In 2050, may it be told that once upon a time in the early part of the century we had more than an abundance of sometimes conflicting advice on healthy living – from Dr. Oz to David Wolfe! By that future date, the youngest “active aging” Boomers will be well in their 80’s. Who knows
Technology products that address specific needs of aging demographics are already some part of the mainstream in our economy, in what can be described as the greater “longevity market”. Examples of general needs are categories like home care and aging in place, health care and medical aid. These descriptions and more are inter-related and of
Anti-aging. How can you be against something as natural as aging? It could be that it’s really a case of reverse engineering; cracking the codes to extend human lifespan. This obsession with hyping the optics of aging, prolonging our date with mortality has intensified as evidenced by the growth of product development (jars and tubes
Continuing from Summer Shorts 1-5 in 2012, here are some quick musings for the next few weeks, I call them “summer shorts”, for the lazy, hazy days of summer. For 2013, we’re just having fun playing Longevity Word Jumbles! It’s a version of word jumble puzzles you see in newspapers, except that we spell out
On a whimsical note, I can’t get enough of those top ten lists of foods we should eat to jump start our personal anti-aging campaign. Maybe given global aging population trend reports, there could be some great investment opportunities to help offset those retirement plan deficits. Perhaps the future is in bananas according to a
Lonesome George, the Galapagos tortoise died this week at the age of around 100 years. But even he didn’t reach his species longest age north of 200 years. What a symbol of longevity those creatures. I’d like to hear the story of the one who lived the maximum. Maybe he knew Charles Darwin. A necropsy