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Almost Forever is a longevity podcast for people who want more than a longer life - they want a fuller one. Hosted by registered longevity dietitians Melanie Murphy Richter and Renee Fitton, Almost Forever features conversations with the clinicians, scientists, and thinkers shaping how we understand the building blocks of a longer healthspan; nutrition, hormones, sleep, metabolism, the gut microbiome, fasting, supplements, mindset, exercise, environmental toxicity, stress, social networks and the daily decisions that compound over decades. You can't live forever but we'll get you one step closer. Brought to you by Prolon, the longevity technology company behind The 5 Day FMD with over 25 years of longevity research, over 40 clinical trials, and 130 global patents. New episodes every other Wednesday on YouTube @prolonfmd, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.

About our Hosts:
Melanie Murphy Richter has a Masters in Nutrition, Healthspan & Longevity. She was recognized Young Dietician of the Year by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics in 2023. She teaches graduate-level Nutrition Physiology at UC Irvine and is the Head of Communications at L-Nutra. 


Renee Fitton has a Masters in Nutrition, Healthspan & Longevity. She developed one of only seven CDC Full+ Accredited Diabetes Prevention Programs in the U.S. Renee is the Vice President of Growth at L-Nutra.

Almost Forever is brought to you by Prolon. Prolon is a longevity technology company. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your diet, exercise, supplement, or health routine. Guest views are their own and may not reflect those of Prolon or its parent company L-Nutra.

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Dr. Michael Breus is a clinical psychologist, board-certified sleep specialist, and one of the world's leading sleep doctors. Known as "The Sleep Doctor," he joins Almost Forever hosts Renee and Melanie to explain why sleep is more flexible than we've been led to believe and which sleep hygiene rules actually matter. Along the way: what to do when you wake up at 3 a.m., why melatonin supplements may be doing more harm than good, how menopause disrupts circadian rhythms, and the four ani...
Dr. Felice Gersh is a board-certified OB-GYN, also board certified in integrative medicine. She has spent her career helping women through every hormonal stage of life. She joins Almost Forever hosts Renee and Melanie to make the case that menopause is a transition, not a decline, and that the ovaries are a woman’s best longevity organ. Along the way: why estradiol is the body’s “master of metabolic homeostasis,” why women going through menopause live in a kind of “perpetual jet lag,” how she...
An endocrinologist who spent nearly two decades as a vice president at Harvard's Joslin Diabetes Center, Dr. William Hsu is now Chief Medical Officer at L-Nutra, the makers of Prolon, and the founder of its medical division, L-Nutra Health. He joins Almost Forever hosts Renee and Melanie to make the case that aging itself should be treated like a disease, and that the real root cause of diabetes, heart disease and dementia is a body that has lost its ability to heal. Along the way: the patien...
Former U.S. Senate press secretary, Fortune 500 crisis communicator, and founder of the Pure Joy app, Kelsey J. Patel has reinvented herself more than once, and she was one of the early voices to bring burnout into the modern conversation. She joins Almost Forever hosts Renee and Melanie to talk about why there's no one-size-fits-all body, what burnout really looks like, and how to come back to yourself when life knocks you sideways. Along the way: the toxic mold poisoning that left her witho...
Celebrity trainer and body transformation specialist Corey Calliet — the man behind Michael B. Jordan's physique in Creed — joins Almost Forever hosts Renee and Melanie for a conversation that's far more about mindset than muscle. Corey makes the case that the body is the one thing we can truly control, and that lasting change starts in the mind long before it shows up in the mirror. He traces his own improbable path from delivering mail in Louisiana to training Hollywood's biggest stars, and...
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