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Age Better with Liz Earle

Liz Earle
Menopause
Nutrition
Aging
Mental Health
Gut Health
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Women's Health
HRT
Perimenopause
Vitamin D
Sleep
Collagen
Hormones
Strength Training
Osteoporosis
Protein
HRT (hormone Replacement Therapy)
Stress Management
Bone Health
Skin Health

I'm on a mission to change the conversation around ageing. Women's health – particularly as we age – has been underfunded and overlooked for far too long. And frankly, it's time we pushed back.

Through this podcast, I want to share the knowledge and tools that can help you thrive in later life by taking action today. Because here's what I've learned: decline isn't inevitable. And when we understan... more

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Liz is regularly asked what age is too late to consider HRT and explores the benefits and risks of starting after 60. She explains how body identical patches and gels have moved on from older tablet forms of HRT and talks about how vaginal oestrogen ... more

How can we cut through the noise of the beauty industry and find products that genuinely deliver? Beauty experts Jo Fairley and Sarah Stacey join Liz to share the skincare, makeup and haircare heroes rated by thousands of women over 30 years for thei... more

Liz shares the details of her personal supplement stack, with the non-negotiables she takes every day to support healthy ageing, from vitamin D and omega 3 to magnesium and creatine. She explains how her routine is tailored to her individual needs an... more

It seems the key to a brighter mood and healthy brain really does start at the end of your fork. Liz is joined by epidemiologist and ZOE co-founder Professor Tim Spector to explore the powerful connection between our gut and mental wellbeing – and ho... more

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Tim Spector
Epidemiologist, professor and ZOE co-founder
ZOE
Episode: What to eat this week to lift your mood and protect your brain – with Professor Tim Spector
Rhian Stephenson
Nutritionist, former athlete, and founder of ARTAH
ARTAH
Episode: The supplements women should prioritise in midlife (and the ones to skip) – with Rhian Stephenson
Donna Ashworth
Poet and bestselling author
Episode: Are you surviving or 'aliving'? How to feel more joy in midlife – with Donna Ashworth
Karen Newby
Nutritionist; runs menopause clinic and author of The Post-Menopause Method
Karen Newby Nutrition
Episode: Build your longevity larder: the 6 best foods for a longer, healthier life – with Karen Newby
Dr. Erin Kinney
Naturopathic doctor, stress and cortisol expert
Naturopathic Doctor, Cortisol Cure book author
Episode: The surprising truth about cortisol in midlife – with Dr Erin Kinney
Denise Lewis
Olympian, broadcaster, author of Adaptability
Former Team GB athlete
Episode: Build strength and stay resilient for life – with Dame Denise Lewis
Craig Rose
Marine biologist and founder of Doctor Seaweed
Doctor Seaweed
Episode: The forgotten nutrient every midlife woman needs – with Dr Craig Rose
Ashley Koff
Pioneering voice behind the weight health movement; founder of the Better Nutrition Programme and author of Your Best Shot
Better Nutrition Programme
Episode: Why metabolic health matters more than weight – with Ashley Koff
Mary Ryan
Professor of Endocrinology
University of Limerick / Trinity College Dublin
Episode: What menopause really does to your brain, heart, gut, bones and skin – with Professor Mary Ryan

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Liz Earle
Host of Age Better with Liz Earle; guides discussion and practical steps across episodes.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.9k ratings
  • Wonderful podcasts sharing knowledge to help others❤️

    I have been listening to Liz's podcasts since 2021 and I have to say it's probably the only podcast I make time for to listem to each week. Such wonderful guests, sharing kmowledge and you can tell Liz genuinely cares! I especially love her sharing the knowledge about light and the sun ☀️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kjsam1
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Disappointed

    I enjoyed Liz Earle’s book so thought I’d give the podcast a go. Felt like the whole episode was a massive advert for the guest on. Product mentioned frequently by Liz, felt like every few minutes, and it really destroyed the message, flow and integrity of the podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Fiesty_Flamingo
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Amazing

    I like everything it is amazing

    ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

    I like 👍

    EVRYTHING except all the adds that is disappointing😢 you are the best pod and I love how your not afraid to express your feelings and

    Things about your self on your podcast thx for making your pod existing and P.S don’t listen to the hater’s byes

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Puppy lover _4🐶
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • All this for FREE!

