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Assessing Physical Damage and Accepting the Importance of Exercise
Lifespan and Physical Appearance The average life span of men and women is 80 years, give or take a few years. The painful truth is, a significant number of men and women look and feel 80 before they even make it to the first half of their life! You spot the tell-tale signs from their physical appearance: 1. sagging dry skin 2. unsightly posture 3. uneven and unsteady walk (they need to drag around those heavy pounds) 4. aching joints 5. sporting the “I’m not happy because I look terrible” look. Now, if their appearance is this bad, imagine what the inside machinery is like! Most likely, it’s even worse: 1. clogged vessels 2. inefficient heart 3. mounds of sugar and fat parked in or around vital organs 4. Conditions such as diabetes, nervous tension, high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease that are silently brewing. If fitness authorities had it their way, they’d create legislation to make exercise mandatory as soon as a baby leaves the cradle, not during the teenage years when obesity is likely to strike. But fitness shouldn’t be associated with any age limit. You can start at 10 or at 30 – even at 50 and 60 – the idea being that fitness should not be seen as the cure for a condition that’s already come about. As the saying goes, don’t wait for illness to strike.
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