Publisher's Synopsis
Note: This is a SUMMARY of David Sinclair's, LifeSpan: Why We Age and Why We Don't Have to
In "Lifespan: Why We Age-and Why We Don't Have To" David Sinclair explains why aging isn't something we have to accept. Rather than being something that is seen as inevitable, we can now start to make great strides towards living longer and healthier lives. Not just with the assistance of medicine, but on our own today.
The book opens up our minds to the newer possibilities of living longer lives. For David Sinclair, aging is a disease; it is also a curable one. It is this cure to aging and its attendant maladies that he explains in the pages of LifeSpan. If you, like any other person, would want to live a longer, healthier life, LifeSpan is essentially a guide to the kind of life you desire. In simpler terms, it is medicine built on beautiful prose. It serves the dual purpose of feeding your curiosity and, at the same time, preparing you for a better life.
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