Resveratrol and its effects on human health - Biotivia

<strong>Resveratrol</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>its</strong> <strong>effects</strong> on human health <strong>and</strong> longevity - Myth or miracle
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prevention deprives the majority of the world’s population of the benef<strong>its</strong>
of increased longevity <strong>and</strong> improved health during later life. Only
those individuals who take personal responsibility for their health can
expect to achieve improved health <strong>and</strong> life spans.
“An aging population will be a drag on society,
the young, <strong>and</strong> the economy.”
False: Precisely the opposite scenario to this almost universally predicted
calamity will actually ensue.
The science commentators <strong>and</strong> social scientists who contend that an
increased population of older citizens will be a burden on the younger
members of society fail to underst<strong>and</strong> one very simple fact; many
people will live longer because they are free of the disabling medical
conditions which presently drain the wealth, vitality, <strong>and</strong> productivity
from society.
It is foolish to presume that people will somehow magically live substantially
longer without concurrent improvements in their health <strong>and</strong>
vitality. An elderly professional man or woman, for example, who is
still healthy, energetic, <strong>and</strong> mentally sharp is greatly advantaged over a
younger colleague by virtue of his or her additional years of work experience,
judgment, <strong>and</strong> maturity.
Think about it. Given the choice between two surgeons, both of whom are
fit <strong>and</strong> healthy, would you prefer the doctor with 40 years of experience
<strong>and</strong> thous<strong>and</strong>s of operations under his belt to remove your ruptured
appendix or the surgeon with five years <strong>and</strong> only 100 operations
Industry <strong>and</strong> the professions are already seeing a surge in dem<strong>and</strong> for
older workers over their less experienced colleagues in all developed
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