Re: Re: Life expectancy and birth

[Guest guest]

I'm sure nutrition played a role, but I believe a much bigger part of it, at a

much deeper level, is a reason to live. He stopped his life work, and probably

had nothing to replace it with. Lack of nutrition, or honoring of the body may

be just a side effect.

My thoughts....

Love and Gratitude,

Barb

How much of that was " just " aging, and how much was inadequate

nutrition? I can't say, but my guess is that it was more nutrition

than aging.

Just my thoughts,

Roxanne