Longevity

Science (23 Jan, 2008)
Scientists Find a Way to Make People Live for Hundreds of Years

It can soon become possible for humans to live up to 800 years with the latest scientific breakthrough ...
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//66 Nov 02, 2009 04:43 PM | posted by: Not_a_gonna_happen

so what ya have to do? eat baker's yeast?

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//65 Aug 08, 2009 08:02 PM | posted by: coooool

I'd love to live a few hundred years. If not by this method, stem cells should do the trick (and keep you youthful, to boot!). And, if overpopulation bothers you, send me to the moon. I'll work on greenhouse projects, I don't care. It should be the decision of the individual, not the religious community.

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//64 May 18, 2009 10:04 PM | posted by: Cyclonus

Just think what will be the retiring age then. May 650 yrs old.

Health & Fitness (22 Apr, 2008)
Life Expectancy of American Women Falls Significantly

A great number of American women face shorter life expectancy than in the early 1980s, scientists say ...
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//1 Sep 20, 2008 07:08 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoTOT]

Lifestyle again here... live healthy live longer...

Science (06 Aug, 2008)
Japanese Women Are the Longest Living in the World

Japanese women were once again named the longest living people in the world in 2008, showing the life expectancy of 86 years old, Japan's health ministry reported. ...
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//2 Oct 02, 2008 06:51 AM | posted by: sharaeff [InfoTOT]

I don't envy Japanese women. If it goes that way Japan may turn into a country with the greatest number of old women. It doesn't sound so promising. By the way such problems exist in Europe as well. Women want to succeed in life and don't hurry to have family and kids.This tendency to independence is good, but it estranges us from our true destination.

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//1 Sep 20, 2008 07:22 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoTOT]

Great... i wish i were born in Japan...:) seriously, we should take an example of them and improve our lives...

Science (21 Aug, 2008)
Want to Live Longer - Get a Second Wife

For those who want to live longer there's more than just controlled diets, green tee and long walks. According to the latest research the key to a longer life lies in polygamy. The new study showed that men from polygamous cultures live longer than those from the monogamous cultures. ...
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//3 Nov 25, 2008 08:16 PM | posted by: meg

if polygamy can make men live longer, then i want it! . . . is the world created for men? Why is it always so unfair? If men can marry that many, well, why can't women?. . .

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//2 Oct 02, 2008 07:27 AM | posted by: sharaeff [InfoTOT]

I'll never believe that men with several wives live longer. More wives, more troubles, more stress. There is just one possible explanation for that. Maybe relationships in a lawful matrimony cause less stressful moments for men than the situation when they try to hide several affairs.

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//1 Sep 20, 2008 07:17 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoTOT]

Hey, it's not fair... why only men have the right to have more wifes in the same time, ha??!! what about women? when will our time come lol???...

Offbeat (03 Dec, 2008)
Oldest Woman Of Norway And Her Long Life Secrets

The oldest woman of Norway Gunda Harangen had recently died at the age of 109 years old. Every day the woman used to drink a cup of cognac, she also lived alone, without a man that would tear her nerves out. ...
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Health & Fitness (30 Mar, 2009)
Success Obtained In Fight Against Cancer

More and more people diagnosed with tumors in Europe can cured. At the same time, their longevity was not affected. ...
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Offbeat (07 May, 2009)
Meet Chanel - the Oldest Dog in the World

Chanel is the dachshund that was officially recognized as the oldest dog in the world. Recently she celebrated her 21st birthday. ...
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Health & Fitness (09 May, 2009)
Late Delivery Prolongs Life

Women who became mothers at their 40-50's, as a rule, live longer – this is the most recent conclusion made by American demographists from the University of Utah. ...
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