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Ken Hollen
Here is a piece of advice, since we are talking about old age. I spent decades reading nutritional studies. A scientific frontier since we now have pharmaceuticals to cure everything. From these studies, one conclusion I came away with was the human body is not designed to fail. We fail in providing what the body needs in nutrition. There are about 25 vitamins, 70+ minerals, a handful of oils and fats we need everyday. These have been identified and list by the National Health Institute. You see they are listed on your vitamin bottle with amounts and percentages. Daily requirement. What you do not know is this daily requirement is a minimum of what the body needs before illness and disease. Think about that. What are the odds you are getting this minimum? Slim. We only have good ripe fruit and vegetables a few months each year. I doubt many of you are canning. So, what happens if we do not get our minimums? The effect is called Rate Limiting. Of the necessary 100,000 biological reactions that are necessary to run your metabolism per second, the absence means things will not work right and will cause illness and disease. Guaranteed. Here is a piece of advice. Shop for a strong multivitamin to add to your diet. Not a one-a-day type, gummy, liquid. Something with close to 300 mg of magnesium in three or more tablets a day. Even with a strong multivitamin, the chances are you will not hit 100% of your daily requirement. Buy a liquid fish oil, omega3 and take two tablespoons a day. Buy vegetables, get enough protein daily. Exercise your legs daily. Keep hope in your heart because I gives you purpose. It seems the loss of purpose is directly associate with death. Visualize an older age of death. You have a number in your mind. Add a decade or two and believe itn it every day. Enjoy.
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Who, besides Me, must use a SXS just to pick up Your daily mail OR doesn't want (or can't) change into a swimsuit while boating or swimming 🥴😁
