Slow Aging and Delay Chronic Disease Development
William H Bestermann Jr MD, Mati Guralnek, Justin M. Davis"Your body is the most complex machine you own, but it didn’t come with instructions. I'm writing the Owner's Manual."
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Dr. Bill Bestermann is an internal medicine doctor who practiced preventive cardiology for the last 20 years of his practice. He has learned that certain medicines have a more positive effect on your health than others and explains why.
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