Resultados para "Das Institut" en Envejecimiento y longevidad

Aging doesn’t have to mean slowing down. This NIA booklet shows how small, science-backed choices—movement, food, sleep, connection, and curiosity—can protect independence and keep life feeling yours for decades. Drawing on NIH-funded studies, it explains what researchers know about supporting healthy aging by caring for physical, mental, and cognitive health together.

The Kaufmann Protocol is the first comprehensive approach to aging that tackles why we age, and then recommends a strategic, scientific formulation to decelerate the process. The book brings practical information to everyday people, and takes the science of aging out of the laboratory and into the real world. The first half of The Kaufmann Protocol discusses aging on a cellular level, which separates it from all other anti-aging fads. We age because our cells age and it is this understanding that allows the protocol to combat aging for people from all walks of life.

You’ve probably heard that physical activity, including exercise, is good for you. If you’re already active, keep it up! But it may be time to push yourself a little harder, try a new activity, or find new ways to add exercise to your daily life. Don’t worry if you’re not currently active, have never exercised, or had stopped these good habits for some reason. It’s never too late to get moving, and by picking up this booklet and listening through it, you’ve taken an important step toward better health.

As people age, they often find themselves spending more time alone. This can affect your health and well-being. Everyone needs social connections to survive and thrive.

This audiobook is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The authors and publisher are not healthcare providers and do not offer individualized medical guidance. Nothing in this recording establishes a doctor-patient relationship. The therapies and suggestions discussed are based on clinical experience, research, and the authors’ perspectives at the time of production. They are presented in good faith for general awareness but may not suit everyone. Results vary due to factors like medical history, genetics, and current health.

The fear of growing old is a universal burden. Here’s the book you need to ensure that you move into and through old age with grit and grace. Fr. John LaFarge shows you how to conquer any fear of aging and how to make your golden years the best years of your life. At age 84, Fr. LaFarge was struck by the many advantages and blessings of aging, and he observed that modern men and women have lost touch with the traditional view of old age as the crowning summit of life. Seeing old age instead as a calamity, he says, is what makes aging such a misery for many.

“Dr. Barlow’s book, Code Breaker, is the embodiment of brilliance in our profession, a true visionary masterpiece with the potential to revolutionize healthcare as we know it. His innate ability to unravel the intricate code of health and disease and produce innovative solutions is a testament to his genius.”—DR. MARIANNE ABATE, DC, CACCP

In this groundbreaking book, Dr. Michael F. Roizen and Dr. Mehmet C. Oz bust the myths and stereotypes about the way we view ourselves -- and how we define beauty. Most people think that beauty revolves around such things as lipstick, sweet eyes, or skinny jeans -- all those things that we can...