RE: so if exercise mitigates age-related decline

[Guest guest]

Maybe we already have a 200 year life span. We just manage to kill ourselves

off prematurely from mistakes we haven't mastered yet.

JR

-----Original Message-----

From: freebird5005 [mailto:freebird5005@...]

Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 9:42 PM

Subject: [ ] so if exercise mitigates age-related decline

so if exercise mitigates age-related decline in NO impairment (and

concomitant endo dys) we would not be healthy if we did NOT exercise

would we??

It's interesting to imagine what would happen if we suddenly were

given a 200 year life span? Would our opinions and " facts " and CHOICES

carry us thru to 200 or thereabouts?? Or would we die of " ill-health "

@150ish?

would even the best veggie diet have closed our arteries by then?

heh. interesting things to muse.

FreeBird

[Guest guest]

As funny as it is i don't think that's the case A lot of people

living " the good and clean life " perish a little over 100. NO ONE has

survived 118!

So i think it reasonable to assume that (118) as a normal genetic life

SPAN.

FreeBird

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wrote:

> Maybe we already have a 200 year life span. We just manage to kill

ourselves

> off prematurely from mistakes we haven't mastered yet.

>

> JR

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: freebird5005 [mailto:freebird5005@y...]

> Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 9:42 PM

>

> Subject: [ ] so if exercise mitigates age-related decline

>

>

>

>

> so if exercise mitigates age-related decline in NO impairment (and

> concomitant endo dys) we would not be healthy if we did NOT exercise

> would we??

>

> It's interesting to imagine what would happen if we suddenly were

> given a 200 year life span? Would our opinions and " facts " and CHOICES

> carry us thru to 200 or thereabouts?? Or would we die of " ill-health "

> @150ish?

>

> would even the best veggie diet have closed our arteries by then?

>

> heh. interesting things to muse.

>

> FreeBird