Younger, Wiser by the Pound
How a 64-year-old turned 65 while losing 70 pounds and completely reformed his body
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This book is written to help men of a certain age overcome what has become a great national tragedy: overweight and the negative side-effects , physical, emotional, and spiritual , associated with it. Chronological age is just a number; but I suppose one could pick age 50 as a place at which, according to materia medica and popular belief, the aging process becomes most pernicious. By 65, modern society sometimes seems to have us ready for the bone yard, with overweight often a contributing factor.
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William Bruce Dredge is a graduate of Rutgers University and has spent most of his 41 year professional career in the financial markets. During a 12 year award-winning career in broadcast journalism, he also hosted television programs for The Wall Street Journal , and both radio and television programs for The Christian Science Monitor, covering money and markets, personal finance, as well as economic and monetary policies. He has spent the past 17 years as a Financial Advisor with major Wall Street firms. Having accomplished, in his 65th year, a significant weight loss while attaining a fairly high level of physical fitness, he has become an advocate for spiritual and physical renewal for men and women over the age of 50, extolling the virtues of exercise managed by excellent personal trainers, and regular massage therapy. The father of three grown children, he and his wife Judy reside in the Princeton zip code of South Brunswick Township, New Jersey.