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David Dickeson, A.S.U.S.
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At age 33, I began to worry about "turning 40." I decided to do something - anything! - before I was 'over the hill' in life and health. I figured that once you turn "age 40," life was 'over,' and you spend the next 40 years rapidly aging and "falling apart." If you were lucky, the 'blessing' of death would come before it was too late!! I am now 56 (May, 08!) and I am enjoying life more than I ever had. How wrong - mentally - I was! When I became STRONGER - physically - everything got better for me. "Growing old" is NOT a 'natural process.' It is a terrible disease you have to FIGHT each day. |
Recent Answers
2009-11-19 HGH:
Hello Ralph What happen to the recommended drugs? Fosomax would be a better choice. Actonel has some problems. Instead of trying testerone and HGH, you will achieve a lot more progress in making
2009-11-18 Aging / Aging Gene:
Hello Charles The big problem with this is that the "aging gene" is in the dna of every cell in our bodies. We will not have such technology for a very long time into the future. It is sort of a "count-down"
2009-11-17 Aerobics:
Hello Terry Jumping Jacks were developed by Jack LaLanne. They are GREAT if you are not big, or heavy. Either, or both, they cause too much impact on the ankles and feet. Do this: buy a couple of
2009-11-05 health:
Hello maha.alhaik Actually, most of us have very short life spans. Lack of food, improper eating, lack of exercise, and a wide variety of disease-causing conditions, accidents, shorten our life spans
2009-10-14 colored hair:
Hello Deborah Color rinses allow you to slowly grey your hair. Beauty salons can dye, then gradually increase hi-lights in you hair. Do not use those men's hair color products that claim to allow
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