SUMMARY OF Lifespan by David Sinclair: Why We Age and Why We Don’t Have to

by Spark Reads

This is a SUMMARY of David Sinclair’s, LifeSpan : Why We Age and Why We Don’t Have to In LifeSpan , David Sinclair offers a provocative insight into the concept of aging. Purely based on research, he shows how human life can be prolonged as against the popular opinion that aging is inevitable. A product of biological research processes, LifeSpan is laced with proofs, with a vast explanation of how several hormones and enzymes work to bring about aging and how these can be altered. LifeSpan , albeit filled with medical jargons, is an exciting read. The author, David Sinclair , breaks down these scientific terms and invariably makes them easily comprehensible to an average reader. The narrative is set to sustain a reader's interest with bated breath. The book opens up our minds to the newer possibilities of living longer lives. For David Sinclair, aging is a disease; it is also a curable one. It is this cure to aging and its attendant maladies that he explains in the pages of LifeSpan . If you, like any other person, would want to live a longer, healthier life, LifeSpan is essentially a guide to the kind of life you desire. In simpler terms, it is medicine built on beautiful prose. It serves the dual purpose of feeding your curiosity and, at the same time, preparing you for a better life.

69 pages, Paperback

Published August 30, 2020

Reviews

[Geo Rai]

Fast tracked reading. Factual good technical.

Very good analysis of book. No fluff, no dumbing down of technical information.
Easy read. Recommended.

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