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In 1900, the average human lifespan was 47 years. Today it is 73. Scientists at Harvard, MIT, Stanford, and the Salk Institute are now asking a more radical question: can the biological clock be slowed - or reversed? The Longevity Code breaks down the cutting-edge science of aging and the practical protocols that could add decades of healthy, high-function life. Based on peer-reviewed research from the world's leading labs. Inside, you'll find: - The nine hallmarks of aging - what they are and how researchers are targeting each one - David Sinclair's information theory of aging and the reprogramming hypothesis - Senolytics: the compounds designed to clear zombie cells and reverse tissue aging - NAD+ precursors (NMN, NR) and what the human trial data shows - Rapamycin, metformin, and the mTOR pathway - Caloric restriction, fasting, and the longevity pathways they activate - Epigenetic age testing: how to measure your biological age - The Blue Zones: what populations living to 100 actually do - What practical longevity habits the best current science supports The biology of aging is being cracked open. This book explains what's inside.

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