Over 65's advice.

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DCLane

Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
My wife's part of this association. And the paper, although her work focuses on sarcopenia (muscle loss in the elderly).

Naturally, although I'm not yet 65, I'm following her advice: :mrpig:
 

bluenotebob

Veteran
Location
France
I'd recommend anyone over 65 to search out something like these two for afternoon tea ….well, maybe not both on the same day. But, hey, you know it makes sense.

Concoret patisserie.jpg
 
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Deleted member 26715

Guest
Damn! Got to wait another year before I can have a blowout. :angry:
Never hold it in, you never know what internal damage you may do, just remember let the wind blow free, where're ye be.
 
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Deleted member 1258

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That gives me a good excuse to eat plenty of bacon butties and cake.
 

Electric_Andy

Heavy Metal Fan
Location
Plymouth
My Grandad used to put clotted cream on his cornflakes! He also enjoyed lots of home baked, full fat cakes and always had a box of chocolates on the go. He was active on the Farm until 81, when he was diagnosed with cancer and died a year later. On his last check-up at the Doctors, he was told he had a blood pressure consistent with most 45 year olds. I think there is something to be said about eating well and being as active as you can.
 
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