The Aging Myth: Cracking the code to living better, longer

Do you wonder why some people look and feel younger than their actual age while others appear older than they really are? Do you believe that the way you age is genetically predetermined? Do you believe your aging destiny is inherited on the day you are conceived? Do you feel helpless about aging, as if there is nothing you can do about it?

You do not have to buy into the myths about aging. This book is going to empower you with good news as Dr. Joseph Chang reveals that the destiny of your genes is not fixed--you can positively impact the way you age from this day forward. He will share new scientific insights to help you look and feel younger than your birthday suggests!

The information contained in these pages unlocks the mysteries of aging. Dr. Chang explains how, using gene expression science to decode aging processes, he and collaborators have been able to identify, target, and reset important aging-related genes to a more youthful state and positively influence the way we age. He presents compelling evidence and easy-to-follow steps for you and everyone in your family to begin living younger, longer.

Dr. Joseph Y. Chang, Ph.D., better known at Nu Skin as just "Joe," was appointed chief scientific officer and executive vice president of product development in 2006. With more than 35 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and dietary supplement industries, Joe has comprehensive knowledge of both sectors. Before the acquisition of Pharmanex by Nu Skin Enterprises in 1998, he served as the vice president of clinical studies and pharmacology at Pharmanex.Before Pharmanex, Joe served as president and chief scientific officer of Osteoarthritis Sciences, Inc. from 1991 to 1994 and Binary Therapeutics, Inc. from 1994 to 1997. He has also held various research management positions at Wyeth-Ayerst, Rhone Poulenc Rorer, and other biotechnology companies, where he researched natural products for arthritis and immunosuppressive treatment. He received a B.S. degree from Portsmouth University and a Ph.D. from the University of London.