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u4ic Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Sep-02-06 02:07 PM
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23. I think good genes definitely played a part
as did being active, and starting out living at a time when the environment (and us) weren't so damn overwhelmed with toxins.

I don't think you'll see many boomers (or indeed later generations) make it to 100. Too much crap in our food, air, water; hence, in us. Medicine may keep us alive longer, but it isn't necessarily keeping us healthy.

I have a great aunt who is 102; she always uses lard or butter for frying; lots of cream in her recipes...by all accounts, she should have had a heart attack in her 50's.
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