Un cerebro en guerra

La sagacidad que te permitirá improvisar el brindis de gala en la boda de tu nieta no estará en la farmacia, al menos, en un futuro cercano. Cada decisión que tomas hoy, desde qué comes, hasta cómo duermes o cuánto te mueves, ya está o bien protegiendo, o bien atacando tu cerebro.


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