Death and Old Age

Question:   Isn't death and old age just another acceptable form of poor health?  We can only cure what we recognize.  If we can't recognize death as a disease that can be cured, then can we ever strive for that reality?  Aren't we all dying? – Internet Answer:  Great question.  We don’t fully understand the aging process.  Some people believe that our cells are programmed to divide only so many times and then they stop.  However, we do know that a population of about 30,000 people called the Hunzas who lived on the mountain peaks of the Himalayas, lived to be an average age of 120 without being sick a day in their lives. We recognize there is nothing that can be done about getting chronologically order, but there are things we can do to slow the progression of our biological age.  By keeping your biological age younger than your chronological age, you can age gracefully without disease.  Our mission at Beyond Health is about helping people to slow the aging process, remain biologically younger, and avoid disease.