Peter Attia
14 habitsPhysician and author of Outlive, focused on the science of longevity, what he calls Medicine 3.0. His own regimen centers on zone 2 cardio, strength and stability work, protected sleep, and relentless metabolic monitoring, all aimed at training for the "centenarian decathlon." He discusses emerging therapies, including peptides, with clinical caution on his podcast The Drive.
Zone 2 cardio
Does several hours a week of steady low-intensity cardio to build aerobic base.
Strength and rucking
Trains strength and carries a weighted pack to preserve muscle and bone.
Stability and mobility work
Starts many sessions with dynamic neuromuscular and stability drills to prevent injury.
Omega-3s, vitamin D and magnesium
Takes EPA/DHA omega-3s, vitamin D and magnesium, supplements he has discussed repeatedly on The Drive.
Continuous glucose monitoring
Tracks blood glucose to understand how food and activity affect metabolism.
High-protein intake
Targets a high daily protein intake spread across meals.
Deep work and reading
Blocks focused time for research, writing and reading in his field.
Sleep protocol
Protects a fixed sleep schedule in a cool, dark room as a top priority.
Also in this routine
- 馃敀 Sauna sessions
- 馃敀 No food before bed
- 馃敀 Emotional health practice
- 馃敀 Screen dimming at night
- 馃敀 Cool bedroom
- 馃敀 Daily creatine
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