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Causes of Aging - Another View

In an earlier post, there appears a general discussion about the Causes of Aging. From that entry, it should be apparent that there are many opinions, both scientific and psycological about why we age. One aspect of the process is fear of aging which is inculcated in us in our early years. The following article describes how that fear alone can accelerate aging.  It’s not only the physical process, but the thinking that goes with it that can determine how fast we age. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Robert on Jul 9th 2007 | Filed in Aging Process | Comments (0)

Myths About Aging Abound

Do stereotypes about older people stand up to reality?  American society, with it’s youth obsession would suggest that older citizens are considered to be washed up, that the lights have gone out and that they no longer have much to contribute.  These attitudes permeate society and reach deeply into the workplace in particular. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Robert on Jul 8th 2007 | Filed in Aging Process | Comments (0)

Can Paris Hilton Learn From Baby Boomers?

Baby Boomers went through an era in which, like Paris Hilton, they were stereotyped by their elders and others as self absorbed, childish and irresponsible. To some extent, that happens with every generation.

Having had the same experience, the question is posed whether baby boomers have anything to teach the Paris Hilton’s of the world. Certainly, no generation has examined itself more closely, out of which has emerged considerable enlightenment. If the heiress and her peers would care to listen, much could be learned. In this article, you’ll find some insights into how they might benefit from those who passed through an almost identical cycle in life. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Robert on Jul 4th 2007 | Filed in Baby Boomers | Comments (0)

Future Health Care for Baby Boomers

It’s no secret that the future of health care for baby boomers is slated for profound change in the coming years. Exactly what shape those changes will take is not entirely known, but there are predictable trends dictated by current estimates of future deliverability.

An examination of anticipated diminishing numbers of available doctors, nurses and other health care professionals tells the story. The predicted outcome is sobering and suggests that all of us should plan to take greater individual responsibility for maintaining our health. In the following article ways are suggested to accomplish just that. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Robert on Jul 3rd 2007 | Filed in Health & Medicine | Comments (0)

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