: Often found at sites like World of Books for significantly less (~$5.17).
: Muscle cells are vital to longevity because they house approximately 95% of the body’s mitochondria. Esmonde-White asserts that strengthening these cells through movement keeps these cellular "powerhouses" active, which in turn maintains the vitality of bones, skin, and internal organs.
: Newer editions of the book include a specific focus on fascia , the connective tissue that binds the body together. Maintaining healthy fascia is presented as essential for preventing stiffness, arthritis, and chronic joint problems.
: The book distinguishes between chronological age and biological age. While primary aging (inevitable cellular decline) occurs, many symptoms commonly blamed on aging are actually "secondary aging" caused by sedentarism, which can be reversed. Practical Implementation
You can find the updated and revised edition of "Aging Backwards" at various retailers:
: Available at Barnes & Noble (~$21.99) and HarperCollins (~$17.59).