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FORTY-SOMETHING FOREVER: A LONGEVITY PRIMER

"When I was your age, I was MUCH older," the elder generation likes to say. And it's true. The meat-and-potatoes generation faction worked very hard, ate fried steak, fried chicken, fried potatoes, fried bread and gravy, didn't know any better and expected to be 'old' long before they qualified for Social Security.
So what have we learned? What are the chances that you can put the brakes on aging with what we know now about youth-promoting nutrition, body-improving exercise, antioxidant supplementation? And what's the truth about chelation therapy? Will a course of EDTA infusions really keep you from looking or feeling your age well into your sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth decade even longer?
There's no doubt there are no more youth-obsessed individuals than can be found in the entertainment industry, where almost all the well-known routinely shave off years.
Donna Mills, for example, told interviewers she was 40 in 1986 ... and in 1987... and in 1988. Joan Rivers once boasted to her TV audience that she "didn't feel like 50" - certainly the truth, since she was 56 at the time! Jack Benny, of course, never made it to 40, since he jokingly insisted on being 39 until he died in his eighties.
What do active, long-lived celebs like Bob Hope, George Burns and Zsa Zsa Gabor do, so that like Duracels Energizer bunny, they just go on - and on - and on' Would it surprise you to learn that the one place in America chelation therapy as a youth-sustaining modality caught on first and furious was Hollywood?
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