Re: Re: Evolutionary pressures to extend life (was: Jack La Lanne dies at 97)

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Just pray that you inherited her genes!

On 2/1/11 2:51 PM, " EnriqueF " <efaletty@...> wrote:

I think we all know a centenarian or two,my grandmother died in 2003 at 102 years old, she never smoked or drinked alcohol but never did much physical exercise either (excluding house chores).She was in good shape and living alone at 100 years.

I gave her some multivitamins to help her improve her nutrition and after she died we found all the multis boxes hidden in the kitchen, she never took the pills!!!

Henry

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> >> Now if we could come up with a good way to make evolution reward us living to 150, and a few tens of thousands of years for evolution to do the hard work. Perhaps if we didn't have our first offspring until 100 years old, that would apply evolutionary pressure to reward living longer. Anybody that patient? :-)

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