A hosszúélet-paradoxon

The longevity paradox

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The book is about the secrets of healthy aging, supporting the microorganisms living in the body, and the role of lifestyle in how to stay young and vibrant in old age.

Based on the experiences of cardiologist Dr. Gundry, diseases of old age are not inevitable, but are consequences of our previous lifestyle, and the book offers concrete solutions for maintaining vitality and health.

"Bad bacteria love sugar, and remember, so do cancer cells.

So, as painful as it is, cutting back on sugar is the best thing you can do to ward off these harmful elements and help your gut friends win the war."

Short content summary

The book summarizes the scientific background of aging in an easy-to-understand format, highlighting the role of nutrition, lifestyle, and the gut microbiome in maintaining health.

It provides practical advice on how to reduce the risk of many diseases of old age with proper diet and lifestyle changes.

The essence of the paradox and suggestions

The essence of the paradox is that the diseases that accompany aging are not inevitable, but can be influenced by our lifestyle.

The main idea of ​​the book is that supporting the microbiome living in our bodies (especially gut bacteria) is key to maintaining health and thereby reducing diseases associated with aging, such as cancer, Alzheimer's disease, or rheumatism.

Lifestyle and diseases

According to the book, most of the diseases associated with aging are a result of our lifestyle, especially our diet.

The role of the microbiome

The role of the microbiome

Our health is significantly influenced by gut bacteria, which also control diseases related to aging.

The possibility of action

It's never too late to change, supporting the microbiome can improve our health and quality of life.

The proposed methods

In his book The Longevity Paradox, Gundry outlines a diet and lifestyle plan for maintaining gut health.

Summary

Our cells age from the day we are born, but aging doesn't have to mean decline.

Dr. Steven R. Gundry, the world-renowned author of The Plant Paradox and a lifelong caregiver to adult patients, knows well that we all want to live forever – until we are faced with the suffering of our aging parents and relatives.

How can we solve one of humanity's greatest paradoxes: to reach a long old age while still feeling young in body and soul?

Dr. Gundry's groundbreaking book answers this question.

The renowned cardiologist and cardiac surgeon, who has worked with thousands of patients, discovered during his work that the diseases that come with aging are not natural at all, but rather consequences of our lifestyle.

The longevity paradox shows the method of healthy aging: how to support the "most ancient" parts of our body, the microorganisms living in our bodies.

Our health is largely determined by the intestinal bacteria that make up the microbiome.

From cancer to Alzheimer's to common ailments like rheumatism and obesity, these tiny creatures control the quality of our lives as we grow older.

But it's never too late to support the microbes living within us and give them what they need to thrive - and us along with them.

Through the diet and lifestyle plan outlined in The Longevity Paradox, we can maintain the health of our digestive system and spend the decades allotted to us with the best possible quality of life.

With the help of this publication that revolutionizes the science of aging, we can stay healthy and vibrant for the rest of our lives.

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microbiome
The image shows the human microbiome, which is the totality of microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other protozoa) living in and on the human body.

The human microbiome is largely found in the intestinal tract, but microorganisms also live on the skin, in the mouth, and other parts of the body.

These microbes play important roles in maintaining health, including aiding digestion, producing vitamins, regulating the immune system, and protecting against disease-causing bacteria.

There are many more microbial cells in our bodies than human cells, and the number of genes in the microbiome can exceed the number of genes in the human genome by up to 100 times.

The composition of the microbiome varies from individual to individual and may play a role in the development of and susceptibility to disease.

The microbiome refers to the collective genome or genetic material of microbes living in a given environment, which is called the microbiota.

The human microbiome describes the collected microbiomes of the human body, which primarily live in the gut and which show significant variation between individuals and between different anatomical locations.

Factors that influence the microbiome include diet, lifestyle, genetics, anatomical location, antibiotics, and pathogens.

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