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Why does your life depend on the Elastic of Life?
What The Book Is About
What others are saying about this book
This book describes how the damage that hidden stress inflicts on the elastic
in our heart and body is being prevented and reversed. With a Foreword by one of America’s leading cardiologists, it tells the stories of the patients,
doctors, and scientists who together are discovering the nature of longevity.
In easy-to-understand terms, and backed by hundreds of references,
it provides practical insights into:
• How the elastic that drives the heart, arteries, and skin is being restored.
• Why the damage from hidden stress limits how long and well we live.
• Why standard care doesn’t target the damage, and how that’s changing.
• Why diet & exercise are crucial, but still can’t break the lifespan barrier..
• How doctors reverse Peripheral Artery Disease damage without surgery.
• How life-threatening aneurysms are being repaired due to that discovery.
• How trillions of tiny blobs that rule our health are driving a revolution.
• How a supplement formula has been improving heart health for decades.
• How patients are escaping the trap of uninsured and unexpected costs.
• Who is investing in effective solutions and overcoming barriers to them.
• How the places where we live trigger hidden stress and help to prevent it.
Who's Talking About the Book
David Snow - Dr. Health Radio
The longest running radio health news magazine host says...
"I’ve reviewed thousands of books and authors and doctors… but there's information in your book that is not in a lot of longevity works.... it's not in ANY of the health books or medical texts that I've come across. And so, hats off to you for coming out with some of this groundbreaking information,
and it really is a breakthrough book."
Photo by Brendan O'Reilly.
The standard prescribed therapies for cardiovascular disease and other
chronic illnesses have not succeeded
in resolving this problem because
they're not targeted towards it.
Dr. Gervasio Lamas,
Chief of Cardiology,
Mt. Sinai Medical Center & Columbia University
Magazine Articles
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Podcasts & Radio Shows
Improving cardiovascular health
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Inspiring Stories
Watch the story that's in the book
Stories of patients who are getting better, doctors who are treating them, and researchers who made the discoveries. Together, they are restoring the heart and body by unlocking the nature of longevity. Meet the innovators who pioneered these advances, and patients who are benefiting from them. See how they are solving this problem, as described by one of America's leading cardiologists who found a way to do it ...