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Life Extension Express: 7 Steps You Can Take Now, To Catch The Emerging Wave Of Medical Breakthroughs... For A Youthful Indefinite (Yes, Indefinite) Lifespan
Imagine, never dying from old age; limitless (yes, limitless) youth, health and beauty. This user-friendly book explains how and why emerging technologies will let us live endless dynamic lives... and even restore youth to the elderly. You may live to enjoy tomorrow's medical miracles by following the seven simple steps illustrated in Life Extension Express.
324 pages, Paperback
First published September 2, 2009
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February 20, 2014
***PART 1***
The introduction was good, but it repeats itself a little bit.
I hate it when it's written "a recent study showed [...]" without citing the study, which happens a couple of times.
***PART 2***
Some sources are still missing. But the information is very concise, straight to the point, and still well explain!
I don't like when David A. Kekich says things like "you should eat less X" because how does he know how much X I eat? (he doesn't) So there's some part I would have prefer written differently.
The introduction was good, but it repeats itself a little bit.
I hate it when it's written "a recent study showed [...]" without citing the study, which happens a couple of times.
***PART 2***
Some sources are still missing. But the information is very concise, straight to the point, and still well explain!
I don't like when David A. Kekich says things like "you should eat less X" because how does he know how much X I eat? (he doesn't) So there's some part I would have prefer written differently.
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