2010, ISBN: 9781452067223

Two thousand years ago the average life expectancy from birth to death of a Roman citizen an individual better off than most people at that time was about 22 years (wars infectious diseas… Altro …

Two thousand years ago the average life expectancy from birth to death of a Roman citizen an individual better off than most people at that time was about 22 years (wars infectious diseases trauma etc.). This progressively increased to about 47 years in the U.S. and most European countries by 1900. Today the average life expectancy in the U.S. is 78 years (women about five years more than men). However unless the obesity pandemic is reversed and lifestyles improved the average life expectancy wi..., Two thousand years ago the average life expectancy from birth to death of a Roman citizen an individual better off than most people at that time was about 22 years (wars infectious diseases trauma etc.). This progressively increased to about 47 years in the U.S. and most European countries by 1900. Today the average life expectancy in the U.S. is 78 years (women about five years more than men). However unless the obesity pandemic is reversed and lifestyles improved the average life expectancy will likely decrease significantly. conversely if our lifestyles improve the average life expectancy could reach 85 or more years. Growing older does not necessarily mean growing sicker. Thus "don"t just add years to your life add life to your years" (Hans Selve). Indeed of the 15 major causes of death in the U.S. 65-70% are lifestyle-related. In this book the following documented topics that are associated with diseases and mortality are discussed in detail: theories of aging; diseases and mortality associated with obesity physical inactivity and poor nutrition; psychological stress (anxiety depression); addiction (alcohol tobacco drugs); violence (suicide homicide); food-borne and infectious diseases (viral bacterial parasitic); and various other conditions (air pollution asbestosis trace metals).Taal: Engels; Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe; Bestandsgrootte: 5.89 MB; Geschikt voor: 0 - 2 jaar; Verschijningsdatum: december 2010; ISBN13: 9781452067223; , Engelstalig | Ebook | 2010, Gezondheid & Psychologie, Fitness & Conditie, Gezondheid & Psychologie, Familie & Relaties, Authorhouse<

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Two thousand years ago, the average life expectancy from birth to death of a Roman citizen, an individual better off than most people at that time, was about 22 years (wars, infectious di… Altro …

Two thousand years ago, the average life expectancy from birth to death of a Roman citizen, an individual better off than most people at that time, was about 22 years (wars, infectious diseases, trauma, etc.). This progressively increased to about 47 years in the U.S. and most European countries by 1900. Today, the average life expectancy in the U.S. is 78 years (women about five years more than men). However, unless the obesity pandemic is reversed and lifestyles improved, the average life exp Two thousand years ago, the average life expectancy from birth to death of a Roman citizen, an individual better off than most people at that time, was about 22 years (wars, infectious diseases, trauma, etc.). This progressively increased to about 47 years in the U.S. and most European countries by 1900. Today, the average life expectancy in the U.S. is 78 years (women about five years more than men). However, unless the obesity pandemic is reversed and lifestyles improved, the average life expectancy will likely decrease significantly. conversely, if our lifestyles improve, the average life expectancy could reach 85 or more years. Growing older does not necessarily mean growing sicker. Thus, "don't just add years to your life, add life to your years" (Hans Selve). Indeed, of the 15 major causes of death in the U.S, 65-70% are lifestyle-related. In this book, the following documented topics that are associated with diseases and mortality are discussed in detail: theories of aging; diseases and mortality associated with obesity, physical inactivity and poor nutrition; psychological stress (anxiety, depression); addiction (alcohol, tobacco, drugs); violence (suicide, homicide); food-borne and infectious diseases (viral, bacterial, parasitic); and various other conditions (air pollution, asbestosis, trace metals). Adult, Health & Well Being, Human Longevity: The Major Determining Factors~~ Joseph A. Knight M.D.~~Adult~~Health & Well Being~~9781452067223, EN, Human Longevity: The Major Determining Factors, Joseph A. Knight M.D., 9781452067223, AuthorHouse, 12/09/2010, , , , AuthorHouse, 12/09/2010<

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Two thousand years ago the average life expectancy from birth to death of a Roman citizen an individual better off than most people at that time was about 22 years (wars infectious diseas… Altro …

Two thousand years ago the average life expectancy from birth to death of a Roman citizen an individual better off than most people at that time was about 22 years (wars infectious diseases trauma etc.). This progressively increased to about 47 years in the U.S. and most European countries by 1900. Today the average life expectancy in the U.S. is 78 years (women about five years more than men). However unless the obesity pandemic is reversed and lifestyles improved the average life expectancy wi Two thousand years ago the average life expectancy from birth to death of a Roman citizen an individual better off than most people at that time was about 22 years (wars infectious diseases trauma etc.). This progressively increased to about 47 years in the U.S. and most European countries by 1900. Today the average life expectancy in the U.S. is 78 years (women about five years more than men). However unless the obesity pandemic is reversed and lifestyles improved the average life expectancy will likely decrease significantly. conversely if our lifestyles improve the average life expectancy could reach 85 or more years. Growing older does not necessarily mean growing sicker. Thus "don't just add years to your life add life to your years" (Hans Selve). Indeed of the 15 major causes of death in the U.S. 65-70% are lifestyle-related. In this book the following documented topics that are associated with diseases and mortality are discussed in detail: theories of aging; diseases and mortality associated with obesity physical inactivity and poor nutrition; psychological stress (anxiety depression); addiction (alcohol tobacco drugs); violence (suicide homicide); food-borne and infectious diseases (viral bacterial parasitic); and various other conditions (air pollution asbestosis trace metals). Adult, Health & Well Being, Human Longevity: The Major Determining Factors~~ Joseph A. Knight M.D.~~Adult~~Health & Well Being~~9781452067223, EN, Human Longevity: The Major Determining Factors, Joseph A. Knight M.D., 9781452067223, AuthorHouse, 12/09/2010, , , , AuthorHouse, 12/09/2010<

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