Lived long enough, lived happy enough

Author: Ray Kurzweil
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: "This book is trulying—it is concise yet comprehensive, accurately describing the state of our knowledge about biology, medicine, and information technology in the past and present. Whether you are driven by curiosity about knowledge or concern for your health, you will find this book exceptionally fascinating. It is a must-read." —Tina Karam (Physicist, inventor of the long-acting insulin pump and the Abbott mobile system, recipient of the U.S. National Medal of Technology) "This is a prophetic book that provides new evidence about aging and how to live better and longer. Highly recommended." —Tina Erich, M.D. (Founder of the "Open Your Mind" program) "This book shows us a wonderful and exciting picture, bringing the latest research progress in biotechnology and natural sciences into human health and quality of life. Kurzweil and Grossman propose simple lifestyle modifications to avoid chronic diseases, with content so comprehensive and diverse that it provides a path to a healthier body." —George B. King, M.D. (Director of the Zislin Diabetes Research Center at Harvard Medical School, Professor at Harvard Medical School) "Even for health-conscious people, this book is a wake-up call. It boldly challenges traditional thinking about disease treatment and aging prevention, offering fundamental solutions to stay young and healthy." —John Gray, Ph.D. (Author of "Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus")