Outlive. The science & art of longevity

I really don't like the word “longevity” because it smells of lotions, potions, and quackery, but I understand it is shorthand for something meaningful. That something can be technically defined as the product of lifespan (how long you live), and healthspan (how well you live). And I think there is a real disconnect between the medical definition of healthspan–the time of life you spend free of “disability and disease”–and a far more useful definition which is based on more nuanced metrics of physical, cognitive, and emotional health. Maximizing longevity must address both of these issues: living longer and living better. After the birth of my daughter, I wanted to understand and apply this concept to the best of my knowledge. That is where the journey started, simply for my own understanding. Ko'proq ko'rish

496 pages. At 20 minutes a day, you'll finish it in about 25 days.