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    QuickRead presents a summary of "Super Human" by Dave Asprey:

     

    The revolutionary bulletproof plan to age backward and maybe even live forever.

     

    People have been searching for a secret to stop aging for centuries. From looking for the fountain youth to modern society's implementation of creams, serums, and injections, Western society is obsessed with not only looking young but feeling young as well. Most people accept the aging process and assume they'll live long lives until they succumb to one of the four major killers: cancer, Alzheimer's, heart disease, or diabetes. But what if those diseases could be a thing of the past? Dave Asprey believes they can be. Through proper diet, exercise, and special treatments and supplements, you can fight the signs of aging and even begin aging backward. So, if you're lacking energy and wish you could reverse the wrinkles, gray hair, and other typical signs of aging, keep reading to find out how. 

     

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    Release dateDec 12, 2019
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