6 Aging, Fitness, and Health Myths Debunked (Myth 1 of 6)Golf Fitness Experts. Golf exercises, mental strategies, and swing instruction from 7 leading golf experts. Aging Myth #1(of 6) People Are Living Much Longer Hardly a day goes by when someone doesn't remind us of how we are living much longer now than we used to. As surprising as it may be, according to Dan Georgakas, author of The Methuselah Factor, 1995, the life span of a human being has not changed since recorded time. With the event of good sanitation practices, septic systems, and, later, antibiotics, the collective average life span of a given population has increased. In the 1700s, the average person lived for 20 to 40 years in Europe. Today, we live, on the average, to our mid-seventies. This increase did not occur because individuals are living longer, but because there are significantly fewer deaths caused by childbirth, infant deaths, and infectious diseases spread by the lack of sanitation. Georgakas says that once someone reaches the age of 60, someone in today's world lives no longer than the people did at the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Dr. McDougall says in Twelve Days to Dynamic Health, 1991, that once a person in the 1970s reached the age of 45, he only lived about 6 years longer than a person who lived back a hundred years before that time. We no longer die young of acute, infectious diseases and at childbirth. We primarily die of chronic diseases like cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and strokes, which are usually preventable by our diet and lifestyle choices. How long do the old age specialists, gerontologists, say we are designed to live? Up to 100 years old, and in good health. Tip! Building muscle mass involves two things, progressive overload to stimulate muscles beyond their normal levels of resistance and eating more calories than you can burn off. With all the hype about high protein diets lately and because muscle is made of protein, it’s easy to believe that protein is the best fuel for building muscle, however muscles work on calories which should predominately be derived from carbohydrates. Dr. Leslie Van Romer is a health motivational speaker, writer, and lifestyle coach. Visit http://www.DrLeslieVanRomer.com for more inspiration.
Fitness Instructor Course The first benefit is that you will get yourself into the best shape of... fitness-instructor-course.php Fat Burning Pills You may need assistance with your new way of living. This is where a personal trainer comes into the picture.... fat-burning-pills.php How To Lose Weight Fast I know, 10 pounds to lose isn't bad you might say. But that ten pounds is all in a little wrinkly fold ... how-to-lose-weight-fast.php Weightloss Pills The Internet is a wonderful source when it comes... weightloss-pills.php Ab Equipment Now, there is some ab equipment that does make a good bit of sense. Sit up... ab-equipment.php Bottled Drinking Water If you have well water, you may not know exactly what is in your water. It may taste OK, but is it? My mother lives in ... bottled-drinking-water.php Weight Loss Supplements When it comes to weight loss supplements, how do you know which ones to choose? I mean, come on, I see a dozen... weight-loss-supplements.php Diet Information If you watch television, then you've surely been bombarded with diet information from some fitness guru. The key... diet-information.php Fast Weight Loss Two ladies in the article featured in Woman’s World magazine e... fast-weight-loss.php Diet To Lose Weight There are quite a few online support sites to visit, that have a multitude of information for anyone looking to diet to ... diet-to-lose-weight.php Weight Loss This is partially true, however, looking ... weight-loss.php Active Wear While many people do actually use active wear for its intended p... active-wear.php News ... news.php Boxing Fitness One thing that's wonderful about boxing fitness is that it no... boxing-fitness.php Aerobic Workouts The rush to join a gym was like lambs to the slaughter. It looks ... aerobic-workouts.php
|