Bean and Tomato Soup
Smoky black bean soup. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookSpicy Edamame Hummus
A twist on hummus using edamame alongside chickpeas. Edamame are an excellent source of phytoestrogens linked to reduced risk of heart disease and poor bone health.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds39 benefitsSpicy Potato and Spinach Quesadillas
Quesadillas with potatoes and spinach. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookSpicy Tempeh Fajitas with Ranch Dressing
Spicy tempeh fajitas. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook2 compounds9 benefitsSpinach with pine nuts and raisins
Boil spinach, mix with pine nuts and raisins, cook briefly in pan. Add oil and rest covered.
The Longevity DietSpinach-Mango Salad with Walnuts and Blueberry Vinaigrette
Salad with blueberry vinaigrette. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookSpiralized Zucchini Noodles with Spinach-Walnut Pesto
Zucchini noodles with walnut pesto. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook7 compounds20 benefitsSteamed Fish with Ginger and Bok Choy
Steamed sea bass (branzino) with bok choy and a ginger-scallion sauce. Sesame seeds are high in calcium and magnesium for healthy bones.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds25 benefitsStewed Black-Eyed Peas with Swiss Chard
Stewed black-eyed peas with Swiss chard, leeks, and a fresh parsley-lemon gremolata. Black-eyed peas are legumes with high fiber that reduces inflammation and supports gut microbiome.
The Young Forever Cookbook1 compound29 benefitsStrawberry and Basil Refresher
A strawberry and basil mocktail spritz. Strawberries are high in vitamin C and contain heart-healthy, cancer-fighting polyphenols and potassium for blood pressure.
The Young Forever Cookbook4 compounds22 benefitsSummer Tomato Salad with Smoked Mackerel
Heirloom tomato salad with smoked mackerel, artichoke hearts, capers, and pine nuts. Mackerel provides vitamins B12, D, and iodine for thyroid health.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds32 benefitsSuper-Matcha Smoothie
A matcha green tea smoothie with spinach, mango, and cashew butter. Matcha contains cancer-fighting antioxidants and L-theanine to reduce stress and boost defense enzymes.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds15 benefitsSuper-Seed Quinoa Crackers
Homemade gluten-free crackers with quinoa, flaxseed, chia, sesame, and pumpkin seeds. Quinoa is a complete plant protein with all nine amino acids and is filled with fiber.
The Young Forever Cookbook13 compounds55 benefitsSweet Potato Rounds with Mango-Avocado Relish
Roasted sweet potato rounds with fresh relish. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookSweet Potato and Egg Stacks
A twist on eggs Benedict with roasted sweet potatoes replacing English muffins. Topped with avocado mash, poached eggs, and cashew hollandaise. Avocado provides anti-aging inflammation-fighting fatty acids.
The Young Forever Cookbook14 compounds39 benefitsTahini Soba Noodles with Bok Choy
Noodle stir-fry with tahini sauce. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookTart Cherry Chocolate Oatmeal
Oatmeal with canned tart cherries, cocoa powder, and pumpkin seeds, like eating chocolate-covered cherries for breakfast.
How Not to Die3 benefitsTempeh Satay with Spicy Peanut Sauce
Indonesian-inspired tempeh satay. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook3 compounds21 benefitsTempeh Sausage with Eggs and Roasted Tomatoes
Tempeh patties with mushrooms as a plant-based breakfast sausage alternative, served with poached eggs and roasted tomatoes. Tempeh is packed with protein and easy to digest.
The Young Forever Cookbook13 compounds40 benefitsTempeh and Mushroom Chili with Corn and Cilantro
Hearty tempeh chili. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook2 compounds9 benefitsTex-Mex Breakfast Bake
A large-scale frittata with turkey sausage, kale, sweet potatoes, and warm Tex-Mex spices. A protein-rich brunch dish that can easily feed a crowd.
The Young Forever Cookbook20 compounds51 benefitsThai Turkey Larb Lettuce Wraps
Thai larb-style ground turkey in lettuce cups with fresh herbs and lime. A high-protein, low-carb meal.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds15 benefitsThai-Style Shrimp with Mango Salad
Green curry-style shrimp with a sweet mango salad. Shrimp are a lean protein source with selenium and zinc for thyroid and immune health.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds34 benefitsThree-Bean Salad with Spicy Tomato Dressing
Three-bean salad with zesty tomato dressing. Makes 6-8 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookThree-Berry Groatnola with Date Syrup Drizzle
Groatnola enhanced with antioxidant-rich berries. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook6 compounds48 benefitsThree-Grain Loaf
Nutritious three-grain loaf. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook4 compounds33 benefitsTomato Fish Curry with Coconut Rice
A comforting South Indian tomato fish curry with coconut rice. Curry spices turmeric and ginger are full of anti-aging and anti-inflammatory antioxidants.
