In my new book “The Power of 5: The Ultimate Formula for Longevity & Remaining Youthful,” I talk about the importance of sweat and physical activity as part of my formula to remain youthful and AGE GRACEFULLY®.

In the sweat chapter, I focus on the many factors that have changed the way we live. We explore the advances in human history just within the last 50 years and their impact on our society.

Throughout the book, I share stories of some of the more memorable patients* I’ve worked with during my career. One such story is that of two brothers, Stanley and Ron. While genetically similar, in adulthood one became obese and diabetic and the other is still working out daily, well into his 80s. Explore with me, the understanding that genetics are no match for a healthy lifestyle.

Learn about the variety of diseases I’ve seen and how exercise has made a difference in them. I also talk about the importance of exercise, at any age, and how easily we can incorporate it into our daily lives … not just physical exercise, but mental exercise as well.

I hope you’ll find my book helpful and inspiring. Click here to order your copy today and don’t forget to follow me on Facebook and Twitter.

To a long and healthy life!

*In order to protect the privacy of those mentioned in this book, names and certain identifying characteristics of most patients whose medical histories are described have been changed. Furthermore, all stories were written following HIPAA (Health Portability Act of 1996) compliance guidelines.

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