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Longevity - 'Blue Zones'
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felix_unger
May 3, 2013, 3:55:14 AM5/3/13
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According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the
usual stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising,
etc.,.. having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is claimed.
http://au.news.yahoo.com/today-tonight/video/watch/551eeaf9-522c-3bf5-a74c-435410dd66a7/how-to-live-longer/
it concludes.. 'It's never too late to have the best drug on the planet,
which is a thing called happiness, peace, and contentment"
(If the video is blocked outside Australia, let me know, and I'll make
it available)
also.. Google on Blue Zones: http://tinyurl.com/btfqxkq
--
rgds,
Pete
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http://theangryatheist.ausnet.info
Freedom Man
May 3, 2013, 1:41:57 PM5/3/13
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"felix_unger" <m...@nothere.com> wrote in message
news:auh8r7...@mid.individual.net...
Do people being agnostic or atheist offend you? No one is harmed by that.
But guess what - your religious wars, jihads, crusades, inquisitions, free
speech censorship, child brainwashing, pedophilia by "priests," forcing
girls into arranged underage marriages, female genital mutilation, torture
of infants by circumcision without anesthesia, stoning to death, homophobia,
and rejection of science and reason offend us even more, and DO harm people!
news:auh8r7...@mid.individual.net...
>
> According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the usual
> stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising, etc.,..
> having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is claimed.
>
BULLSHIT!
> According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the usual
> stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising, etc.,..
> having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is claimed.
>
Do people being agnostic or atheist offend you? No one is harmed by that.
But guess what - your religious wars, jihads, crusades, inquisitions, free
speech censorship, child brainwashing, pedophilia by "priests," forcing
girls into arranged underage marriages, female genital mutilation, torture
of infants by circumcision without anesthesia, stoning to death, homophobia,
and rejection of science and reason offend us even more, and DO harm people!
felix_unger
May 3, 2013, 7:35:20 PM5/3/13
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On 04-May-2013 3:41 AM, Freedom Man wrote:
> "felix_unger" <m...@nothere.com> wrote in message
> news:auh8r7...@mid.individual.net...
>> According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the usual
>> stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising, etc.,..
>> having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is claimed.
>>
> BULLSHIT!
Many thanks for that rational, reasoned, and enlightening commentary.
> "felix_unger" <m...@nothere.com> wrote in message
> news:auh8r7...@mid.individual.net...
>> According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the usual
>> stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising, etc.,..
>> having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is claimed.
>>
> BULLSHIT!
Obviously then the research was flawed, and the results can be dismissed
without consideration.
>
> Do people being agnostic or atheist offend you? No one is harmed by that.
> But guess what - your religious wars, jihads, crusades, inquisitions, free
> speech censorship, child brainwashing, pedophilia by "priests," forcing
> girls into arranged underage marriages, female genital mutilation, torture
> of infants by circumcision without anesthesia, stoning to death, homophobia,
> and rejection of science and reason offend us even more, and DO harm people!
>
>
Olrik
May 4, 2013, 12:35:52 AM5/4/13
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Le 2013-05-03 03:55, felix_unger a �crit :
Japan and France, for example, are secular countries where a lot of
people still smoke, drink and eat a variety of good food, and have a
longer life expectancy than mostly religious USA. Go figure!
--
Olrik
aa #1981
EAC Chief Food Inspector, Bacon Division
>
> According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the
> usual stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising,
> etc.,.. having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is
> claimed.
>
> http://au.news.yahoo.com/today-tonight/video/watch/551eeaf9-522c-3bf5-a74c-435410dd66a7/how-to-live-longer/
>
>
> it concludes.. 'It's never too late to have the best drug on the planet,
> which is a thing called happiness, peace, and contentment"
Of course, those have little to do with religion per se.
> According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the
> usual stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising,
> etc.,.. having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is
> claimed.
>
> http://au.news.yahoo.com/today-tonight/video/watch/551eeaf9-522c-3bf5-a74c-435410dd66a7/how-to-live-longer/
>
>
> it concludes.. 'It's never too late to have the best drug on the planet,
> which is a thing called happiness, peace, and contentment"
Japan and France, for example, are secular countries where a lot of
people still smoke, drink and eat a variety of good food, and have a
longer life expectancy than mostly religious USA. Go figure!
