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With enhanced scientific and medical knowledge, we can all look forward to living into our 90s.
However, our bodies have yet to adapt to life after 80, and without some attention to our health and
living, a number of us will face medical issues as we age.
This site has its focus on health and living, so that we can plan for 20-25 years of dignified retirement.


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10 November, 2008
SUCCESSFUL HEALTHY LIVING

Lance Winslow writes:
Despite what you might think success is never an accident.

Oh sure, you might have some luck along the way that puts you in a nice situation for a while, but it's not long term.

Success is achieved by those who capitalize on their luck and reduce their risks or turn-around their failures and challenges.

If you look at some of the most successful folks in the world, you will realize that they often came from nothing.

Many were orphans and didn't even have a pot to use for their bathroom needs.

But how can this be, how is it that someone can have such bad luck and turn all that around and become successful?

Simple, because success is never an accident, many of these people because they worked hard, they had no choice, it became a habit and they just never stopped once they achieved a comfortable lifestyle.

Working hard, working smart, making lots of friends and never giving up were just part of who they are.

These same elements of success are available to everyone, even if so many people choose not to accept these principles.

After all, we have free choice, free will and we live in a free society.

You are allowed to succeed beyond your wildest dreams or fail, but it is your choice.

Success is no accident, no one I know is successful over the long-haul without working to attain it.

No one should feel guilty for being successful, just like no one should make excuses for choosing not to be successful.

The fact is that it is up to you, so please consider this.If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; http://www.WorldThinkTank.net/. I'm

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22 October, 2008
GO OVERSEAS FOR ELECTIVE HEALTH CARE PROCEDURES

With today’s high cost of hospital care, many Australians are boarding planes bound for exotic places -- not for sightseeing or vacation but for knee and hip replacement surgery, bariatric procedures and heart by-pass surgery.

Every area of business is moving toward a global marketplace and healthcare is no different.

Historically citizens from around the world came to the centres of excellence in the United States, Europe and Australia and that of course continues. However, the high cost of hospital care and the advances in medical technology around the world are encouraging citizens of developed nations to travel elsewhere for major elective health procedures.

If this appeals to you, a major provider of medical tourism is BridgeHealth International, Inc.

They say that they have assembled the most extensive provider network in the industry, with over 25 hospitals and 600 physicians, dentists and health professionals in more than 10 countries - and growing.

Their network of accredited facilities and world-class practitioners allows you to take advantage of the benefits of medical travel without the uncertainties and guesswork.

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