Полина Лосева - Против часовой стрелки. Что такое старение и как с ним бороться
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Полина Лосева - Против часовой стрелки. Что такое старение и как с ним бороться краткое содержание
В своей книге биолог и научный журналист Полина Лосева выступает в роли адвоката современной науки о старении и рассказывает о том, чем сегодня занимаются геронтологи и как правильно интерпретировать полученные ими результаты. Кто виноват в том, что мы стареем? Что может стать нашей защитой от старости: теломераза или антиоксиданты, гормоны или диеты? Биологи пока не пришли к единому ответу на эти вопросы, и читателю, если он решится перейти от размышлений к действиям, предстоит сделать собственный выбор.
Эта книга станет путеводителем по современным теориям старения не только для биологов, но и для всех, кому интересно, как помочь своему телу вести неравную борьбу со временем.
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