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    Longevity: What Can You Do To Live Longer According To Modern Science??: Live Long And Expand Your Life Expectancy
    Longevity: What Can You Do To Live Longer According To Modern Science??: Live Long And Expand Your Life Expectancy
    Longevity: What Can You Do To Live Longer According To Modern Science??: Live Long And Expand Your Life Expectancy
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    Longevity: What Can You Do To Live Longer According To Modern Science??: Live Long And Expand Your Life Expectancy

    By Sofie Bakken

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    With modern science, you can add a few extra years to your life!
    Sofie Bakken – who, in her earlier books, has already examined Nordic lifestyle trends that de-stress – now continues her research by putting together the current scientific knowledge on what you realistically can do to live longer.
    This book is not about strange theories or mystical or esoteric concepts but shows you on an up-to-date practical, scientifically backed-up approach what you can do today to increase your lifespan.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSofie Bakken
    Release dateFeb 8, 2021
    ISBN9791220262064

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