The New Science of Healthy Aging

De: Scientific American

Narrado por: Suzie Althens

Understanding why we age and how to prevent age-related physical and mental decline can help us to live in the moment and enjoy our health at any age. In this audiobook, we explore the latest thinking in why we age, strategies to help maintain good health, as well as research into the limits of human longevity.

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so good

Es una buena investigación acerca de la longevidad, y si esta comprovado que a mayor actividad fisica se es más longevo

Great information

Really enjoyed the content and the viewpoint was also different. The short chapters were helpful and easy to listen to in the car.

Great collection of articles

If you want to know how to increase your chances of having a long, healthy, and vibrant life, here's what science currently has to say on the subject. This is a collection of articles, mostly from Scientific American. Expect some repetition of information since the articles are from different authors and written at different times. Overall, though, most listeners will glean a lot of useful information. Here's hoping a lot of health care practitioners will discover this as well.

Useful Discussion of Research re Ageing

Like the study of genetic pluses and minuses, studies of large populations to sort out habits that build resilience. Did not know that getting past 80s could mean pretty smooth sailing in 90s. Sorry to say some discussion got pretty technical, but overall the articles were ok for a general reader (or listener). Thankfully, there is a thought that aging, meaning encountering hallmarks of aging (heart disease, cancer, diabetes, dementia), is going to be avoidable.

better than most

wasn't bad but a little odd to have woman reading when was obvious the author was male, but overall very good.

A great informative book on healthy aging

This book contains the information that you need to approach the subject of healthy aging.

Good information but technical at times. Too many acronyms.

It’s very good to know that all this important work is going on. For the normal reader, there are too many new acronyms. After all, for the audiobook, you can’t just flip back to the previous page to see what it means.

Interesting

Loved it! Interesting and informative. It opened the door for new ideas and view points.

Excellent for a free book

I appreciate Audible for providing a good collection of essays on healthy aging. I found it interesting and informative as a 72 year old biohacker.

Aging

Good collection.
More like this please. Aging and chronic disease are not the same. Life begins at 97…very interesting