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How Long Do You Choose To Live?
Book & 4 DVDs - Complete Set Back cover Before you spend another penny on your health, Read this book! Imagine never needing another doctor again. Imagine more athletic ability at seventy that you have at seventeen. Imagine perfect mental recall. Imagine eternal youth. If I can show you that these are more than wishful claims, that would interest you, wouldn't it? Read this book!
430 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2001
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November 24, 2021
Read this like 16 years ago. Enjoyed it at the time!
January 13, 2008
Truly... The Question Of A Lifetime!
According to the laws of nature on our planet;
"Most animals live between 10 to 30 times the length in years it takes to reach physical maturity. A chimpanzee matures in five years and has a life span of 50 years or so( Also shares 99% of our DNA). A cat matures in about a year and lives 20 to 30 years. (I have a cat that is now going on 22 years old). You see what I’m getting at. Humans reach physical maturity around 18. Now by the law of nature and viewed through the eyes of science, there is absolutely no reason that humans cannot live to ten times maturity -- 180 years plus. What if you could do that? Wouldn’t that change your long-term goals?"
According to the laws of nature on our planet;
"Most animals live between 10 to 30 times the length in years it takes to reach physical maturity. A chimpanzee matures in five years and has a life span of 50 years or so( Also shares 99% of our DNA). A cat matures in about a year and lives 20 to 30 years. (I have a cat that is now going on 22 years old). You see what I’m getting at. Humans reach physical maturity around 18. Now by the law of nature and viewed through the eyes of science, there is absolutely no reason that humans cannot live to ten times maturity -- 180 years plus. What if you could do that? Wouldn’t that change your long-term goals?"
June 21, 2013
So much great information!
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