
By Vince DiBiancaBio
I've noticed I'm feeling a certain dynamic tension between two
opposing forces. On one hand, I'm committed to going out in the world
and maximizing the difference I can make. In my 60s, that continues to
be a significant priority. On the other hand, I'd like to play more,
visit with my family and work in my woodshop. And that too is a
priority.[
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Written by eldering at Personal Empowerment
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By Vincent DiBiancaBio
Regarding aging, health and well-being—I find myself interacting
with people who live in two worlds. Many of my friends take medication
(particularly antibiotics for loads of ailments), undergo surgery, eat
what they want, rarely exercise and several smoke. Other friends
(although fewer in number) believe that the body can heal itself inside
out, eat nutritionally (organic foods, vegan or vegetarian), meditate
and exercise regularly, take vitamins, supplements and healing herbs,
don't smoke and would only consider surgery as the single last resort,
if at all.[
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Written by eldering at Personal Empowerment
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choice
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