Description · A world-renowned authority on longevity medicine, aging, and chronic disease · 25 years of groundbreaking health and longevity research from a Stanford-trained physician, revealed for the first time · #1 New York Times and Amazon overall bestseller · Over 1.5 million copies sold in 12 months, published in 35 countries worldwide · Long-running bestseller on Amazon and The New York Times for over a year · Named Book of the Year by The Economist and Bloomberg · Strongly recommended by Professor Jung Hee-won, Professor Kim Eui-shin, Director Shin Seung-geon, Professor Cho Young-min, and Dr. Lim Young-bin · Strongly recommended by Andrew Huberman, Siddhartha Mukherjee, Steven Levitt, Hugh Jackman, Tim Ferriss, Jordan Peterson, and Oprah Winfrey · Recommended by The New York Times, The Guardian, The Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal Over 1.5 million copies sold in just 12 months, #1 overall bestseller on both The New York Times and Amazon! The book that has taken the reading world by storm, Outlive, is finally published in Korea. Selling 130,000 copies in its first week alone and surpassing 1.5 million copies within a year, Dr. Peter Attia's Outlive achieved the rare feat of topping both the Amazon and New York Times overall bestseller charts. As The New York Times Magazine put it, the book became an "unstoppable bestseller," and it continues to create a sensation, holding its place on bestseller lists for over a year. Leading figures such as Jordan Peterson (author of 12 Rules for Life), Tim Ferriss (author of Tools of Titans), and Oprah Winfrey have all invited Dr. Attia for conversations and eagerly listened to his talks. Top physicians and health experts of our time—including Professor Jung Hee-won, Professor Kim Eui-shin, Director Shin Seung-geon, Professor Cho Young-min, and Dr. Lim Young-bin—have also praised the book highly. Why has this substantial health, medicine, and science book captured such widespread attention and love from leaders across every field and countless readers alike? A Life Guide That Teaches Us Not Just How to Live Longer, But How to Live Better Presenting the Most Scientific and Practical Strategies and Tactics for a Long, Healthy Life As The Wall Street Journal observed, part of the book's appeal surely reflects "people's growing interest in living longer, healthier lives and their frustration with conventional medicine." But since there are already many books on similar topics, this alone doesn't fully explain its success. Dr. Attia rejects the flashy, hype-driven science often associated with Silicon Valley. At the same time, he rejects pseudo-science based on blind belief. Instead, grounded firmly in rigorously verified, cutting-edge research, he introduces the causes and latest treatments for dementia, cancer, diabetes, and heart disease, and carefully selects only those tactics, techniques, and tools in exercise, nutrition (diet), sleep, and emotional health that are scientifically proven and realistically practicable by anyone. The book's popularity stems precisely from this rare combination of scientific rigor and practical usefulness. In short, this book offers clear, powerful solutions that directly address the goals and hopes people pursue in life today. More importantly, it fundamentally transforms our perspective and mindset on health, longevity, and aging—and even shifts the very paradigm of medicine itself. Through this book, we learn not only how to live longer and healthier, but how to live a happier, higher-quality life, and how to protect and nurture the values we hold dear. Director Shin Seung-geon's assessment captures the book's significance perfectly: "Outlive is a valuable guide not just to living longer, but to living well." Why Did a Promising Stanford-Trained Physician Want to Leave Medicine? Shifting the Paradigm from Medicine 2.0 to Medicine 3.0 Dr. Peter Attia, the author of this book, graduated from Stanford Medical School and was named "Resident of the Year" at Johns Hopkins Hospital—a physician with a bright and promising future. Yet at one point, he left the medical field entirely to work at a consulting firm. Why? Because he had grown disillusioned with the approach and system of modern medicine. Modern medicine (Medicine 2.0) excels at treating acute conditions such as injuries, accidents, and infectious diseases. However, today's leading causes of death are aging and the...