20 Rules for a Long Life After 60
d53a2cab@example.comUpdated Apr 24, 2015
<li>See your doctor regularly.</li> <li>Realize that life begins at 60, but everything starts to wear out, fall out or spread out.</li> <li>Smile. It takes 46 muscles to frown and only 14 to smile.</li> <li>Exercise physically. Go dancing three times a week. Social walking is a must.
- See your doctor regularly.
- Realize that life begins at 60, but everything starts to wear out, fall out or spread out.
- Smile. It takes 46 muscles to frown and only 14 to smile.
- Exercise physically. Go dancing three times a week. Social walking is a must.
- Take vitamins A, B, C and E at least once a day.
- Drink eight glasses of water--not coffee or cola--daily.
- Stop smoking--it's a disease. I lost a wife and two brothers to smoking.
- Doctors, US Congress and the Canadian Parliament have said that secondhand smoke is as dangerous as smoking. Protect my health. Quit.
- Sit quietly for 10 minutes a day. Think about nothing. Fill your mind with emptiness.
- Clean the inside as well as the outside. Bowel movements after breakfast and enemas once a week keep colon cancer away.
- Eat fruits and vegetables each day in their natural, organic state if possible. This is essential.
- Take one teaspoon (five ml) of blackstrap molasses daily to keep cancer away.
- Combine one teaspoon (five ml) each of apple cider vinegar and honey in one-half cup (125 ml) of warm water. Drink this daily.
- Avoid white flour and white bread. Eat brown and whole-grain bread.
- Do as the Romans did. Avoid processed foods. Use garlic and vinegar.
- Consume onions, carrots, celery, spinach, cabbage, cauliflower and kale.
- Supplement with potassium, magnesium, zinc and selenium.
- Lower high blood pressure and stress hypertension by eating potassium-rich foods: three bananas a day. Combine one tablespoon (15 ml) of honey, one half-cup (125 ml) vanilla yogurt, one-quarter cup (60 ml) of pineapple juice. Eat it with cantaloupe, bananas and orange juice.
- Don't forget, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. It's the truth.
- Slow down. The heart is a highly complex muscle-pump and valve system that must respond quickly to your body's needs, whether it's sleeping or climbing stairs. It's another thing that wears out after 60.
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