Heres one link to get you started LOL
http://www.dearcupid...ageany-way.html
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Posted 25 January 2009 - 04:06 AM
I will be 57 in February.
I look (my estimate) somewhere around 19 to 21 years old, if I shave and comb my hair. [I do have thin hair but it seems to be growing back slowly, and I have some grey; I washed my hair too much for about 20 years and it got thinner.]
In 1973 I read that vitamins slow down aging.
I started megadosing on antioxidant vitamins at the age of 21, in 1973.
When I was 40, in 1992, I looked about 26.
I decided to increase dosages to see if I could make my age go backwards.
It did, at times. I think it is going backwards now.
My technique of megadosing on combinations of vitamins and calcium, works on the entire body, on the cellular level.
If I look 20, now, then my whole body is 20 now. The only thing on me that seems to have gotten older is my hair, and I am waiting for that to get younger. I stll look like I have a full head of hair if I do a comb over and spray it down.
I have not made any money on this yet, but I notified certain people in the antiaging field of me and I think they have been checking me out.
I look about 11 years younger than the yougest looking 40 year old man, if that is his picture, and I was born in 1952, I am almost 57.
I do hard physical labor jobs, and I can out work men in their early 20s. I am also a mixed martial artist and can punch and kick like a young guy.
I do a 100 yard dash very fast like a track and field guy.
Like I said, the whole body is young.
I stand up for 5 hours straight in my job now, cleaning a bakery warehouse and stacking pallets with items roughly 18 to 50 pounds.
I am 5 ft. 61/2 inches, and am very strong and agile for my size.
I find this forum very amusing. This youngest looking 40 year old man forum made me laugh. I have his system beat by a country mile in my opinion.
Estimate: I take about 8000 vitamin and mineral supplement tablets per year. Probably more than that.
NOTE: Lately my age seems to be racing backwards. I use the face as the indicator. It is getting rounder, more smooth like I am putting on more living tissue.
I predicted it would accelerate; it did. I am being watched by people and certain people in authority know about this. I use increased cell divisions to get younger, by my method.
People I work with are noticing it. I have witnesses. In the last 7 months it is like the whole shape of my face changed to look younger with noticeable tightening and smoothing around the eyes.
Goodbye from the world's youngest 56 year old man.- almost 57
{I think I have defeated aging on the cellular level.}
It is an ongoing experiment, still evaluating the results.
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Posted 29 January 2009 - 07:42 AM
Came across this wild boast a few weeks ago.
I cut and pasted the text, but totally misplaced the link.
Tried to search for it with excerpts, but with no success.
Edited by frankbuzin, 29 January 2009 - 07:46 AM.
Posted 31 January 2009 - 03:25 PM
Even though I posted it, I didn't actually write it, and I do agree!Came across this wild boast a few weeks ago.
I cut and pasted the text, but totally misplaced the link.
Tried to search for it with excerpts, but with no success.
http://arkansas.cc/s...php?topic=115.0
And not directed to your post... but this thread really needs to be in something like 'Freedom of Speech' or 'Unrelated to Life Extension'... as it is too much Yahoo OMG!-ish superficial... even for a 'Skin Health' forum.
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Posted 05 February 2009 - 06:30 AM
yeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhawwwwww!!helllll yeahhh wooohooo
good job paul
carbs rule. veganism rocks!
i decreased my protein intake too..
Posted 05 February 2009 - 09:16 AM
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Posted 07 February 2009 - 01:54 AM
Just turned 40!
Here is a large, clear, obnoxious testimony to the wonders of veganism, heliophobia, and low-protein/medium-carb/high-fat dieting. Me at 40! :
Carbs rule, by the way. There is a reason we crave them so much. When they are the healthy sort, they are very good for us.
Fat rules as well: especially the nut butter, chick pea and avocado variety.
It is protein that is the devilish imp.
Excess protein will age and wither you faster than anything else.
Be warned.
Posted 07 February 2009 - 02:50 PM
Posted 08 February 2009 - 03:34 AM
We have to school these people, Mr. Lake!There are plenty of people on TV who 'wish' they look younger and are held as some role model for looking younger than their age, but usually they don't, or at least not by much.
Posted 08 February 2009 - 03:40 AM
If anything, probably due to the abundance of nut butters, etc., my skin is slightly oily. But, if I go on a streak of limited oil intake, say for a week or two, my skin gets very dry, very fast, so Ive become kinda reliant on them.Paul I'm wondering, do you suffer from psoriasis or eczema? (not that I can see any in your photo, I'm just wondering).
Posted 08 February 2009 - 03:41 AM
Sorry, but I don't. I could probably find some in family albums and boxes, etc., so, if I do, I shall post!Paul, do you happen to have a photo of your mom and dad around the same age as yourself that you can post?
Posted 08 February 2009 - 05:18 AM
If anything, probably due to the abundance of nut butters, etc., my skin is slightly oily. But, if I go on a streak of limited oil intake, say for a week or two, my skin gets very dry, very fast, so Ive become kinda reliant on them.Paul I'm wondering, do you suffer from psoriasis or eczema? (not that I can see any in your photo, I'm just wondering).
Posted 08 February 2009 - 09:16 PM
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Posted 08 February 2009 - 11:55 PM
A lot.I have asked this before but what does it actually mean to look younger?
Not necessarily, but it's nice to have.Is this proof that what you are doing is beneficial to your health?
Your peers obviously. Or people of similar age.Additonally, look younger compared to what?
Keep the pics coming, I like 'em, great motivation.Perhaps we should create a separate forum where all those that look younger can hang out in the VYP (Very Young [looking] People) lounge and sip on raw kale and mixed raw vegies juices whilst bitching (in posh private school voices) about others on the internet or in the media that claim to look younger when they're really not *skoofs* whilst gleaming of the idea that Perricone may be at the after party.
Posted 09 February 2009 - 01:05 AM
Posted 09 February 2009 - 03:15 AM
Just turned 40!
Here is a large, clear, obnoxious testimony to the wonders of veganism, heliophobia, and low-protein/medium-carb/high-fat dieting. Me at 40! :
Carbs rule, by the way. There is a reason we crave them so much. When they are the healthy sort, they are very good for us.
Fat rules as well: especially the nut butter, chick pea and avocado variety.
It is protein that is the devilish imp.
Excess protein will age and wither you faster than anything else.
Be warned.
Posted 09 February 2009 - 03:20 AM
Posted 09 February 2009 - 03:26 AM
That's one way of looking at it kismet the other way which seems to stand out like a sore thumb to me is that it's all about ego and superficiality. Not that there is anything wrong with that however some people seem to be selling their approach as being all about health when it's not.
Posted 09 February 2009 - 03:32 AM
Ah, I would love to oblige, but my picture posting days are over.A few more pictures with you looking less startled and in different light would be good.
Posted 09 February 2009 - 04:15 AM
Posted 09 February 2009 - 05:12 AM
My prior remarks were incomplete!In that case, as a most judges would say, "the jury is advised to disregard the previous statement", which in your case, would be the pic you posted..
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