Longevity & Life Extension
Complimenting Davis’ revelations, Wigington breaks protocol and names names of people in important positions of power who are fully aware of the geoengineering situation, but do nothing about it. Listen to the tension in their voices and how carefully they choose their words. They are both fully aware of just how crucial this information is.
If you’ve been working out for any length of time or simply follow the trends in exercise, you know there is no shortage of conflicting and confusing advice; it can be a struggle to separate fitness fact from fiction. Here are eight fitness tips that may be doing more harm than good…
Exercise three to five days a week for 45 minutes is the “sweet spot” that leads to the greatest mental health gains. All types of exercise improved mental health, including that from housework, lawn mowing, child care and fishing, but three stood out above the rest in terms of offering the greatest mental health gains: team sports, cycling and aerobic and gym activities.
With the increase in life expectancy from 50 in the beginning of the 19th century to 80 currently, it is obvious that what we consider old has changed. At 40, we’ve barely lived even half our lives, and myriad possibilities abound ahead.
Eating dinner at 2 p.m., or skipping supper altogether, and fasting until the next morning, combats weight gain by reducing hunger, increasing fat burning and improving metabolic flexibility to burn both fat and carbs. Men and women who eat dinner two or more hours before bedtime have a 26 percent and 16 percent lower risk of prostate and breast cancer respectively than those who eat dinner closer to bedtime.
Called “Vitamins of the Air”, Himalayan salt lamps don’t just produce light. They have amazing health benefits because it also produces negative ion atmosphere.
Phytochemicals in blueberries have known antioxidative, anti-inflammatory, antiviral and antiproliferative properties, and are thought to play a beneficial role in brain aging and neurodegenerative disorders. When study participants between the ages of 60 and 75 years consumed freeze-dried blueberry in an amount equivalent to 1 cup of fresh blueberries daily, they experienced improved cognition after just 90 days.
Acciaroli, Italy is known for two things: its stunning seaside beauty and the fact that 1 in 100 people who inhabit the village are classed as centenarians – someone who lives to be 100 years old or more. Eighty-one of its 7,000 citizens are over 100, not to mention a large population of those living healthily in their 80’s and 90’s.
Experience this simple healing technique with common threads between ancient and modern ways of naturally healing yourself.
Conscious living brings alignment in health & well-being and what it truly means to be free. Freedom from bonds, limitation and restriction. Freedom of movement, thought and expression – freeing our spirit from attachments. Freedom to create and serve without ego. Freedom to be present and to follow our bliss. Freedom to live in beauty and grace.
The implication is that the human body can transmute ambient energy into nutrients, and through the practice of cultivating this ability one can live comfortably for as long as one wishes without food, and possibly without drinking water. This is described as a siddhi in the Yoga Sutras as Pada 111.30: liberation from hunger and thirst. This flies in the face of a substantial body of medical knowledge, which has established that the human body can last about five days without water, and a few weeks at most without food. Beyond that, you’re dead.
In this video, Nicky invites you to promote positive beliefs, release the habit of counting your birthdays, and do not resist anything you see that appears to be a result of aging (because “what you resist persists). And more anti-aging tips.
You’ve made the resolutions and set the goals, but you are struggling to to implement the lifestyle changes you know you should. Here are easy “Be Brain Fit” tips that will help you create new, healthy habits by rewiring your brain.
Your brain, being the most energy-dependent organ, is particularly susceptible to impaired energy production due to faulty mitochondria, and researchers now suggest this is what makes the human brain susceptible to age-related diseases in the first place
Do you often worry that you are aging too fast? Have you ever dreamt of some magic pill which can slow down the aging process and keep you stay young longer? Be it the pollution in the environment or the type of food we eat every day, most of us are aging faster than ever.
