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Younger Next Year: A Guide to Living Like 50 Until You're 80 and Beyond

Chris Crowley, Henry S. Lodge

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Rating: 4.0/5 Stars
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Believing they have a unique approach for improving men's lives, Crowley, a former litigator, and Lodge, a board-certified internist, collaborated to write this "evolutionary" health program.

The authors base their plan on the idea that instead of looking forward to decades of pain as the body slowly deteriorates, it's possible to live as if you were 50, maybe even younger, for the rest of your life.

Yet with the exception of "Harry's First Rule"—exercise at least six days a week—there isn't much that's new or groundbreaking in their agenda. Most recommendations fall under the "common sense" umbrella, though these suggestions may be news to many men, who aren't as steeped in the world of health and fitness as most women are (they may find the chapters dealing with nutrition and biology particularly informative).

The authors' method of proffering their philosophy is rather trite, however, and their cavalier demeanor belies the significance of what they have to say. More than one-third of the book is devoted to how and why they came up with this program based on their own lives, with special attention to 70-year-old Crowley's impressive abilities (he says he can ski better now than he could 20 years ago).

All told, this manual for healthy living offers sound, if unoriginal, advice with some hackneyed padding.
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About the Author

Chris Crowley, 70, is a former litigator at Davis Polk & Wardwell. He retired in 1990 to write, ski, sail, windsurf, bike, cook, and spend time with his wife, the portraitist Hilary Cooper.

He lives in New York City. Henry S. Lodge, M.D., 46, is a board-certified internist who heads a 23-doctor practice in Manhattan and appears regularly in "Best Doctors in New York/America/World" surveys.

He is a member of the clinical faculty at Columbia Medical School. He lives in New York City.

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Editorials

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Younger Next Year: A Guide to Living Like 50 Until You're 80 and Beyond
Chris Crowley, Henry S. Lodge
 From Publishers Weekly
Believing they have a unique approach for improving men's lives, Crowley, a former litigator, and Lodge, a board-certified internist, collaborated to write this "evolutionary" health program. The authors base their plan... read full editorial
 The Washington Post
Brain-rattling, irresistible, hilarious. If you're up for it ... it could change your life.
 From the Inside Flap
YOUNGER NEXT YEAR draws on the very latest science of aging to show how men 50 or older can become functionally younger every year for the next five to ten years, and continue to live like fifty-year-olds until well into... read full editorial




Customer Reviews

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Younger Next Year: A Guide to Living Like 50 Until You're 80 and Beyond
Chris Crowley, Henry S. Lodge
 Life Can Be Better
(Cupertino, CA, USA) January 19, 2005 - 5.0/5 stars
I read this book, because I saw a review of it on Total Health on TV. I saw the authors discuss the book, and I thought that what they said couldn't be true. Its just wishful thinking. Well, I started to read the book... read full review
 It's about time....in more ways than one!
(Dallas, TX) May 7, 2005 - 5.0/5 stars
Time is running out, but most of us aren't out running...or bicycling, or skiing, or lifting weights, or dozens of other things we can do to extend the quality years of our lives. Aging should be the same... read full review
 No scientific basis referenced
(Dallas, TX) June 22, 2005 - 1.0/5 stars
Although this book claims to derive its content from scientific studies, there are actually no scientific references provided. Worst, a Medline search about the authors reveals no published peer-reviewed research under their... read full review




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