--
Olrik
aa #1981
EAC Chief Food Inspector, Bacon Division
felix_unger
May 4, 2013, 2:33:04 AM5/4/13
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On 04-May-2013 2:35 PM, Olrik wrote:
> Le 2013-05-03 03:55, felix_unger a écrit :
>>
>> According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the
>> usual stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising,
>> etc.,.. having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is
>> claimed.
>>
>> http://au.news.yahoo.com/today-tonight/video/watch/551eeaf9-522c-3bf5-a74c-435410dd66a7/how-to-live-longer/
>>
>>
>>
>> it concludes.. 'It's never too late to have the best drug on the planet,
>> which is a thing called happiness, peace, and contentment"
>
> Of course, those have little to do with religion per se.
It was not a religious documentary. It was a current affairs program.
However, if religious faith produces that result, then they do have to
do with religion.
>
> Japan and France, for example, are secular countries where a lot of
> people still smoke, drink and eat a variety of good food, and have a
> longer life expectancy than mostly religious USA. Go figure!
>
>
Yes, but look at the typical American diet. The program was about the so
called 'blue zones'- places where people live longer on average.
> Le 2013-05-03 03:55, felix_unger a écrit :
>>
>> According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the
>> usual stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising,
>> etc.,.. having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is
>> claimed.
>>
>> http://au.news.yahoo.com/today-tonight/video/watch/551eeaf9-522c-3bf5-a74c-435410dd66a7/how-to-live-longer/
>>
>>
>>
>> it concludes.. 'It's never too late to have the best drug on the planet,
>> which is a thing called happiness, peace, and contentment"
>
> Of course, those have little to do with religion per se.
However, if religious faith produces that result, then they do have to
do with religion.
>
> Japan and France, for example, are secular countries where a lot of
> people still smoke, drink and eat a variety of good food, and have a
> longer life expectancy than mostly religious USA. Go figure!
>
>
called 'blue zones'- places where people live longer on average.
Olrik
May 5, 2013, 12:20:00 AM5/5/13
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Le 2013-05-04 02:33, felix_unger a �crit :
concerned about a few years here and there when they basically put all
their marbles into the belief of eternal life?
> On 04-May-2013 2:35 PM, Olrik wrote:
>
>> Le 2013-05-03 03:55, felix_unger a �crit :
>
>>>
>>> According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the
>>> usual stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising,
>>> etc.,.. having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is
>>> claimed.
>>>
>>> http://au.news.yahoo.com/today-tonight/video/watch/551eeaf9-522c-3bf5-a74c-435410dd66a7/how-to-live-longer/
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> it concludes.. 'It's never too late to have the best drug on the planet,
>>> which is a thing called happiness, peace, and contentment"
>>
>> Of course, those have little to do with religion per se.
>
> It was not a religious documentary. It was a current affairs program.
> However, if religious faith produces that result, then they do have to
> do with religion.
>
>>
>> Japan and France, for example, are secular countries where a lot of
>> people still smoke, drink and eat a variety of good food, and have a
>> longer life expectancy than mostly religious USA. Go figure!
>>
>>
>
> Yes, but look at the typical American diet. The program was about the so
> called 'blue zones'- places where people live longer on average.
But, frankly, is that really important? Why would religious people be
>>> According to this tv documentary about living longer, apart from the
>>> usual stuff.. eating your veges, not smoking/drinking, exercising,
>>> etc.,.. having religious faith can add years to your life; seven is
>>> claimed.
>>>
>>> http://au.news.yahoo.com/today-tonight/video/watch/551eeaf9-522c-3bf5-a74c-435410dd66a7/how-to-live-longer/
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> it concludes.. 'It's never too late to have the best drug on the planet,
>>> which is a thing called happiness, peace, and contentment"
>>
>> Of course, those have little to do with religion per se.
>
> It was not a religious documentary. It was a current affairs program.
> However, if religious faith produces that result, then they do have to
> do with religion.
>
>>
>> Japan and France, for example, are secular countries where a lot of
>> people still smoke, drink and eat a variety of good food, and have a
>> longer life expectancy than mostly religious USA. Go figure!
>>
>>
>
> Yes, but look at the typical American diet. The program was about the so
> called 'blue zones'- places where people live longer on average.
concerned about a few years here and there when they basically put all
their marbles into the belief of eternal life?
felix_unger
May 5, 2013, 1:22:15 AM5/5/13
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suggestion that any religious ppl were trying to live longer.
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