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Title: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: goodsamaritan on January 07, 2010, 10:17:54 pm
What's your take on the issue of longevity?
Do you think you will live a longer, high quality life than your twin on SAD?
What's your strategy for longevity? 
Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: TylerDurden on January 08, 2010, 12:50:40 am
Well, it depends. If I had lived my entire life on  rawpalaeo, I'm sure I'd live till 130.Having lived rawpalaeo only from c.30+. I reckon I might die c.90 years old.
Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: RawZi on January 08, 2010, 02:10:26 am
    On my palm I take a look at my lifeline once in a while.  According to those lifelines apparently raw food extends my lifespan and cooked food shortens it.
Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: Seeker_1 on February 23, 2010, 04:57:29 am
I'm still a firm believer in "the less you eat the longer you live" but of course within the restriction of proper nutrition. I always bring up the case of Luigi Cornalo
http://drbass.com/cornaro.html

I figure if i eat the right nutrient dense foods and avoid excess i'll live a good 130
Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: Seeker_1 on February 23, 2010, 04:59:34 am
and of course just ignore the "natural hygene" spin at the end  O0
Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: kurite on February 23, 2010, 06:16:46 am
I kinda feel like if you eat and live right than you'll live to be well over 100. The key for me is to not worry about it. The more you fear death the more real it becomes.
Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: needs_and_wants on February 23, 2010, 10:06:16 pm
my strategy is to decrease yang (anything that may cause illness) by eating raw meat steamed-veg paleo, and increase yin (the bodies ability to adjust to changing conditions) by practicing shaolin wahnam chi kung for 15mins/day, and thus promote yin/yang harmony. im hoping this will take me to beyond 100... :)
Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: goodsamaritan on July 22, 2010, 08:37:28 pm
I'm finally getting some surprises I have extra strength and stamina now, I might as well use it. 

I'm starting to get interested in something like these people in cross fit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fY9ceulkVzs

How much physical activity to get into for long life?

Is there such a thing as overdoing exercise it impacts on longevity?

I'm dreaming of 120.




Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: dsohei on July 23, 2010, 02:41:03 am
gs and others, u might like this
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/mess-ernestine-shepherd-body-building-grandma-benches-150/story?id=10480184

quote from article about her nutrition regiment: " Shepherd concerns herself with her carefully formulated diet -- 1,700 calories a day, mostly comprised of boiled egg whites, chicken, vegetables and a liquid egg white drink -- and packing in the workouts needed to maintain her stunning physique."

Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: King Salmon on July 23, 2010, 03:05:55 am
My goal is to hit 200.Just to see if it can be done.Wish me luck ;)
Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: goodsamaritan on July 23, 2010, 06:29:05 am
My goal is to hit 200.Just to see if it can be done.Wish me luck ;)

Maybe if I can pass on this collective knowledge we have, my children will live up to 150 and my grandchildren up to 200.

Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: chucky on July 25, 2010, 02:44:15 am
Maybe if I can pass on this collective knowledge we have, my children will live up to 150 and my grandchildren up to 200.



There will be people walking around 150 soon enough by raw diet or science. You might look closer to this website. http://www.imminst.org/ It's kind of research and community dedicated to unlimited lifespan.

Title: Re: Your thoughts on longevity?
Post by: onekingreigns on July 25, 2010, 05:26:06 pm
I always wonder, assuming there isn't a difference in the length of "years", if diet had anything to do with Abraham or any of his sons living to 2-300 years old.