Completely revised and updated, the best-selling and comprehensive guide to healthy aging.
Advances in medical care allow us to live longer, but to enjoy life we need to stay healthy. Completely revised and updated, Living Well presents a thorough but manageable program for keeping in good mental and physical shape as we grow older. In Part I, Dr. James Fries includes the most up-to-date medical information about how many diseases associated with aging–such as osteoarthritis, diabetes, and atherosclerosis–can be avoided or put off with the latest medication and alternative treatment options. Part II addresses many other challenges that people in their middle and later years face–from planning for retirement, to keeping your mind active, to maintaining a healthy sex life, to writing a will. Finally, Part III provides easy-to-use decision charts- on everything from hip pain to incontinence to diet and exercise-that quickly help determine whether professional intervention is necessary or whether home treatment will suffice. Comprehensive and accessible, Living Well is the essential reference for promoting a long, happy, and healthy life.
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Based on more than 500 clinical studies and interviews with over 100 top doctors, this breakthrough medical research will teach you how to reverse or avoid the signs and ailments associated with aging. Beyond conventional advice about diet and exercise, this book discusses proven and specific keys to living well. By understanding the underlying causes of good health, you can:
Living life to the fullest now-and later.
John Gray, who celebrated gender differences in his groundbreaking book, Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus, and eleven other bestsellers, now turns to diet and exercise as a source of well-being and harmony. John Gray taught men and women how to embrace their differences to build strong, loving relationships. This practical guide reveals how diet, exercise, and communication skills combine to affect the production of healthy brain chemicals.
