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Mayo Clinic on Healthy Aging

An Easy and Comprehensive Guide to Keeping Your Body Young, Your Mind Sharp and Your Spirit Fulfilled (2nd Edition)

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Mayo Clinic on Healthy Aging

By: Nathan K. LeBrasseur Ph.D, Christina Chen M.D.
Narrated by: Daniel Henning
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Healthy aging isn’t simply a roll of the dice. But it also doesn’t happen by accident. How people age is a choice. Mayo Clinic on Healthy Aging discusses the biology of aging—why we age and how to slow the aging process. It delves into common health and lifestyle concerns and outlines steps that listeners can take to enjoy longer and more purposeful lives.

Researchers are finding that genes play a smaller role in overall health than most individuals realize. More often, the life people lead in their later years is a culmination of personal attitudes, decisions made, and actions taken beginning in young adulthood. The book covers a variety of topics including responding to personal risks, how to challenge the brain and body, healthy diet, physical activity, resiliency, retirement planning, and living a fulfilling life. Listeners also will find practical tips to keep their minds, bodies, and spirits in top shape.

Think of this book as an instruction manual that provides the tools needed to live life to its maximum—ensuring that the later years are some of the best years. The advice comes from a wide range of Mayo Clinic specialists, including staff of the Kogod Center on Aging, where discoveries being made suggest aging may be a modifiable risk factor—a process that can be controlled. The Center’s efforts are focused on the goal of increasing human “health span”—the number of years spent living independently and free of age-related diseases and disabilities.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2024 Nathan K. LeBrasseur, Ph.D (P)2024 Mayo Clinic Press
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Might be better as a print book

Not a good listen. There are apparently many charts in the print edition and it is horrible to listen to a person reading multiple charts. They should have been included in the pdf but that is really just a bmi chart. I listened to most of the book and can’t get through it. No new information about aging better.

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This is not so great compared to what else is out there. We have books that are much more novel.

This basically basically repeats the fact that being overweight and smoking is bad for you who would’ve thought?

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