Julie Gibson Clark Anti-Aging Routine
Julie’s daily routine is designed to support her long-term health. She prioritizes balance over perfection. Her approach integrates:
- physical activity
- mental clarity
- emotional well-being
It's perfect for anyone looking to improve their life in a sustainable way
Supplement Stack1
The core of Julie Gibson Clark Supplement Stack is Novos Labs Core which costs just $79/mo
PS: Julie does not specify brand names, that is why we add some affiliate links of similar products
Morning (5 AM)
- Nicotinamide Riboside (300 mg) by TruNiagen
- HRT Protocol (as prescribed by her doctor)
- Vitamin D3/K2 (5,000 IU) (Brand not specified, check options: Option 1, Option 2)
- Magnesium Taurate (125 mg) (Brand not specified, find here)
Mid-Morning (10 AM)
- B Complex (Amounts and brands vary throughout the year, Explore options)
- Omega-3 (2,000 mg) (Check Omega-3 options here)
Late Morning (11 AM)
- NOVOS Labs' Supplements: Longevity Core ($79 / month)* | I sometimes I mix this with 20mg of collagen, vanilla vegan protein or goat milk whey (tastes a bit like a creamsicle!). She does not specify brands, but these proteins might be considered: Vegan Vanilla Protein or Goat Milk Whey)
Evening (5 PM)
- Omega-3 (2,000 mg) (Same Omega-3 as above)
- Magnesium Taurate (125 mg) (Same link as above)
Bedtime (9 PM)
- Magnesium Glycinate (125 mg) (Check this option)
- Progesterone (prescription) (Doctor-prescribed)
- Valerian Root (200-400 mg) (Find Valerian Root here)
- Melatonin (0.3 mg) (Explore Melatonin options)
- Inositol, L-Theanine, Apigenin (Inositol, L-Theanine, Apigenin)
Lifestyle
Morning (5am)
- First Thing (5am): Wake, dress, read/pray/meditate, green tea. Quiet, still morning hours cherished. Weekends allow for more sleep
- Wake up and start the day: Around 06:00
- Green Tea Over Coffee: that’s easier on her body and provides a gentle source of energy. This mindful substitution highlights her focus on long-term well-being
- 7 AM Workout:
- She admits that working out is not always existing for her, but she is motivated by thinking about the post-workout sauna
- Once at the gym, she engages in a mix of cardio and strength training, progressively increasing intensity
- Her sessions are followed by a 20-30 minute sauna and a cold shower, promoting both recovery and resilience
Her workouts 2
- Monday: VO2 Max intervals (Norwegian 4x4) inspired by Rhonda Patrick, Stretching, Sauna - 20-30 minutes, Cold shower in Arizona winters - 4-5 minutes
- Tuesday: Full-body free weights
The exercises vary but I try to get at least 3-5 moves in for my lower body and 3-5 for my upper body, plus something for biceps and triceps. Right now I do 3 sets of 12 reps
- Wednesday: 20-45 minutes of zone 2 cardio (step mill or brisk walking outside), Core workout. Stretching + Sauna - 20-30 minutes, and Cold shower in Arizona winters - 4-5 minutes
- Thursday: Similar to Wednesday, but with less priority for Core Workout
- Friday: Full body workout with machines in the gym. 3-5 moves in for my lower body and 3-5 for my upper body, plus something for my core. 3 sets of 12 reps. Stretching. Sauna - 20-30 minutes. Cold shower in Arizona winters - 4-5 minutes
- Saturday: Same as Wednesday but with a focus on hiking, brisk walking outside, rucking..
- Sundays: No workout
This is rest and recharge day. It doesn't mean I don't do anything. I just have no commitments to anything. Frequently I end up hiking or walking - ideally with friends. But if I don't leave the house - that's fine too.
Nutritional Habits (9 AM - 12 PM) 2
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Julie’s Mean Green Drink is a powerhouse of nutrients:
1 tsp moringa 1.5 tsp fermented dried greens 0.5 tsp chlorella 1 tsp maca 1 lemon, juiced sweetener to taste 20g of collagen protein Ice and water to fill a 32oz / 1 liter glass
(If I have some made, I also mix in about 8 oz / 250 ml of beet kvass)
10-11 AM
Greens Latte
She referes to original recipe from “Better Broths & Healing Tonics, Dr. Kara Fitzgerald and Jill Sheppard Davenport”
Ingredients:
- Bone Broth - 8 oz / 250 ml
- Greens - 4 oz / 110 mg
I use a mix of baby greens - organic kale, chard and spinach. Make sure to cook them in your broth first. This will reduce the goitergens (substances that disrupt the production of thyroid hormones)
- Other Ingredients: Also included is apple, flax seed, pecans, spices and protein powder
Veggie Bowl
For lunch, Julie prepares a colorful veggie bowl, aiming to consume 1 lb of vegetables daily
To meet my goal of 1lb / 0.5kg of veggies daily, I mix up a colorful bowl to nosh on the rest of the day. This is a mixed bag of anything that looks good at the market when I'm there. Sometimes I blanche them, as in the case of broccoli, and sometimes I just sauté them up, but usually they're raw. This is usually 8-10 ounces / 220-300mg because I know I'll have some in my drink earlier and more at dinner. It sounds like a lot, but take it slow adding a bit more every week. You'll be at 1lb in no time. I also add some protein to this - usually chicken, eggs, steak, cheese, whatever is left over or easy to grab
Midday Practices (1 PM - 5 PM)
Meditation at 1 PM
Julie incorporates a 20-minute Transcendental Meditation (TM) session into her midday routine, helping her reduce stress and improve focus. This practice anchors her day, ensuring mental clarity and calmness.
Although TM recommends 2 times per day, which I will implement if I get really stressed, most days I’m happy with just one 20 minute session. One the most surprising benefits was its impact on sleep
Evening Wind-Down (5 PM - 9 PM)
Family Time and Dinner:
- She tries to try new recipe
- Trying to have dinner at least 3 hours before bed
- Her main goal is to enjoy time with her son
7:30 PM Evening Walk:
A new addition to Julie’s routine is a calming evening walk. She uses this time to listen to music and clear her mind, walking 6-9k steps
I hate going to bed full so I usually will walk a bit more that evening and/or delay bedtime
9pm Bed time
Before bed, Julie engages to use mouth tape and eye mask, turn off your phone and lights and go to sleep