Books on Aging Well

For seniors, the term "aging well" includes having a healthy body, an active mind, a healthy lifestyle and a positive attitude.

As you explore what aging well might feel like for you, here are a few resources for information and guidance.

• Younger Next Year, by Chris Crowley and Henry S. Lodge, MD
  A Guide To Living Like 50 Until You're 80 And Beyond
  In this new bestseller written for men, learn how you can slow down the visible signs of aging and feel younger, with advice from an active 70 year-old and his doctor
  
  • Hardcover
  
  
  • Audio CD (Abridged)
  
  
  • Large Print

• The Senior Citizens' Handbook , by Wesley J. Smith
  A Nuts and Bolts Approach to More Comfortable Living
• Aging Gracefully, by David Petty
  Keeping the Joy in the Journey
• Aging Well: Using Eugeria to Stay Young and Healthy,
  by John-Paul Lintilhac M.D. and Simone Lintilhac
• The Longevity Quotient, by Edward L. Schneider and Elizabeth Miles
  Calculate Your Odds of Aging Well - and Take Steps Now to Stay Youthful for Life
• The Online Consumer Guide to Healthcare and Wellness, by Douglas Goldstein and Joyce Flory
  Includes information on Managed Care and Insurance, Diseases and Conditions, Alternative Medicine, Fitness and Sports, Food and Nutrition, Pharmaceuticals, Aging, and Women's Health
• Aging Well, by Helen Hills
  The Path to the Land of Our Later Years
• Encyclopedia of Health and Aging (The Complete Guide to Well-Being in Your Later Years), by Michael Gordon and Evelyne Michaels
• Aging Well: The Complete Guide to Physical and Emotional Health, by Jeanne Wei M.D.and Sue Levkoff, Sc.D.
• Dr. Andrew Weil's Guide To Aging Well, by Dr. Andrew Weil
  
  This title is also available in:
  
  • Audiocassette (Abridged)
  • Audiocassette (Unabridged)
  • CD (Abridged)
  • CD (Unabridged)

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