My parents are still living, dad is 93, mom 94, crossing my fingers, most of their siblings lived till 80's or 90's. I think it is stress and processed, hormone laden foods, lack of exercise as well.
Or it could be clean living and good genes.
My parents are still living, dad is 93, mom 94, crossing my fingers, most of their siblings lived till 80's or 90's. I think it is stress and processed, hormone laden foods, lack of exercise as well.
Lol, nope. Never smoked, never tanned. Smooth as silk.
She knows all that but she is 23 and is more worried about putting on weight if she stops. That's her on the right.
https://scontent-a-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/1383336_729645537052260_1169006969_n.jpg
She's really pretty and her skin looks perfect now.
I saw that "now"...catty?
That's so retro.
Wow, I was not aware of this.
It makes me reflect on my own mother, who is 83 .. and my wife's mother, who is 84.
I would like to know what's at the bottom of this.
The premise of this thread, as is typical with anything dimwitted Democrats post, is false. The data has always shown that women typically outlive their men and not the other way around.
But dimwits are inclined to be duped into brain dead leftist talking points because... They're dimwits.
I have two aunts and a mother who have long outlived their husbands; this is more the rule rather than the exception.
Personal anecdotes are not accurate as evidence and are not to be used as an indication of wider trends.
I would speculate that the cause is environmental factors, probably air borne and water borne pollution from such sources as PCBs, radioactivity, heavy metals and so on.
I'd agree with eating but didn't women (and men) smoke more in the olden days?
Irony abounds.
No, women are perfectly capable of bringing home the bacon, and even frying it up in the pan. Double U O M A N.
Well I think if the goal is to decrease medical costs than women dying sooner is a good thing as they will put less stress in the healthcare system which all libtards say they support.
Leave it to me to find a silver lining
Only for those still in elementary school. Speculation is different from personal anecdotes! Here let me show you. Personal anecdote: My mother died in her 40s from exposure to radiation so this is probably the cause of these deaths. Speculation: could be but does not have to be based on personal experience. In this case I have read several articles and a couple of books and watched some documentaries on this phenomenon and all of the women in my family may have lived well into their 90s so there is absolutely nothing ironical in my two statements. In other words, you are jumping to conclusions and in addition, given the way you continue to use the term "irony," I would say that you really don't understand that either. Because there is nothing ironic or contradictory between those two statements. In short, you are making a category mistake. The two statements are not in the same category.
It's smoking and obesity