Vincent C. Giampapa – författare

Throughout life, DNA reproduces and replaces itself continually. In optimal conditions, the copies are perfect, but as environment, diet and stress begin to take their toll, so the DNA becomes damaged and this leads to aging and disease.

Dr. Vincent Giampapa, co-author of Younger Today, and his research team at Rutgers University nominated for a 2014 Nobel Prize in the area of Stem Cell Research.With this eye-opening book in hand, readers will learn to forget everything they think they know about aging and to stop blaming their genes for their health issues. There's no reason to live another day feeling tired and worn down. There's finally a natural way to recapture youth and YOUNGER TODAY provides the road map - no gadgets, gimmicks or unnatural solutions required. In YOUNGER TODAY, readers will discover the anti-aging secret that's been within our bodies all along: cellular health. When our body's cells are healthy, we're healthy and Dr. Vincent Giampapa and Carol Alt are here to show readers how to make it happen. With a medical doctor and supermodel as their guides, readers will tap into an all-natural, cell-boosting lifestyle that restores that youthful glow and minimises the signs of premature aging today. Filled with simple nutrition, exercise and meditation strategies that slow aging at its roots, YOUNGER TODAY is the ultimate resource for improved health at any age. Readers are urged to dive into YOUNGER TODAY to:·Learn what cell-healthy foods to eat and when to eat them·Discover the all-natural nutrients that can slow down aging·Discover an exercise routine that benefits the body in minutes·Learn why stress ages us and how to alleviate anxiety naturally·Look and feel younger now!

This book takes a whole new perspective concerning the approach to treating aging process. Most doctors feel they have no other options but to operate on the physical processes that occur as we grow older. Now, for the first time, there is another scientific approach that impacts on the causes of aging and not just on the effects.