A leader in the field of alternative health presents his program to control the symptoms of aging, discussing the processes and factors that contribute to aging, the hormonal keys to health, and a diet and exercise regimen.

As I went through this tough journey, I began to reflect on how many people are knowledgeable about aging and its effects. My question to you, are you in this process now? Or are you heading in that direction? I can tell you; I was not conscious nor prepared on how to help my loved ones as they age. As I stumbled my way through all, I gathered a lot of information that I want to share with you. I hope this book offers you awareness and a guide to help you all who needs it.

Rising Above It All Written in a time when the future of medical care is uncertain--and for many people, increasingly unaffordable or unavailable--this book is a complete guide to help individuals take charge of their own health care. The goal is to enable people to live long and like it. With the knowledge in this guide, individuals will understand how they can avoid the ailments and diseases that plague ageing adults. Jim Heckathorn, BA, MA, has diligently applied himself to the study and personal practice of alternative medicine for over 30 years. In this book, you will find fascinating revelations that will help people overcome various challenges and enjoy living. "I highly recommend How to Live Long and Like It. It is an excellent resource packed with powerful tools and information to transform your health. The truths in the book are desperately needed by all of us to combat the escalating health issues we face." --Dr. Keith McKim, DC, McKim Chiropractic "This book offers some wonderful ideas to encourage individuals to choose healthy options that will enhance longevity, not only physically, but also, spiritually, emotionally, and mentally. Jim Heckathorn writes in a way that inspires the reader to take action in caring for the body that God created." --Rebekah Murphy, BA, MS, Professor of Anatomy, Wichita State University. "How to Live Long and Like It: The Longevity Diet, is not just a diet; it's a guide for a whole lifestyle that has contributed to long lives for many people." --Dr. Thomas Moore, Th.D, MA, MBA, LCPC, PE Pastor, Counselor

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The heart of the contemporary argument on climate change and energy transition focuses on how energy supply should be decarbonized to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.This book proposes an alternative approach.The Age of Fire Is Over: A New Approach to the Energy Transition finds that energy transitions are not driven by supply-side driven transformations but rather by evolutions in demand patterns.Exploring the potential of recently emerged key technologies, The Age of Fire Is Over argues that the so-called Energy Transition has not yet started. In the future, key technologies will significantly transform demand and provide services at a fraction of today's cost or offer new services not yet imagined. To a large extent, energy paradigm shifts are driven by such evolutions, largely inevitable and often unanticipated, because they provide societies with greater benefits: lower costs, more jobs, and rapid adaptation.This book closes with key novel recommendations for government institutions to accelerate the energy transition, which — instead of replicating an approach from the past — should focus on these demand transformations to both advance civilization and mitigate climate change.With Foreword by Jean-Pascal Tricoire, Schneider Electric Chief Executive Officer.

Human aging is a complex, multi-faceted experience that unfolds over an entire lifetime. While human aging is universal, it is also wildly variable, shaped by individual, social, cultural, political, geographic and historical contexts. Gerontology: The basics explores the field of research, education and practice which takes on the complex and multi-faceted questions, issues and problems of adult aging and old age. Intended for anyone interested in understanding the origins of gerontology and its unique purview, we invite the reader to join us in a critical examination of what we think we know about becoming and being old and, perhaps, be inspired to engage more deeply in their own travels through the life-course.