Eat Your Ice Cream

THE INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER From a leading doctor and world-renowned health expert, the simple, uplifting and practical guide to cutting through the wellness noise, living well and ageing with purpose. 'Essential reading for anyone who wants to get to the heart of how to live a healthy and fulfilling life' Dr Vivek Murthy, MBA, former surgeon general of the United States ------------- Have you hit optimisation overload? This book is for you. Renowned physician Dr Ezekiel J. Emanuel cuts through the noise with wit, clarity and high-impact advice. Forget the hacks, the hype and the endless expert advice. Dr Emanuel distils the science into six simple, high-impact pillars. No fads. No extremes. Just evidence-based guidance on what actually works. You'll gain something rarer than another health plan: clarity. A grounded understanding of what truly drives long-term wellbeing - connection, purpose and sustainable habits that fit into real life. Because life is not a competition to live the longest. And wellness should not be a full-time job. Praise for Eat Your Ice Cream: 'A provocative, practical read on how to lead a healthy life ... debunks disinformation, punctures pseudoscience and reveals what really counts for longevity.' Adam Grant, bestselling author of?Think Again?and?Hidden Potential 'The wellness book we've all been waiting for ... A must-read for anyone who wants a clear, compassionate and common-sense roadmap to well-being' Dr Mark Hyman, bestselling author of Young Forever 'This substantive, fact-rich and funny account on how to be alive is must-reading for those who value expertise and wisdom' Kara Swisher, bestselling author of Burn Book

Dr Ezekiel J. Emanuel is an oncologist, a world leader in health policy and Professor at the University of Pennsylvania. He holds a MSc from Oxford University in Biochemistry, received his MD from Harvard Medical School and his PhD in political philosophy from Harvard University. He is also a Special Advisor to the Director General of the World Health Organisation. He regularly contributes to the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, and often appears on BBC, NPR, CNN, MSNBC and other media outlets.