When a motivational speaker writes a book about medicine without having a clue, the result is embarrassing. For example:"In aggressive brain tumors, for example, surgeries are often out of the question. Why? Because, as scientists explain, conventional chemotherapies are pretty much useless since they’re blocked by the blood-brain barrier, a border wall of specialized cells designed to contain infections.""Have you heard of peptides, those bioactive molecules that build lean muscle mass and revi...

Life Force by Tony Robbins :Main Idea : In this book Tony Robbinsexplores the cutting edge of medical science to help you maximize your energy, enhance your strength, and lengthen your lifespan.“Life is always happening for us, not to us. It is our responsibility to find the good, and we usually can.”Tony RobbinsMy best takeaways: - Good health is the most important factor in living a happy and long life. - Refined carbs are a big issue in many people's diets; they cause blood sugar to spike and...

Very disappointed. I like Tony Robbins and I LOVE health and logevity. This book was just one big infomercial for the companies that Tony is invested in. Also, a lot of "scientific" claims were overexagerated, ranging from mildly to grossly. Also, a lot of the tech he endorsed is still early in its lifecycle, so its very promising but its not "there" quite yet.

What I liked:Good intro to wide range of tech/science esp in relation to genetics and ageing Inspiration in last two chapters that you’d expectWhat I didn’t like:Large tracts of bold text on almost every pageSometimes felt like reading a list of Wikipedia entries stitched together Way too much promotion of self serving business interests

I had been looking forward to this book but was disappointed. I really enjoyed Tony Robbins’s Money book, but this one is inflated with emerging biotech and half-truths, non-proven methods, and some confusing anecdotes of situations I find hard to believe as ever happening. I would consult your doctor before this book 100% of the time.

Snake oil salesmen

Tony Robbins, Peter Diamandis, MD, and Robert Harris, PH.D did a phenomenal job at putting together a comprehensive medical book outlining new approved, or nearly approved treatments using sometimes simple and sometimes complicated cutting edge technology to treat all sorts of ailments. This is a book of 700 pages and is more easily used as a reference guide. There is a comprehensive index in the back of the book allowing us to easily find almost any disease, it seems, as well as new treatments....

This book is on the cutting edge. What my 👂 heard ⤵️a healthy person has a thousand wishes but a sick person only onehe failed charm school the same chorus of negativityproximity Is power something rubs off when you're around people this brilliantcellularity stock stem cellsstem cell spray gun feels like a skin graft for a burnim walking a knifes edgefountin os appcancer is decliningaging is a loss of informationvitamin D vitamin K2MIb626the early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the...

Great book. Awesome material.Looking forward to all the new technologies. So many things to start living a better life now! Time to take action.

Wow, this is my first foray into all things Tony Robbins and I've got a million thoughts running through my head, and if you listen to the audiobook you'll know what I mean. I'm an Aries and type A personality but still, he's rather lively. And he has a huge ego, constantly mentioning how he's good friends with every cutting edge figure and feels so strongly about their work that he invested in their company. I had to continually process my reactions after wanting to shout that 95% of American c...

This book has information about a lot of very interesting medical advancements, and is the go-to resource for curated modern (expensive) bio-hacking information, for sure.I've read many Tony Robbin's books, been to a UPW event, and love his message. Here's the thing though...The era of the aggressive upsell is over. Do none of TR's people ever tell him that the relentless selling is gross? This book is much like a UPW, with great energy, lots of useful info, then wham - step right up with your c...

I have always enjoyed Tony Robbins books. Life force is a different then his other books. His books are normally about financial topics. This book was about health and break though medical technology. It focused on alternative medicine other than surgery or medication. I personally have taken up some of his suggestions and took many notes. This is truly an excellent book! It is long but so worth it.

I'm a big fan of Tony's and have read all of his previous books. The book's topics are highly relevant and something every person should educate themselves on. That said, the book does come across as highly biased.I've given the book just three stars as I simply don't find it trustworthy when the vast majority of the supposedly largest breakthrough technologies in healthcare all happen to be companies that the authors have invested in. The majority of the remaining technologies that the authors

In a lot of ways this book reads like a commercial for all the companies the authors are invested in but there is a lot of valuable information on new technologies and treatments. The last two chapters are classically awesome Tony Robbins motivation strategies.

Great reading... This nook is a challenge to read and will take you at least 30+ days or so to finish up but worth every minute.Tony is one of the best Life and business coaches worldwide and highly recommend it.I've read all his books.I'm a big fan as my life was transformed applying the principles, techniques, and strategies I learned with Tony!• • • ∆ • • •🤦‍♀️😷☠️🧠*#PLANDEMIA COVID-19**BREAKTHROUGH!*Hydro-Molecular Med™*BREAKTHROUGH!*Health, Fitness, Nutrition Biochemistry, andMolecular Biolo...

Ok folks! This one is a game changer in personal health management. I highlighted notes in each chapter with new technologies and new treatments for everything from Coronary Heart Disease to Type Two Diabetes and Osteoarthritis. Robbins takes us through a pile of data giving us ideas on achieving better health today. I went in as a skeptic and came out a hopeful believer with a game plan to heal and improve my strength, my back flexibility, the method I use to work out, my nutrition and limit my...

Tony appeals to ALL audiences:At the time of reading this, I am 23 years old. Thus, I can confidently say that this book achieves what it sets out to do: to inform about all the latest technological advancements in the health care industry, and be used as a guide for future reference. If I find myself or someone I know facing the diseases mentioned in the book, I know I will be returning to Life Force to address these issues. That being said, I do wanna address one major thing I read in other's

Packed full of information from everything from heart, brain, cancer, beauty, gene therapy, and so much more. It is not a deep dive into the subjects, but enough to give you a starting point to explore. And some can be done in the comfort of your own home. Just the chapter on how to live pain-free is worth the price of the book. The amazing medical breakthroughs that are in the pipeline and can be available within the next 1-5 years is incredible. And some sound like they are from a sci-fi novel...

What if the reason I’d been successful so quickly was that I was destined to die young? Once I allowed myself to dwell on those irrational fears, my mind kept creating more of them.we’ve been given all of this amazing equipment for free—which might explain why many people don’t take such good care of it!to operate on the outer edge of what’s humanly possible.I’m not telling you this to impress you. My point is to impress upon you just how critical it is for me to keep my body in absolute peak co...

There are some interesting pieces of info but the whole book seems more like a sales pitch than a book on actions to help improve our qualities of life. The beginning of the book has a disclosure that mentions that the three authors have many business stakes in the things they write about, which definitely brings some question in my mind about these products and companies. To their credit, the authors seem to always disclose when they are involved in a business that they then talk about, but the...