    Liz is doing incredible work for women in midlife by sharing her passion for pro-ageing. Her approach is grounded in science, and I really appreciate that she isn’t afraid to express her own feelings and strong opinions—even on topics others may find uncomfortable.

    You don’t have to agree with everything she says, but there’s something to be said for someone who speaks honestly from their own experience. It’s refreshing, authentic, and genuinely inspiring—more voices like this, please!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OnlyRoses
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Georgia Ede chat

    I love nearly all your episodes Liz and you’ve helped me a huge amount as a woman in her 60s. Was not so much impressed by this episode however. The dr did not mention the evidence out there for gut microbiome impact on brain health. Would imagine that a pure carnivore diet would have an interesting effect on that ……….

    Apple Podcasts
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    Liitlemissfitty
    United Kingdom7 months ago

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Listeners praise knowledge-sharing and genuine care from the host.
Many appreciate science-backed insights and practical aging tips.
A notable portion dislikes long advertising breaks and some show format choices.

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What to eat this week to lift your mood and protect your brain – with Professor Tim Spector
Q: For anyone experiencing persistent low mood or anxiety, what role can food play alongside the right treatment, and how can useful changes be encouraged?
Spector recommends trying two weeks of mostly plant-based, gut-friendly eating, cutting ultra-processed and sugary foods, increasing fibre and plant diversity, and tracking mood. He presents this as an experiment alongside appropriate medical care.
What to eat this week to lift your mood and protect your brain – with Professor Tim Spector
Q: What prompted you to write Good Mood Food, and what do you want readers to take away from it?
Spector was motivated by his mother's stroke and dementia, and by ZOE research suggesting dietary changes can quickly affect mood and energy. He wants readers to understand food's role in emotions, thoughts and brain health.
My daily supplement routine in my 60s
Q: How can women in this position look after themselves and feel their best?
Liz recommends an individualized discussion with an experienced menopause specialist and the breast oncology team. She covers vaginal oestrogen, non-hormonal symptom treatments, bone and heart health, lifestyle measures, and checking supplements with an oncology pharmacist.
My daily supplement routine in my 60s
Q: I'd like to know if these facial fitness videos I keep seeing pop up on TikTok, et cetera, really work.
Liz says evidence suggests facial exercise may modestly improve cheek fullness, but it will not remove excess eyelid skin or fix hooded eyes. She recommends avoiding painful techniques and seeking medical advice about significant eyelid drooping.
Are you surviving or 'aliving'? How to feel more joy in midlife – with Donna Ashworth
Q: What does aliving look and feel like to you? Do you really think about that every morning?
Ashworth says she sets a morning intention because the first thoughts of the day can guide what the brain notices. For her, aliving means appreciating being alive, staying present, and not sacrificing the present for an uncertain future.

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What is Age Better about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show focuses on health, aging, and wellbeing for midlife women, blending evidence-based guidance with practical tips. Episodes cover relationships in later life, nutrition and supplements, skincare, hormones, and lifestyle strategies to support longevity. A standout is the host's commitment to frank discussions about aging, with a mix of medical experts, nutritionists, beauty editors, and wellness professionals offering actionable advice. The format tends to be Q&A and interview-style, delivering expert insight alongside relatable personal stories to help listeners navigate midlife with confidence.

Noteworthy strengths include a science-informed approach to aging, diverse guests spanning medicine, nutrition, horticulture, and beauty, a... more

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3. The Dr Louise Newson Podcast
4. Feel Better, Live More with Dr Rangan Chatterjee
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2. Rhian Stephenson
3. Donna Ashworth
4. Karen Newby
5. Dr. Erin Kinney
6. Denise Lewis
7. Craig Rose
8. Ashley Koff

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