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Topic: Secrets on staying young and reversing aging.
usernamefayou Joined Tue 08/26/08 Posts: 1195	Tue 01/13/09 09:33 PM
Wasn't like the intestines or something the only part of the body that truly regenerated?

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Wed 01/14/09 05:53 PM
Rule 39 The law of attraction. HOW LONG??? No rules on time .. the more aligned you are with positive feelings the quicker things happen

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Wed 01/14/09 05:54 PM
It is an insult to your Creator that your brain should begin to ossify, that your mental powers should begin to decline when you have only reached the half-century milestone. You ought then to be in your youth. What have a gray hair, wrinkles, and other evidences of age to do with youth? Mental power should constantly increase. There should be no decline in years. Increasing wisdom and power should be the only signs that you have lived long, that you have been many years on this planet. Strength, beauty, magnificence, superiority, not weakness, uselessness, decrepitude, should characterize a man who has lived long.

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Thu 01/15/09 08:26 AM
As long as you hold the conviction that you are sixty, you will look it. Your thought will outpicture itself in your face, in your whole appearance. If you hold the old-age ideal, the old age conviction, your expression must correspond. The body is the bulletin board of the mind. On the other hand, if you think of yourself as perpetually young, vigorous, robust, and buoyant, because every cell in the body is constantly being renewed, decrepitude will not get hold of you.

MirrorMirror Joined Fri 10/26/07 Posts: 89680	Thu 01/15/09 08:28 AM
As long as you hold the conviction that you are sixty, you will look it. Your thought will outpicture itself in your face, in your whole appearance. If you hold the old-age ideal, the old age conviction, your expression must correspond. The body is the bulletin board of the mind. On the other hand, if you think of yourself as perpetually young, vigorous, robust, and buoyant, because every cell in the body is constantly being renewed, decrepitude will not get hold of you. Very cool.Thanks for sharing that with us

MirrorMirror Joined Fri 10/26/07 Posts: 89680	Thu 01/15/09 08:29 AM
It is an insult to your Creator that your brain should begin to ossify, that your mental powers should begin to decline when you have only reached the half-century milestone. You ought then to be in your youth. What have a gray hair, wrinkles, and other evidences of age to do with youth? Mental power should constantly increase. There should be no decline in years. Increasing wisdom and power should be the only signs that you have lived long, that you have been many years on this planet. Strength, beauty, magnificence, superiority, not weakness, uselessness, decrepitude, should characterize a man who has lived long. Yes, I have noticed my mental powers increasing with age

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Thu 01/15/09 10:13 AM
ROMP AND PLAY. HAVE FUN! If you would retain your youth, you must avoid the enemies of youth, and there are no greater enemies than the convictions of age and the gradual loss of interest in things, especially in youthful amusements and in the young life about you. When you are no longer interested in the hopes and ambitions of young people; when you decline to enter into their sports, to romp and play with children, you confess in effect that you are growing old; that you are beginning to harden; that your youthful spirits are drying up, and that the juices of your younger days are evaporating. Nothing helps more to the perpetuation of youth than much association with the young.

freeonthree Joined Tue 06/19/07 Posts: 2407	Thu 01/15/09 11:56 AM
Quantum physics today has revealed that our bodies are not solid at all – they are a mass of molecules moving at a high speed of vibration. Science has also confirmed that our bodies are perpetually being renewed as old cells die and new ones replace them. Deepak Chopra MD, one of the great thinkers of our time, describes the process like this: "It’s as if you lived in a building whose bricks were systematically taken out and replaced every year. If you keep the same blueprint then it will still look like the same building. But it won't be the same in actuality. The human body also stands there, looking much the same from day to day, but through the process of respiration, digestion, elimination and so forth, it is constantly and ever in exchange with the rest of the world." Long before electron microscopes, Marden understood the process of aging on a cellular level: “As a matter of fact, Nature has bestowed upon us perpetual youth, the power of perpetual renewal. There is not a single cell in our bodies that can possibly become old; the body is constantly being made new through cell renewal, the cells of those parts of it that are most active being renewed oftenest. If must follow that the age-producing process is largely artificial and unnatural” It's a fact... Our bodies are constantly going thru the rebuilding process, but it can't do it effieiently without enough ascorbic (vitamin C) in the system, and we don't get enough from the foods were eating these days, so an average adult should talk a minimum of 2000 to 3000 milligrams daily. Without enough vitamin C, our bodies cannot repair themselves, and thats a fact

