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Lecture: Atmasvasth and Your Prevention Playbook

There is a lot we can do ourselves to increase our healthspan. The two most important are physical activity and controlling high blood pressure. The video goes through everything else we can do ourselves.

Bhavin Jankharia
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Lecture: Atmasvasth and Your Prevention Playbook

This is a lecture I gave yesterday to an audience of predominantly 60-plus people as part of a meeting called Anantaquest.

In this I explore the concept of Healthspan and the things we can do to improve our healthspan.

This slide summarizes it.

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