[Publius804]

Ping!

[FlingWingFlyer]

Where are they going to get the money for these things during the Error of Obama?

[Graybeard58]

I don’t need plastic surgery, I’m 66 years and 2 months old and don’t look a day over 66 and 1 month.

[JudgemAll]

Oh, man, will they request tax payer paid free health plastic surgery with that?

[JoSixChip]

I just want my hair back!

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Real anti-aging therapies are still probably many decades off and aren’t likely to arrive in time to benefit today’s 20 year olds, let alone the Boomer generation. Widespread use of anti-aging therapies will also be delayed because of religious, societal and environmental concerns. But aging is a challenge to be understood and solved, and eventually we’ll treat aging instead of spending a fortune treating the diseases and ailments that accompany it.

[4Liberty]

leading the charge...

[Glenn]

Yer lookin to pick a fight, ain't ya?

[lurk]

Or, likely, Boomers will be devoting their time and money to staying alive with basic needs like food and shelter.

[ErnBatavia]

baby boomers who grew up in an exaltation of youth culture

I guess I'm a boomer, since I was born in 1947 -- and am proudly suckling on the teat - but I have no frigging idea what this author is talking/writing/jabbering about.

I'm just gonna toss out a guess, since it's now record that Obama's re-coronation campaign will likely focus on populist issues.........total bullshit.

[familyop]

lfdnews.com (retards), Baby Boomers are already getting wrinkled and showing other signs of croak-ability. Gen-X-ers are the ones about to show the more obvious signs of aging (besides the predominance of obesity in that group).

[EGPWS]

It's an investment...

[mrsmith]

The “anti-aging” market will only grow linearly with the number of elderly.

The cultural (actually just in politics and media) adulation of youth was just a zinger for our bucks and we Boomers know it.

[MaxMax]

I wana die healthy.

[Indy Pendance]

Boy, do I hate being lumped in with this crowd. I have nothing in common with them. I’m a ‘late boomer’. It’s sickening.

[rbg81]

will drive the U.S. market anti-aging products for about $ 80 million today to more than $ 114 billion by 2015.

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Gee, that’s umm...quite the increase. I call BS.

[Indy Pendance]

Poster Child:

[GOP Poet]

Bookmark

[Indy Pendance]

I firmly believe my mother-in-law died of cancer because of hormone therapy. It’s not natural. 10-15 years of women were sucked into this, not unlike the surge of hysterectomies these past 20 years. Now, thank God, these fads are dying. The just rip it out, drug them to death era is dying.