The Young Forever Cookbook8 compounds40 benefitsTomato Pesto Pasta with Green Beans, Chickpeas, and Bell Peppers
Colorful vegetable pasta. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookTomato Salsa
Quick fresh salsa. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookTomato and Sardine Crisps
A quick snack of sardines with tomato and avocado on crackers. Sardines are an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin D, and calcium, and are low in mercury.
The Young Forever Cookbook5 compounds29 benefitsTomato soup with basil, pesto, and croutons
Boil tomatoes and vegetables. Puree with hand blender. Add oil and basil. Serve with pesto and croutons.
The Longevity DietTrail-Mix Energy Cookies
Energizing cookies with walnuts, pumpkin seeds, almonds, and dried fruit. Made with almond flour for a gluten-free, protein-rich, fiber-rich treat.
The Young Forever Cookbook9 compounds43 benefitsTulsi Tea Lemonade
A refreshing tulsi (holy basil) tea lemonade. Tulsi is an ayurvedic adaptogen rich in ursolic acid, which promotes calm and reduces stress and anxiety.
The Young Forever Cookbook1 compoundTurmeric Quinoa with Broccoli, Chickpeas, and Tomatoes
Yellow quinoa with colorful vegetables. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook13 compounds58 benefitsTuscan-Inspired Farro Soup with Escarole
Hearty Tuscan-style soup. Makes 6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookTwo-Lentil Dal
Flavorful dal with two kinds of lentils. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook1 compound6 benefitsUltimate Recovery Smoothie
A coffee-based smoothie with cashew butter, MCT oil, cinnamon, and chia seeds. MCT oil contains anti-inflammatory lauric acid for healthy skin.
The Young Forever Cookbook3 compounds32 benefitsUmami Sauce 2.0
Flavor booster for sautés and stir-fries without sodium of salt or soy sauce. Makes about 1.25 cups.
The How Not to Age Cookbook3 compounds19 benefitsVegan Broccoli and Cheese Soup
A vegan broccoli soup with cashew cream and nutritional yeast for cheesy flavor. Broccoli contains sulforaphane with cancer-fighting properties.
The Young Forever Cookbook9 compounds30 benefitsVegetable Broth 2.0
All-purpose salt-free broth. Makes 6-8 cups.
The How Not to Age Cookbook7 compounds21 benefitsVegetable Sheet Pan Supper
Colorful roasted vegetable medley. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook12 compounds51 benefitsVietnamese Turkey Bun Cha
Vietnamese-style turkey patties with lemongrass, zucchini, and a crunchy salad. Ground turkey is an excellent source of B12 and niacin for digestive and nervous system health.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds31 benefitsWatercress and Fennel Salad with Ginger-Pear Dressing
Peppery salad with sweet ginger-pear dressing. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookWhite Bean Cassoulet
Hearty French-inspired white bean stew. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookWhite Bean Mac & Cheese with Grape Tomatoes and Peas
Creamy plant-based mac and cheese. Makes 4 servings.
The How Not to Age CookbookWhite bean salad with onion, rosemary, and chicory
Boil chicory with garlic and tomatoes. Season cooked beans with oil and rosemary. Combine and serve.
The Longevity DietWild Rice Bowl with Smoked Trout and Coconut Cucumber Salad
Wild rice bowl with smoked trout, coconut cucumber salad, and avocado. Wild rice is high in protein and antioxidants. Avocado contains heart-healthy monounsaturated fats.
The Young Forever Cookbook6 compounds23 benefitsWild rice and green beans with garlic and fresh tomato
Cook rice. Separately boil green beans with tomato and garlic. Combine with oil and basil.
The Longevity DietWinter Vegetable Stew
Satisfying hearty stew. Makes 4-6 servings.
The How Not to Age Cookbook17 compounds63 benefitsZucchini Ribbons with Grilled Chicken and Preserved Lemon
Raw zucchini and asparagus ribbons with grilled lemony chicken. Zucchini contains vitamin C, magnesium, and carotenoids for cardiovascular health.
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