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The Telomere Effect

A Revolutionary Approach to Living Younger, Healthier, Longer
Book • 2017
This book, co-authored by Nobel Prize winner Elizabeth Blackburn and health psychologist Elissa Epel, explains the role of telomeres in aging and how they are affected by daily habits such as sleep quality, exercise, diet, and stress levels.

The authors provide evidence from scientific studies showing that changes in lifestyle can protect telomeres, thereby increasing the number of years one remains healthy, active, and disease-free.

They also discuss how chronic stress, negative thoughts, strained relationships, and environmental factors impact telomere health and offer practical advice on maintaining healthy telomeres from pregnancy through adulthood and at the community level.

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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by Mark Hyman as a New York Times bestseller exploring longevity and stress.
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How To Reduce The Harmful Effects Of Chronic Stress with Dr. Elissa Epel
Mentioned by Eric Zimmer as a fascinating book that discusses how choices affect our biology.
Is Stress Speeding Up Your Aging? What You Can Do About It Today with Elissa Epel
Recommended by Rhonda Patrick as a book that summarizes the different things we know about telomeres from their biology and genetics to the lifestyle factors.
#046 Dr. Elissa Epel on Telomeres and the Role of Stress Biology in Cellular Aging
Recommended by Mark Hyman and Emily Fletcher as a book that explores the benefits of meditation.
How Meditation Activates Our Healing Mechanisms
Mentioned by Dave Asprey as co-author of the New York Times best-seller, "The Telomere Effect", discussing the impact of lifestyle habits and stress resistance on telomeres and mitochondria.
Age Backwards by Hacking Your Telomeres with Stress - Dr. Elissa Epel - #436

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