Learn Why 'Aging is a Mistake You Don’t Have To Make'

Please join the Friends of Marlborough Public Library on Wednesday, April 30, as they host MIT-trained scientist and best-selling author Dr. Raymond Francis presenting his lecture: “Aging is a Mistake You Don’t Have To Make.”   

Dr. Francis will explain why aging the way most people do is avoidable and how almost anyone can choose to get well, stay well and never be sick again.  He is renowned for taking complex science and reducing it to simple concepts, empowering almost anyone to take control of their health and become biologically younger and disease free. 

Dr. Francis is an internationally recognized leader in the field of optimal health maintenance and has been cited as, “one of the few scientists who has achieved a breakthrough understanding of health and disease.” 

He is the author of the bestseller Never Be Sick Again, as well as Never Be Fat Again, Never Fear Cancer Again.  His latest book Never Feel Old Again explains why aging is a mistake and how to slow and even reverse the aging process.  For more information regarding the author, go to: raymondfrancisauthor.com

The event is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Bigelow Auditorium, Marlborough Public Library located at 35 West Main St.  Admission is free and open to the public.

This event is the seventh in the 2013-2014 series of special programs as the Friends celebrate their 44th year of enriching the cultural lives of residents.  This program is funded and sponsored in part, by the Ezra Cutting Trust-Bank of America Trustee; in part by a grant from the Marlborough Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency; in part by The Friends Memorial Fund established by an anonymous donor of $25,000, a gift from the Cummings Properties in honor of Ginger Ryan and the Marlborough Brigham Family Trust.  

For more information contact:  Peggy Schwarz Ayres, Friends Special Program Series Chair at 508-481-7118 or writeathome@hotmail.com or go to The Friends website mpl-friends.org.

Submitted by The Friends of the Marlborough Public Library.