How to Stay Younger
Trying to live longer is a great goal, but those extra years won’t mean much if you’re not feeling healthy and energetic. So why not try to help your body act younger than your chronological age, by following a few basic steps towards a longevity lifestyle?
See what changes you should make today, to make your body function in a more youthful and resilient way, months, or years from now.
1. Quit Smoking
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Stopping this one habit will likely do more for your longevity — and your health in general — than any other change you make. Numerous studies have chronicled the toll tobacco takes on the overall well-being and health status of both men and women. More specifically, continuing a heavy smoking habit past the age of 40 has been shown to chop as much as a decade off your life. It can worsen many age-related diseases like heart disease and diabetes.1 Smoking also causes premature skin aging, making you look older.
2. Maintain a Healthy Weight…
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Article submitted to MSRN by Pat France, MSRN Member