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What Are Some Drugs And Hormones That Help To Slow Down The Aging Process?
Posted on February 14th, 2010 1 commentErm as far as i know there arent any. If there were i think everyone would jump on the bandwagon. Generally this is a shady part of science with people making exagerated claims with little or no evidence to speak of. Generally the only thing that can help stop ageing is a healthy lifestyle – dont smoke etc.
However, hormone supplementation of menopausal women can greatly aid them in old age – oestrogen helps keep the bones healthy and there is some evidence of a reduction in the incidence of cervical cancer and some forms of dementia. -
Does Engaging In Sexual Activity Speed Up The Aging Process?
Posted on February 8th, 2010 2 commentsWhether it is masturbating, oral or coital intercourse?
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Does Alcohol Speed Up The Aging Process?
Posted on February 5th, 2010 6 commentsNow I know alcohol does not ‘literally’ make you older I would like to know if it can possibly make a person look older than they actually are.
I ask because I am a very light drinker until the age of 28 I rarely had any alcohol and by rarely I mean perhaps 1 beer per year! On the other hand a lot of my friends have been moderate/heavy drinks since highschool and although some look their age some look at least 4-5 years older.
So does alcohol make a person look older faster?
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How To Stop Aging Process, Feel And Look 10-20 Years Younger?
Posted on January 9th, 2010 2 commentsi would highly recommend to watch “60 minutes” Morley Safer video:
http://www.badbreakingnews.com/scientists-have-found-a-substance-that-is-slowing-down-the-aging-process-in-mice-morley-safer-reports-60-minutes/
Resveratrol is the solution, (red wine). I am taking that since 2008.. feel great. you can try for free if u r in US (us free trial only) -
What Effects Does The Aging Process Have On Athletic Performance?
Posted on January 8th, 2010 No commentsHere is a short list of the physiological changes that occur after the age of 40. To find out what you can do to combat these changes, to essentially slow them down and in some cases reverse them, click on the link below to read the full article.
Longer recovery times are required.
Loss of muscle mass.
Loss of bone density.
Metabolic rate decreases.
Endurance decreases.
Range of motion diminishes.
Hormonal fluctuations.
Injuries will happen.
–Travis–
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