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Take a deep breath and imagine living in a world where aging and illness are truly optional.
What if, aging was a matter of the choices we make every day and not a matter of bad luck? What if, with each passing year, your body remains in peak shape or, better yet, continues to improve? Picture this: you experience a thirty-year-old’s vitality and intellectual sharpness into your nineties and beyond.
This is no longer simply a nice idea. It’s fast becoming a reality thanks to the pioneering efforts of one entrepreneur known for tackling and achieving ‘moonshots, ‘ or seemingly impossible goals. In 2017, Naveen Jain set his sights on humanity’s most daunting challenge yet: the epidemic of aging and disease.
According to the latest statistics on chronic disease, 74 percent of us will die earlier than we have to from an avoidable disease. Obesity rates have tripled globally, and people are getting sicker at younger ages. The great news is that we can reverse these trends thanks to technological breakthroughs and live into a bright new future.
Jain wondered why, in an era of abundance, where more people are pursuing longevity and optimal health, the majority are achieving the opposite. His team of top scientists are taking ‘aging and illness optional’ from rally cry to reality.
In The Youth Formula, you’ll discover:
This is a must-read for anyone aspiring to take control of their health in an era when misinformation amplifies confusion and makes well-being seem elusive.
Avoid aging and disease and live a longer, healthier life-starting today!
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Naveen Jain is an audacious entrepreneur, philanthropist, author, and visionary. As the founder of Viome, Moon Express, World Innovation Institute, Talent Wise, Intelius, and Infospace, Naveen focuses on advancing humanity toward unimagined possibilities and inspiring people to transcend boundaries. He is dedicated to moonshots, personalized health, and technological advancement. He has been recognized for these efforts by numerous awards and honors.
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