Brooke Burke is feeling the SoCal vibes! The 50-year-old star showed off her fabulous figure in a bright pink bathing suit over the weekend, while visiting an Aviator Nation store. "Malibu #Spring," she captioned the snap. How does she manage to make 50 look like 25? The star recently revealed her top diet, health, fitness, and wellness tips to Celebwell. Read on to see 12 of Brooke Burke's top tips for staying in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

Brooke doesn't have to try any fad diets, because she maintains a healthy lifestyle 365 days per year. "I don't like the word diet. It's all about building a sustainable, enjoyable, healthy lifestyle," she revealed to us. 

One health method Brooke does follow is time restricted eating. "I intermittent fast most every day," she dished to us. "I give myself a resting window of 16 hours, and I eat in an eight-hour window. It's 1:30p right now and I'm breaking my fast. I'm having a shake which is high in calories and in fat, which is totally okay. It has protein, matcha, MCT oil, dates, almond butter, one Tru Niagen stickpack, collagen powder, and cinnamon."

Brooke follows a Mediterranean-style eating plan. "I have healthy fats such as olive oil and avocados, vegetables, lean proteins, beans, and nuts," she revealed. Sometimes she will start her day with a shake. Others, she will eat a grilled salmon salad or some type of protein salad. "I love cobb salad," she adds. For dinner, she likes fish or a filet mignon with crunchy vegetables. She also enjoys the occasional spirit. "I might have a glass of vino or, if I'm being more health conscious, a tequila-based drink," she says. "I'm restricting my alcohol intake right now and not drinking any alcohol during the week." 

Brooke prefers working out at home to the gym. "I am all about the convenience of the digital gym," she explains. "That's one of the good things the pandemic taught us…we can get a great workout from the comfort and in the safety of our own homes." This is the main reason she started Brooke Burke Body. "I wanted to create something that was accessible to everyone. It sounds crazy but you really can do short 10–20-minute, intense workouts that help you sculpt and tone your body," she continues. "The app has workouts ranging from 5 minutes to 50 minutes and it is inexpensive at just $9.99 a month. You can even try it for free for a week. But whether it's my app or free content you find online, take the time to get your body moving. It's not only good for the body, but also for the mind."

Brooke's workout vary dramatically, and all live on the Brooke Burke Body app. "I believe in body sculpting. I believe in movement of all kinds. I do enjoy lifting weights and cardio, but you don't have to sweat for hours to reshape your body," she said. 

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Brooke evolves her health and fitness goals as she ages. "I understand my body more today than I did when I was younger. I listen to what it needs. I understand my cycles and why I have different cravings. I give myself grace when I have a cheat day or indulge in pasta like I just did in Italy," she told us. 

Brooke is into biohacking. "I am constantly trying new supplements and technology tools to make me feel better," she revealed to us. "That's how I became involved with BEMER. We all know how important it is to have proper blood circulation for moving oxygen and nutrients throughout the body and removing waste. But how do you increase blood circulation? That's what BEMER does. It's patented technology that stimulates and increases microcirculation by as much as 30%. I won't go into the science as it can be overwhelming, but I can tell you that it works. BEMER reinforces all the steps that I'm taking in preventative care, so I can live a long, healthy, and active life. And it takes just eight minutes twice a day."

Brooke is a big fan of health apps to keep yourself on track. "There are so many great apps that help you track your health and wellness," she says. "And so many that are free."

Brooke is all about supplementing. "I've been taking a supplement called Tru Niagen for about five years now that promotes health. It works at the cellular level and is all about increasing the NAD+ in our bodies. I usually put that into my morning coffee or protein shake," she revealed.

Brooke strongly suggests breathing exercises. "I'm all about feeling good. Finding the calm. Finding the power as a woman," she explained to us. She is even a certified breathwork teacher. "Breathwork is an active form of meditation—an opportunity to reset, release, create, and imagine—which I pair with sound baths that envelop you in positive energy that's healing and can melt stress away," she continued. "I host in-person retreats and experiences. In fact, we just had our first one since the pandemic at Rafi Lounge Malibu last month."

Workout buddies help keep Brooke accountable. "Find a fitness buddy or accountability partner who can help ensure you keep your personal commitment," she suggested. "It's easy to deprioritize ourselves. Having someone there who helps to inspire and motivate you sets you up for success."

"Set aside time for YOU," Brooke emphasized. "That means putting yourself on your daily schedule and remembering that you can still take care of whatever else you need to do before or after your 'me time.' You'll be a better friend, partner, parent, boss, etc. if you take the time to care for yourself and your needs every day."