by Cary Cooper (Introduction), Cary Cooper (Introduction), Peter Axt (Author), Michaela Axt-Gadermann (Author)
It's time to sit back and relax Based on scientific research, this book reveals why the speed at which we live affects our energy and longevity. The authors - both former (and reformed) champion athletes - explain how: too much exercise can make you ill being relaxed and even-tempered makes you more intelligent fasting delays the ageing process and lengthens your life sun and heat are the fountains of youth 'doing nothing' actually does a great deal of goodAnd there's no hard work involved With their practical, realistic approach, backed up by solid medical credentials, the authors' methods involve making a few easy changes to our outlook and lifestyle.To help you, the book includes a series of self-assessment tests, practical summaries, easy-reference tables, lists of what to eat and what to avoid, and suggestions for easy exercises.The Joy of Laziness also includes a foreword by Professor Cary Cooper, bestselling author and international expert on stress.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 160
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 03 Jan 2005
ISBN 10: 0747576769
ISBN 13: 9780747576761
Book Overview: Will appeal to anyone who ever feels lacking in energy, all those who want to look more youthful and attractive, and anyone who wants to enjoy better health and live longer. Boasts strong author credentials, as well as endorsement by Cary Cooper, Britain's foremost expert on stress. Its medical approach is combined with an excellent ability to clearly explain medical terms and concepts to the layman. The book's philosophy fits perfectly with the growing popularity of 'slow' living. It has already been a bestseller in Germany and the United States.