Dance Against Cancer
Get up and dance and fight cancer while you are doing it!
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Exercise
Growth & Aging; Creatine & Health
Mainstream evolutionary theory says that the body is forced to make compromises, and this this is the ultimate reason for aging.
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The Mystery of Aging, Solved at Last!
How many headlines have you seen that purport to reveal THE secret of aging?
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Preserving Insulin Sensitivity
Glycemic index as reported is not a good measure of the body’s insulin response.
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Do we really need epidemiology to tell us to get off our duffs?
Sedentary time, time spent sitting, is bad for us.
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Event: Bay Area TELOS Film Premiere
A film about visionary architect and thinker Eugene Tsui
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The sofa-larity won’t happen
Technology can resemble a box of matches in the hands of children. The invention of matches is smart, intelligent, but personal intelligence can take longer to mature. Our cultural intelligence will however catch-up with the smartness of technology.
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Anti-Oxidants can Nullify the Benefits of Exercise
A lot of people still try to understand aging as a kind of accumulated damage, or wear-and-tear. Theories of oxidative damage are one poular version, and anti-oxidants have been promoted as a remedy for aging by people who should know better. One trouble with the damage theories is the of things that increase damage, but that lengthen life span. Exercise is the best example, but there are many ...
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Forget exercise
Physical activity is one of the best things you can do for yourself, even if it didn’t increase your odds for a long and healthy life. For those who would like to be more active, the trick is to find activities that don’t feel like a chore, but that you enjoy for their own sake. Then, gradually build more of these into your routine. There’s no hurry. There are five kinds of exercise that contribut...
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