Comments on: What Causes Aging

By: daisypicker5

daisypicker5 — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 15:36:29 +0000

I completely agree on all the tips mentioned. I watched this video the other day http://www.howcast.com/videos/143624-How-To-Prevent-Wrinkles and realized that to stay young and healthy all you have to do is take care of yourself.

By: Bill Tessore

Bill Tessore — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 23:46:51 +0000

Clearly the answer to your question, in the main, is, “No”. By the same token, so many in the USA are ensconced in the cradle to grave socialized life management system that fails to incentivise its beneficiaries from breaking out into the world of the gainfully employed and self-sufficient. These programs provide free food, food stamps, free medical / dental, a stipend, etc.

So there is a state engineered laziness mindset. As if that’s not bad enough, the government subsidized food programs often only permit access to food stuffs that clearly contains growth hormones, high fructose corn syrup, and other food additives we know to be non-beneficial to promoting sound nutrition and health.

Getting the government to acknowledge these unproductive acts and take steps to reverse their effects in the best interests of those whom they claim to be benefactors could go a long way to eliminating much of the ill-health in the US population.

I appreciate you,

Bill Tessore

By: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 22:05:06 +0000

This is great informations. Thanks for the detailed break down of what happens to our organs when we don’t take care of ourselves like we should. I know it is very hard to stay on a balanced diet and exercise routine. But it is important to work on it. It is okay to break it every now and then as long as you go back on it.

By: Jon Clayton

Jon Clayton — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 11:28:32 +0000

Vicki, there are so many different factors that effect aging. One that I think is underrated is stress. That is, how we deal with life. Some has said ulcers are not so much the result of what we eat as what eats us. We need to discover healthy ways to handle the stress that we all encounter. Again, it is not the stress as much as the way we deal with it. Thanks!

By: Simple Health Exercises

Simple Health Exercises — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 13:54:12 +0000

Hi 5 Folks – 3 score years n’ten – lol – that’s what I thought when reading the first paragraph aging can be a curse if you don’t do some thing about maintenance as well as positive self-evaluation if you get past 70 and you can still do every thing for your self you must be doing something right – my mother and her sisters are all in their nineties (not many uncles left? Huh!) my mother says its not living that kills you its how you live – made no sense as young folks – but some how as you drift through your fifties you soon understand the joy of youth – all of a sudden you have movement to contend with – and that’s always better without pain –

Phillip Skinner
The best thing to do is be happy live well
life is truly beautiful…

PS: if only I’d like greens as a kid duh!!!

By: Brenda Bunney

Brenda Bunney — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 03:16:44 +0000

I agree with Jim… it’s really nice to know that there are options to change our aging process or at least slowing things down a bit

It’s nice that we have some natural options available.

By: Jim Hickey

Jim Hickey — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 02:01:10 +0000

With all of the factors playing against us (even if many of them self-induced), it’s great to learn of steps that we can take to help change to course of aging by using materials Mother Nature provides is a major plus IMHO.

I have always been nervous about relying on “corrective medical practices” being the thrust of life preservation. Prevention has always made more sense even if I squandered much of my life ignoring it.

Thanks for the insight …..