端粒效應: 諾貝爾獎得主破解老化之祕，傳授真正有效的逆齡養生術
- ISBN-10
- 9864793241
- ISBN-13
- 9789864793242
- Category
- Self-Help / Aging
- Pages
- 384
- Language
- Chinese
- Published
- 2017-10-30
- Publisher
- 遠見天下文化出版股份有限公司
- Authors
- 伊莉莎白．布雷克本, 伊麗莎．艾波
Description
諾貝爾生理醫學獎得主伊莉莎白．布雷克本，長期鑽研端粒現象與效應，她發現：正是端粒的長短，控制了細胞和人體的壽命；而且端粒不只是會執行遺傳指令，還會聽從你的指示，也就是說，你的生活方式等同於對你的端粒下令，讓你細胞老化得更快或更慢一點。 布雷克本與心理學家伊麗莎．艾波密切合作，走入人群，積極驗證心理因素和生活環境如何影響端粒的長短、以及人體的健康與老化。 這本震撼世界的《端粒效應》，就是兩人近年的研究成果，將呈獻給讀者，真正有效的逆齡養生之道。
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