Here are the 4 books from that “Wish list” section, with what each one is about:
1.
The Age Code
— by
David Cox
Reviewed by Graham Lawton
- Cox measures his biological age and finds he’s ageing faster than expected.
- He tries to lower it mainly by changing diet (fewer calories, more fibre, better fats).
- Explores “drivers of ageing” like too many calories, low micronutrients, processed food.
- Includes experiments, lab tests, and extreme fibre intake attempts.
2.
Invincible: Defy Your Genetic Destiny to Live Better, Longer
— by
Florence Comite
- Focuses on diet, sleep, and exercise to slow ageing.
- Mix of science + self-help advice.
- Emphasizes overcoming genetic risk.
3.
This Book Could Save Your Life: The Science of Living Longer Better
— by
Graham Lawton
- Broad overview of longevity science.
- Practical lifestyle changes to live longer and healthier.
- Evidence-based rather than purely motivational.
4.
This Book May Save Your Life: Everyday Health Hacks to Worry Less and Live Better
— by
Karan Rajan
- Humorous, practical body and health hacks.
- Everyday physiology explained simply.
- Focus on optimizing daily habits.
Common theme:
All four books are about slowing ageing and improving lifespan, especially through:
- diet
- sleep
- exercise
- daily habits
- metabolic health
If you want, I can also:
- rank them (most scientific vs easiest to read)
- suggest which one to start with
- summarize “biological age” in simple terms
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