PUT OLD ON HOLD Journal

Advocating Non-Traditional Lifelong Growth and Productivity

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RAPAMYCIN – THE MOST PROMISING LIFE EXTENSION DRUG

 

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YOU CAN LIVE TO 120 YEARS OF AGE

Anyone at age 73 who assumes an early demise because of awareness of chronological age is a victim of a common belief that anyone at age 65 and beyond is really "elderly" (translation: OLD). The "elderly" word conjures up "old age" specific images, behaviors, and specious facts accepted in the general culture that have no basis in reality. We are reminded of these often misleading "old age facts" over and over. As a result, we live how and what we are taught to think.

I wonder how many people think about the meaning of their chronological age. It's a reminder of the year we are born. Period. It does not establish our mental or physical competence. It does not determine how long we will live. Most people think it does, but it doesn't.

The Social Security Administration began in the 1930s when people did not live much longer than age 65. Yet, here we are so many years later, and life expectancy has changed--- big time. Here is just one example:

In NCHS Data Brief No. 233, January 2016 Mortality Among Centenarians in the United States, 2000-2014, we read:

Although centenarians are still uncommon, the number of Americans aged 100 and over increased 43.6%, from 50,281 in 2000 to 72,197 in 2014.

So, yes, it is possible and it makes sense that we can live 120 years. Stop thinking "it can't happen." Be careful what you think. Your brain listens to everything you think and tries to achieve whatever it thinks you want!!

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If you are serious about stopping “old age decline” “RAPAMYYCIN” is a ‘must read”

I believe, as many others do, that much of the mental and physical decline that occurs with advanced age is our own doing. It's simple: In our entire lives, we rarely exercise and eat crap that doesn't adequately nourish the body. We can get away with it until about age 40. That's when the body starts to rebel, and we begin to develop diabetes, arthritis, degenerated bones and joints, and other "lifestyle" diseases that are not diseases caused by advanced age -- it's the culmination of laziness and food abuse (malnourishment)  over time.

My number one anti-aging panacea has always been Vitamin C, taken as a megadose of calcium ascorbate crystals twice a day. I've been taking it for decades, despite warnings the high dose will kill me or result in kidney stones. If you read the work of Dr. Linus Pauling, you will understand my enthusiasm for it.

If you are a dedicated anti-ager, you will want to learn about Rapamycin. I've been researching it for a while, and I knew I was on the right track when I found a new book titled Rapamycin by a pharmacist I used to work with, Dr. Ross Pelton. Simply put, he knows his stuff, and I trust his judgment.

Rapamycin is said to be a remarkable substance that promotes healthy longevity. I don't care about longevity -- for however long I live, I want to be healthy and independent.

I want to outdo 100-year-old practicing neurologist Dr. Howard Tucker of Cleveland, Ohio, who shows no signs of wanting to retire. He realizes that retirement is the enemy of healthy longevity -- a reality few people understand or aspire to.

Be good to yourself starting today -- regardless of your age.

By the way, I was recently told that Noah was 500 years of age when he built the Ark.

 

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