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  • Breaking the Aging Codeby Vincent C. Giampapa

    ReadHowYouWant 2009; US$ 9.99

    DNA is ''life's blueprint.'' Our genetic inheritance for health and life expectancy is encoded in each of our DNA. Throughout life, DNA reproduces and replaces itself continually. In optimal conditions, DNA copies itself over and over again, making perfect reproductions. This is very close to the state that people are in when they... more...

  • The Gene Makeoverby Vincent C. Giampapa; Frederick F. Beuchel; Ohan Karatoprak

    ReadHowYouWant 2007; US$ 9.99

    Everyone is familiar with episodes of TV shows like CSI and Law & Order in which an individual is identified by their DNA. DNA is the chemical inside the nucleus of all cells that carries the genetic instructions that make each individual unique. Aging occurs in DNA because newly forming cells take their identity from their predecessors in a process... more...

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