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Save:Thought-provoking, bold, and packed with scientific insight - Ending Aging will inspire anyone curious about living longer, even if it occasionally ventures into controversial or complex territory. Best for those ready to dive deep into the science of why we age and how we might stop it.
'Ending Aging' by Aubrey de Grey and Michael Rae explores the possibility of reversing human aging through rejuvenation breakthroughs. De Grey presents a comprehensive plan called SENS (Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence) to address the seven types of cellular damage that contribute to aging. delves into the underlying mechanisms of aging at the cellular level and proposes solutions to manipulate these mechanisms to potentially achieve indefinite youthful lifespans. De Grey's writing style combines hard science with Silicon Valley's techno-optimism, making complex biological concepts accessible to readers.
September 2007•418 pages
