Comment TEST and I will send you more details about the test In the 1900s, the average lifespan was around 33 years. By the 1950s, it was 48. Today, it’s around 70. Each generation believed that was a “healthy” lifespan because that’s what we see around us. We’ve extended how long we live - largely without prioritising prevention and a lot of that to do with the growth of medical advancements. So the real question is: If we identified and corrected imbalances as we went, how long could we actual
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Comment TEST and I will send you more details about the test In the 1900s, the average lifespan was around 33 years. By the 1950s, it was 48. Today, it’s around 70. Each generation believed that was a “healthy” lifespan because that’s what we see around us. We’ve extended how long we live - largely without prioritising prevention and a lot of that to do with the growth of medical advancements. So the real question is: If we identified and corrected imbalances as we went, how long could we actual
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