Mimi Kirk – How To Have Tons Of Energy, Look Great & Feel Amazing At 74 Years Old
Episode 1 hr 8 min

Mimi Kirk – How To Have Tons Of Energy, Look Great & Feel Amazing At 74 Years Old

[include file=get-in-itunes.html] Mimi Kirk joined our show today and talked about the benefits of the raw food lifestyle, living foods and anti aging tips for taking care of ourselves. Mimi is a living example of what it means to take an active interest in your health over many decades.

Lots of people talk from ivory towers about what we should be eating, but it’s different when you see somebody who’s getting amazing results. Follow people who get results, no matter what area in your life this principle applies.

At 74 years old Mimi looks amazing, has tons of energy and follows a raw vegan diet and has been a vegetarian for over 40 years. The potential we all have is just amazing. If you’re coming into this diet and lifestyle (no matter what you are currently eating) at a later age, you can always get results. It’s never too late to start taking care of yourself.

Mimi didn’t become a raw vegan until the age of 69!

I want to say this as a caveat, we don’t promote any one particular diet here at Extreme Health Radio. We’re simply showing you what’s possible. It’s up to you to decide what diet is going to work for your body. Just the other day we had Aajonus Vonderplanitz on talking about the benefits of eating raw meat, raw eggs, raw milk, raw butter, raw cream, organ meat, glands and even fermenting them.

What we do promote here on Extreme Health Radio is becoming healthy (whatever that means for you) and taking an active interest in taking better care of your body. You can decide to follow any diet you’d like!

We hope you all enjoy this interview/podcast with Mimi Kirk!

After you listen, comment below and tell us what you think!

We discuss the following and so much more:

  • The benefits of starting to take care of yourself at a young age
  • Chef Matthew Kenney’s recent raw chef classes
  • Her transition to a raw vegan lifestyle
  • Bernando LaPallo born in 1901 – 111 years old raw foodist
  • Her biggest mistakes she’s made regarding health
  • How to get raw food for really cheap
  • Cheap alternatives to nut milk bags
  • Valerie Harper’s cancer diagnosis
  • How having a positive mental attitude towards life is key
  • The health benefits of meditation and exercise
  • The health of the rest of her family compared to hers

Feel great, have tons of energy and look like a million bucks at 74. Mimi Kirk explains how… – Click to tweet this!

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Show Date: Monday 3/18/2013
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Show Guest: Mimi Kirk
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Guest Info: Throughout her life, Mimi Kirk’s talents and interpersonal skills brought her into numerous jobs and careers. She had a stint as a Las Vegas showgirl, and was the stand-in for Mary Tyler Moore in the hit sitcom The Mary Tyler Moore Show. She designed clothes and jewelry for Valerie Harper, and invented the popular scarf motif along with the “Rhoda style” for Valerie on the Rhoda television series. Her career in the film industry put her in front of the camera for over seventeen years.

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Kirk left the industry to open her own national jewelry manufacturing business. Later, becoming Interested in personal growth, she sold her company and became the regional marketing director for a company that delivered self-improvement seminars. She left to study with her Guru in India. Soon after her return she became executive assistant and charity events coordinator for a private family, and sat on the board of several nonprofit organizations in Los Angeles. In 1989, Kirk was the founder, editor, and publisher of an environmental newspaper, The City Planet, in Los Angeles.

Adding to her list of many careers, in 1998 Mimi owned and operated Side Saddle, L.L.C. for ten-years where she manufactured cowgirl themed products sold around the world. She is the inventor of four board games including Cowgirls

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