The trajectory of my career has been an incessant zig-zag. I can't help from making synapse connections between concepts and fields many people find unrelated. And I needed this big-picture view to work on my favorite project by far - 'The aging gap between species' book, a journey of comparative gerontology from the simplest to the most complex organisms known and what makes them age so differently. There is a plethora of species displaying negligible senescence, but the research done on them is scattered around in obscure journals and the common mouse is still the de facto animal model when studying aging.
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Are you at a crossroads?
Do you wonder what should you do with your life?
Would life be easier if you could only get some direction?
If any of these 101 ideas inspired you, I’d love to hear from you!
Aging is a puzzle to solve. Lifespan differences among species are magnitudes of order larger than any lifespan variation achieved in the lab. This is the reason for which I studied countless information resources in an attempt to gather highly specialized research into one easy-to-follow book. Only you can decide if I achieved this.
Calorie restriction with optimal nutrition is the most robust method to extend life in many species.
Could it work in humans too? This book is the answer to that question.