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Peter Attia

The Science and Art of Longevity
Peter AttiaPhysician Peter Attia argues for a new approach to medicine: acting early to prevent the chronic diseases that shorten lives, and focusing on staying strong and sharp for as many years as possible.
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The goal is more good years, not only more years.
Heart disease, cancer, dementia and metabolic disease build over decades. Act early.
Strength, stamina and stability training protect long-term health.
Rest, nutrition and emotional health are part of living longer well.
Train now for the things you want to be able to do when you're old.
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