Ageless Generation by Zhavoronkov

from FlyingMonster

I was interested in this book to find out things I could do now, or in the near future, to increase my own longevity. The book mentioned the generalities that one should exercise and avoid obesity, which most people know already. The book did not indicate how much exercise would lead to what spec...

from donbuch1

As a matter of public policy, the "Ageless Generation" provides the clarion for predicting what people will value most in the next hundred years, namely increased longevity. In an age of economic uncertainty, the world will likely see more polarization of rich and poor. The middle class will be m...

from palmaceae

The Ageless Generation attempts to be a useful book that will influence public policy in terms of providing funding for age research. However, it's not a very interesting read, and maybe I'm just too well read, but I felt like the book was just taking a bunch of stuff I already knew, clumsily rep...

from GlennBell

This is an insightful and interesting book. Information on the falling birth rates is interesting and it is unclear whether this slowing down of the number of births per family will ultimately curb the impact of the pollution, global warming, and food and drinking water shortages. The impact of m...

from CaroPg

This work is a wonderfully vulgarized essai on aging, and its future impact on our society. The author guides us along the way by first introducing us to what is aging on a biological level, what we know about it, and what biomedical science is currently doing to postpone it. Though at first I wa...