2024 was the most high-output, public, loud year of my life. My book Good Energy came out on May 14th, 2024, became an instant #1 New York Times bestseller, and sold over a million copies in a year. I’d been on over 75 podcasts, including three of the top 10—Huberman in May, Tucker Carlson in August, and Rogan in October—with tens of millions of downloads; my episode with Tucker was the most shared podcast episode in America in 2024. The Make America Healthy Again movement had picked up my book as a key text, and root-cause health was suddenly moving into the center of a political movement—something I had never remotely anticipated when I wrote the book.

And then, on May 7th, 2025, everything changed.

A new study from Harvard, published in June 2026, tells us that if we want the best chances to be around as long as possible for our kids and families, there is a new threshold we should aim for to reap maximal longevity benefits. This newsletter will unpack the study, offer practical tips for meeting the targets, and hopefully inspire a renewed commitment to our lifelong fitness journeys.

The medicine of paying attention

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One of the biggest commitments I’ve ever made is breastfeeding my baby. Unlike training for a marathon or writing a book, where you can take an occasional rest day, breastfeeding is a sacred contract requiring you to express milk around the clock or risk clogged ducts, mastitis, or a dropped supply. It requires monumental physical and emotional grit, making its lessons highly relevant to any seeker of a healthy, purposeful, and generative life.

After experiencing a wildfire that burned down my neighborhood, becoming the Presidential nominee for Surgeon General (and having the nomination withdrawn), and being pregnant and giving birth at home, I’ve spent a lot of time over the past year contemplating the limits of prediction and control — and how to foster resilience in the face of uncertainty.

These experiences led me to more intensely embrace surrender, community, and prayer as powerful tools for navigating forces bigger than ourselves.

It’s been 385 days since I last sent you a newsletter. (Hi, again! 👋)

In that time, I was nominated to be Surgeon General of the United States, was required to disappear from public life, testified in the Senate, grew my baby and birthed him at home, and became a mother.

I may be late to the party, but I finally watched Moana—at the recommendation of a wise, spiritually grounded new friend (shoutout to Dr. Ellen Vora, author of The Anatomy of Anxiety)—and I was floored. I didn’t expect a “children’s movie” to hit so deep or feel so relevant to the moment we’re living in. But this story reveals something profound: a forgotten blueprint for how we lead, heal, and regenerate. In this newsletter, I want to explore the pearls from this sweet film that speak directly to the kind of power we need now—for our health, our families, and the planet.

I connected with the company to learn more about the sustainable packaging industry… how did it start? What is driving it? Is it really sustainable? What’s the catch? How does it impact environments? I had a million questions, and Futamura’s Commercial Vice President of the Americas, Dave Craggan, was kind enough to give me generous, transparent answers. This is one of my favorite newsletters to date, and will give you lots of fun talking points for your next dinner party… enjoy!

I’ve been wanting to do a deep dive on creatine for a long time. Despite all the buzz, it’s not something I ever learned about in medical training (I don’t even mention it in Good Energy! 🤦‍♀️). But as someone endlessly curious about the human body and metabolism, I knew I had to go down the rabbit hole—and bring you with me. So here it is! Spoiler alert: creatine is a FASCINATING molecule, and perhaps the most misunderstood compound in health. 🤯 Read on! 👇️

Water makes up about 60 percent of our bodies, and getting in enough clean water is of profound importance to every aspect of health. Water is the medium of our entire cellular biology, and therefore our lives! But did you know that adequate hydration also may be key to optimizing metabolic health and healthy weight, specifically?

This week, I’m sharing something a little different: a poem! (I’ve loved writing poetry for 20 years!). While this one might read like satire fitting for April Fool’s Day, sadly… it’s not a joke. It’s uncomfortably close to reality. The goal is to grapple with some of the harsh realities of the modern world, while offering hope — that by becoming more aware, we can begin to move toward something better.

🌊 This newsletter is a DEEP DIVE into regenerative aquaculture, a topic I am increasingly PASSIONATE about for both planetary and human health. I hope you find this topic as inspiring, educational, and hopeful as I do!! Let’s dig in and LEARN!! 💗🪸

Friends! It’s been a few weeks since I’ve shared any food related content, so I wanted to give you something very special: my 5 FAVORITE recipes from Good Energy! These are simple, delicious recipes I make on repeat for me and my husband. Enjoy!!

Today’s newsletter is going to unpack the digging I did to understand the (lack of) safety of these gym wipes, as a simple example of what we’re up against as inhabitants of a modern world driven by perverse incentives (profit over health) filled with over 350,000 synthetic chemicals.

Disasters can be our greatest teachers. This newsletter shares 12 lessons I’ve learned from the fire that I hope can help others find meaning and growth in hard times.

Friends! I am so excited to introduce one of my dear friends of 20 years, Carrie Denning Jackson, as the guest author of the newsletter this week. Carrie shows us that just as we know food is medicine, PLACE can be medicine too. I’m so excited to share her powerful, actionable overview.

Lately, I’ve been using ChatGPT to explore ideas for a future that balances sustainability, biodiversity, and respect for nature with a growing human population, technological innovation, thriving democracy, and personal freedoms. This would be ideal, right? Is it possible?