Staying young

di Dominik Mikulaschek (Autore)

tredition GmbH, 2026

Stay Young – What Science Really Knows About Longevity, Cellular Aging, and a Long, Healthy Life is your clear, easy-to-understand guide through the longevity jungle—without hype, without biohacking myths, and without empty promises. “Stay young” sounds like wishful thinking. But today, research offers surprisingly concrete answers: Why do cells age? Which processes drive biological aging—and which can be measurably influenced? This book organizes the most important findings from modern aging research, cell biology, and preventive medicine, and translates them into practical, everyday strategies. Instead of buzzwords, you get structure. You’ll learn the mechanisms behind cellular aging, regeneration, and healthspan—and how the right habits can steer your biology in a better direction. Inside, you’ll discover: the key mechanisms that drive aging (e.g., cellular stress, inflammation, repair and regeneration systems) how nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress directly affect your biology which habits can help you stay “younger”—and which make you age faster how to build a lifestyle where health becomes routine (realistic, doable, sustainable) how to recognize credible science—and separate marketing hype from real effects Who is this book for? For anyone interested in longevity, anti-aging, healthy aging, cellular health, regeneration, energy, performance, and long-term vitality—whether you’re a beginner or already deep into the topic. Ideal if you don’t just want to live longer, but live better: more stability, stronger routines, more clarity. This book is not a miracle pill. It’s a science-based compass—clear, grounded, and practical—so you can make informed decisions for a long, healthy life. For everyone who doesn’t just want to live longer—but better.

• Autore: Dominik Mikulaschek
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: tredition GmbH
• Formato: EPUB3 con Adobe DRM
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9783384838339