Living to 100 and beyond 8 Articles

by Janet Grischy

The first step in living to 100 is to choose your parents very carefully. If you neglected to do that, then your first step is to construct a family tree. What your ancestors died of, generally speaking, is what will kill ...read more

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by Susan Kleinhans

I am not lying to you. I truly think about her nearly every day. She was born February 26, 1896 and she reluctantly left this planet on June 26, 1999. She died when she was 103.3 years of age. She was a wise woman and she...read more

by Louise Lacy

Fun, Frolics and Flutters They translate like the ingredients of a summer vacation for an untroubled adolescent. But a stroke of sunburn, lashings of laughter and the infrequent rollercoaster ride are actually, the form...read more

by Chenell Tull

The life expectancies of the world have been climbing dramatically since the end of World War II when the average longevity of life, for the first time, exceeded fifty years old. Since the 1980's, Japan and Iceland have be...read more

by Shawn Gilbert

The (Irrational) Fear of Radical Life Extension There has never been a time in human history that "controversial" theories have not existed. Certain examples would include believing that the Earth was flat back in the t...read more

by Steve Lussing

There is no denying that in a civilized society with a sensible and coherent health care strategy we find that people are living longer and longer over time. It follows then that people living in the most technologically ...read more

by G. C. Langley

Hey! Do you want to live forever? The answer to that question is the same for everybody. But after a while you look around and notice there are plenty who have despaired to the call of the revolution as it were. That...read more

by Daniel Drumm

When I see this subject I am joyful. I am sure that one day,we the people, realize that we are in charge of our own destinies. Not anyone else US! I see people throw Evangelist money because they are close to death and ...read more