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Thu 01/15/09 12:04 PM
Quantum physics today has revealed that our bodies are not solid at all – they are a mass of molecules moving at a high speed of vibration. Science has also confirmed that our bodies are perpetually being renewed as old cells die and new ones replace them. Deepak Chopra MD, one of the great thinkers of our time, describes the process like this: "It’s as if you lived in a building whose bricks were systematically taken out and replaced every year. If you keep the same blueprint then it will still look like the same building. But it won't be the same in actuality. The human body also stands there, looking much the same from day to day, but through the process of respiration, digestion, elimination and so forth, it is constantly and ever in exchange with the rest of the world." Long before electron microscopes, Marden understood the process of aging on a cellular level: “As a matter of fact, Nature has bestowed upon us perpetual youth, the power of perpetual renewal. There is not a single cell in our bodies that can possibly become old; the body is constantly being made new through cell renewal, the cells of those parts of it that are most active being renewed oftenest. If must follow that the age-producing process is largely artificial and unnatural” It's a fact... Our bodies are constantly going thru the rebuilding process, but it can't do it effieiently without enough ascorbic (vitamin C) in the system, and we don't get enough from the foods were eating these days, so an average adult should talk a minimum of 2000 to 3000 milligrams daily. Without enough vitamin C, our bodies cannot repair themselves, and thats a fact Thanks for that information! (...goes to the other room to get an orange and take a vitamin C pill..)

MirrorMirror Joined Fri 10/26/07 Posts: 89680	Thu 01/15/09 12:05 PM
Quantum physics today has revealed that our bodies are not solid at all – they are a mass of molecules moving at a high speed of vibration. Science has also confirmed that our bodies are perpetually being renewed as old cells die and new ones replace them. Deepak Chopra MD, one of the great thinkers of our time, describes the process like this: "It’s as if you lived in a building whose bricks were systematically taken out and replaced every year. If you keep the same blueprint then it will still look like the same building. But it won't be the same in actuality. The human body also stands there, looking much the same from day to day, but through the process of respiration, digestion, elimination and so forth, it is constantly and ever in exchange with the rest of the world." Long before electron microscopes, Marden understood the process of aging on a cellular level: “As a matter of fact, Nature has bestowed upon us perpetual youth, the power of perpetual renewal. There is not a single cell in our bodies that can possibly become old; the body is constantly being made new through cell renewal, the cells of those parts of it that are most active being renewed oftenest. If must follow that the age-producing process is largely artificial and unnatural” It's a fact... Our bodies are constantly going thru the rebuilding process, but it can't do it effieiently without enough ascorbic (vitamin C) in the system, and we don't get enough from the foods were eating these days, so an average adult should talk a minimum of 2000 to 3000 milligrams daily. Without enough vitamin C, our bodies cannot repair themselves, and thats a fact Thanks for that information! (...goes to the other room to get an orange and take a vitamin C pill..)

catwoman96 Joined Thu 08/14/08 Posts: 5848	Thu 01/15/09 12:09 PM
weekly facials.........this is the secret.

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Thu 01/15/09 01:35 PM
There must be a constantly activity in the mind that would not age. “keep growing or die” is nature’s motto, a motto written all over everything in the universe. Hold stoutly to the conviction that it is natural and right for you to remain young. Constantly repeat to yourself that it is wrong, wicked to grow old in appearance; that weakness and decrepitude could not have been in the Creator’s plan for the man made in His image of perfection; that it must have been acquired – the result of wrong race and individual training and thinking.

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Thu 01/15/09 08:12 PM
No matter if people do say to you: “You are getting along in years,” “You are beginning to show signs of age.” Just deny these appearances. Say to yourself: “Principle does not age, Truth does not grow old. I am Principle. I am Truth.”

s1owhand Joined Fri 05/18/07 Posts: 29437	Thu 01/15/09 08:15 PM
that must behy my mind keeps spacing out..

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Fri 01/16/09 02:20 PM Edited by Jeanniebean on Fri 01/16/09 02:22 PM
Jeanniebean's personal foundation formula to staying healthy and young. There are 5 things that will contribute to aging in this physical world. 1. The thoughts that you think 2. The air that you breathe 3. The water that you drink 4. The food that you eat. 5 The exercise you get. The solution is: 1. Think pure thoughts 2. Breathe pure air 3. Drink pure water 4. Eat real food. 5. Move and stretch and strengthen your body. On the thinking part, By Orison Swett Marden THINK PURE THOUGHTS You should fall asleep holding those desires and ideals uppermost in the mind which are dearest to you; which you are the most anxious to realize. As the mind continues to work during sleep, these desires and ideals are thus intensified and increased. It is well known that impure thoughts and desires work terrible havoc then. Purity of thought, loftiness of purpose, the highest possible aims, should dominate the mind when you fall asleep. Never allow yourself to think of yourself as growing old. Constantly affirm, if you feel yourself aging, ‘I am young because I am perpetually being renewed; my life comes new every moment from the Infinite Source of life. I am new every morning and fresh every evening because I live, move and have my being in Him who is the Source of all life.” Not only affirm this mentally, but verbally when you can. Make this picture of perpetual renewal, constant refreshment, recreation, so vivid, that you will feel the thrill of youthful renewal through your entire system. Don't worry, be happy.

Citizen_Joe Joined Sat 04/12/08 Posts: 4036	Fri 01/16/09 04:15 PM
1. The thoughts that you think 2. The air that you breathe 3. The water that you drink 4. The food that you eat. 5 The exercise you get. The solution is: 1. Think pure thoughts 2. Breathe pure air 3. Drink pure water 4. Eat real food. 5. Move and stretch and strengthen your body. I am so dead.