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Live to 150, Can You Do It?
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Longevity/story?id=4544003&page=1 ^
Posted on 04/01/2008 8:59:15 PM PDT by traumer
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posted on
04/01/2008 8:59:15 PM PDT
by
traumer
To: traumer
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:02:34 PM PDT
by
BILL_C
(Those who don't understand the lessons of history are bound to repeat them!)
To: traumer
I’m not sure I’d want to live to be 150.
Besides if it became routine, congress would change retirement age to 125.
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:03:34 PM PDT
by
TASMANIANRED
(TAZ:Untamed, Unpredictable, Uninhibited.)
To: traumer
Wew, Babwa Wawa has wived to be won hundwed and fifty, so maybe we can too.
I know she’s not 150, but if I were to look as bad as she does now, I would have to seriously think about whether I would want to still be around or not.
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:05:48 PM PDT
by
DoughtyOne
(New Europe, John Benedict Arnold McCain's bridge to 07/03/1776. Not even our past is safe.)
To: traumer
We were talking about this in our Bible Study group today.
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:06:23 PM PDT
by
Salvation
(†With God all things are possible.†)
To: traumer
Hate to break the news. Not to throw a wet towel on the party, but except for the likes of Enoch and Elijah...
Hebrews 9:27 And as it
is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:07:16 PM PDT
by
shineon
To: traumer
Four things that really matter to longevity:
1) The elimination of genetic triggers that drastically lower lifespan. Innovation may accomplish this in our lifetimes.
2) A metabolic thermostat that is easy to calculate. If a person is barely out of high school when they marry and have children, then are a grandparent in their early 40s, they most likely have their thermostat set on high and will not live much past their 60s.
However, people who don’t marry until they are in their 30s and have children later as well, and are only grandparents in their 60s, are a good indicator that they will live into their 90s and beyond.
3) Those who avoid having serious diseases in the major age windows for those diseases. That is, particular diseases occur most frequently in people of certain ages. If you avoid these diseases it usually means that you are healthier than is typical.
4) Self-control and not engaging in risky behavior.
To: traumer
Oh Great, they will repeal the 22nd Amendment and Bill and Hillary Clinton can take turns being President for the next 90 years.
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:08:08 PM PDT
by
trumandogz
("He is erratic. He is hotheaded. He loses his temper and it worries me." Sen Cochran on McCain)
To: DoughtyOne
I don’t want to live till 150 to watch BARBARA on TV...
But with Obama or Hillary health care - ANYTHING is possible!
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:08:48 PM PDT
by
traumer
To: traumer
That would mean having to work until you’re 140. No thanks.
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:08:58 PM PDT
by
Kirkwood
(Ask me again tomorrow.)
To: traumer
As long as I could still run a 4.5 forty and still look like I’m 25. ;-)
To: traumer
Resveratrol... I’ve heard good things about this.
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:09:47 PM PDT
by
diamond6
(Everyone who is for abortion has been born. Ronald Reagan)
To: traumer
Experts say this is the only proven way to extend life
A blatant falsehood. Talking to the wrong experts.
A big part of the problem is that if you want to live till you're 150, you can't wait and then try to do something when you're 50!
You need to start when you are 30-40.
The physical effects of aging are now well mapped out on the cellular and molecular biological level. To a certain extent, the effects of aging are a balance between being able to live long enough to reproduce, and putting off not getting cancer for as long as possible.
Not all, but most cancer cells have the ability to be immortal.
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:10:57 PM PDT
by
djf
To: traumer
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:11:40 PM PDT
by
xuberalles
("Barack Obama: Change Is A Dime Bag!" http://www.cafepress.com/titillatingtees.225246874)
To: diamond6
And who will pay for it? The Social Security is almost broke. CHANGE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN!
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:12:08 PM PDT
by
traumer
To: traumer
Errrrrrrr....no thanks... don’t prolong the inevitable on me. The train to Old Geezerville has to arrive at the destination and then it’s time to get off the railway for good.
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:12:08 PM PDT
by
tflabo
(Truth or tyranny)
To: traumer
Some already have lived to age 150.
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:13:53 PM PDT
by
peggybac
(Tolerance is the virtue of believing in nothing)
To: shineon
Barbara clearly doesn’t believe in God or an afterlife. Living as long as she can in this body seems her only option. Sad.
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:14:28 PM PDT
by
DaveMSmith
(Nothin' worse than a leaky dame)
To: xuberalles
GRRRRRRRRR...
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posted on
04/01/2008 9:15:04 PM PDT
by
traumer
To: trumandogz
Don’t even bring up retirement age.
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