500 OF THE MOST IMPORTANT WAYS TO STAY YOUNGER LONGER Hazel Courteney
According to the World Health Organization, 55% of baby boomers now in good health will reach the age of 100. This book shows how you can live a healthier life full of energy and vitality for longer, and so relish your advancing years rather than worry about disease and immobility. The fact is that the major killers - heart disease, strokes, diabetes and many cancers - are easily preventable if you adapt your lifestyle accordingly. Nutrition and taking the right supplements can help you slow the aging process and the good news is that our bodies can regenerate to a considerable degree. There are many anti-aging books available but this is probably the most comprehensive, giving hundreds of useful hints that we can all start practising now. 320pp, 156mm x 235mm, softback, 2003
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