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Medicine 3.0 and the case for training decades in advance

Decide what you want to be able to do at 90, then train backwards from it. That Centenarian Decathlon framing is the part most readers keep from Peter Attia's book on shifting from treating disease late to preventing the four big killers early, with a strong emphasis on exercise as the most powerful available intervention. It also has an unusually candid chapter on emotional health.

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