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The Evergreen Life Experiment

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The Evergreen Life Experiment

By: Aviva Gat
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 Is it possible to stop yourself from aging?
Growing old is inevitable. That’s what the residents of Orchid Lake Village, an assisted living facility, believe until Evergreen Life offers a unique proposition. The pharmaceutical company has a new all natural, organic supplement that promises to reverse the signs of aging.
Eloise isn’t as lithe as she used to be. Gladys can’t remember the plot of her favorite TV show. Murray feels like the light inside of him has been blown out. After just a few weeks on the vitamin, they start to feel the effects. Laurel’s once-translucent hair has a caramel tint to it. A suddenly inspired Harold pens a new book. Eloise exercises like an athlete.
Could this be too good to be true? Their question is amplified when tragedy hits Orchid Lake, leaving everybody reeling.
The Evergreen Life Experiment explores the meaning of youth and whether age is just a mindset. Perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty and Jodi Picoult. Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Literature & Fiction Aging
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I suspect it may have also been written by AI. Fifth grade level, at most.

The narration was awful. Stiff. Choppy.

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