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LIFE AS IRONY

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tcomeau - 16 Sep 2004 22:09 GMT
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LIFE AS IRONY
Hanna Barysevich of Minsk, Belarus has reached the ripe old age of 116
years on a diet of homemade sausages, pork fat, milk and bread
(Herald-Sun, Raleigh-Durham May 6, 2004). Meanwhile, Brian Maxwell,
world class marathon runner and inventor of the PowerBar, promoted as
scientifically formulated to provide energy to athletes and support
optimal health, has died at the age of 51.

TC
jt - 17 Sep 2004 00:18 GMT
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Worthless anecdotal evidence.  My grandfather smoked until he died at
95, I suppose Brian Maxwell could have lived longer if he started
smoking.

Everyone has an upper limit for how long they will live, that can not
be changed through diet, exercise, etc.  Living a healthy lifestyle
will allow someone to reach their potential no more.
Lictor - 17 Sep 2004 08:27 GMT
> Everyone has an upper limit for how long they will live, that can not
> be changed through diet, exercise, etc.  Living a healthy lifestyle
> will allow someone to reach their potential no more.

Besides, world-class competition level sport does not qualify as healthy
lifestyle... Between strains on their body (joints, muscles, metabolism...),
drugs both legal and illegal, stress, weird nutrition designed for
performances rather than health, exhaustion and the rest, high level sport
is very taxing... Many professionnals are a complete wreck in their fifties,
especially since many start to put on a lot of weight as soon as they stop
competition. Maradonna is not alone, look at most ex-soccer champions, many
are now overweight and run high blood lipids.
 
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