longevity

Discusses the life expectancy of humans, animals, plants, foods, and manufactured products, with advice on how to prolong the usefulness of various items and a list of the life-spans of famous and infamous people.

Examines the variation in life-spans of both domestic and wild animals, ranging from one day to more than a century. Discusses ways of estimating age and theories on why life-spans vary and what causes aging.

Reveals the secrets of diet, behavior, fitness, and attitude collected from long-lived communities around the world, revealing the critical everyday lifestyle choices and behavior that correspond to a longer, healthier life.

Study of man's search for youth and eternal life from ancient societies to modern day cryonics.

Contains over 500 recipes useful in avoiding diet-related diseases such as heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, hypoglycemia and other maladies.

Presents a guide to the human body, with tips on how to stay younger and healthier, including information on the heart and arteries, brain and nervous system, bones and muscles, lungs, digestive system, and sex organs.

Discusses the state of the art in the biology of aging, looking at discoveries in DNA that could enable scientists to turn back the clock on the human body, and presents the author's views on the social, cultural, and economic impact of people living to be hundreds of years old.

Argues that since eating whole, plant-based foods causes an infinite amount of possible biological consequences, current nutritional research that focuses on single chemicals is inadequate; and examines why eating habits have not changed despite the changes in nutrition science.