[bestwriter]

Aging gracefully and with dignity is what I have opted for although people do tell me I look younger than my age. With the exception of dyeing my hair I do nothing else.

[sethbala11]

To me a lot of this all boils down to jeans and also lifestyle to because a lot of people have worked hard to appear like this

[peachpurple]

I am in my early 50s, but my colleagues and strangers thought that i am in my 30s. Maybe due to my small build and pony tail hair. I do have freckles but after using moisturiser, ,hadvreduced greatly. Noticed the differences after i stopped drinking coffee and tea. Switched to red dates drink

[eldavis]

I believe this is the dream of everyone right now especially for the ladies, no one wants to grow old, if this really works, I believe there would be lots of persons who would be running down just so they could do it

[chael]

I've seen people in their 60's look like they are in their early 30's but their body and general state of health reveal their real age. Unless you have taken major steps to take care of your body in your younger years, age-related sicknesses will start creeping in even before you reach your 60's. Now, if there's a pill that could reverse the process, that would be great.

[peachpurple]

Youthful looks cannot compare with a youthful nody. It is best to maintain a healthy body, less problem with sickness. However if you can have both, that would be a blessing

[kat82]

If I reach 80 and happen to look like 20, then I would be cheating. Old age is a gift from God and changing the look for you fear aging is challenging the creator.

[Netherrealmer]

I dont believe in God though, So if there I can afford to keep my youthful strength and health I will choose it over having wrinkly skin and weak bones.

Accepting aging means accepting cancer and diabetes which is offsets of aging.

[gemna117_crazy4chloe]

I'm 5 ft tall and don't look or feel like my actual age. Being 60 but looking 20 (or 30) is a likely possibility for me.

[RRR5]

Well maybe this kind of people exist I don't know but can their activity are same as 20 years old people too at the age of 60, I have really doubt about it.

[Katrina]

The scientists are reversing aging according to the OP, but what about genetics? Some of the things that happen to our bodies as we age happens because of what we inherit from mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, etc.... Rheumatoid arthritis runs in my mom's side of the family and an anti-aging pill isn't going to prevent that from happening. What about cancers that are inherited? It's not always about eating right and exercising.

[Netherrealmer]

Most kind of cancers and diseases came from aging and aging gets reversed, then the risk of those diseases decrease. Technology does increase. Compare our lifespan now compare to Ancient Egypt

[cmoneyspinner]

Accepting aging means accepting cancer and diabetes which is offsets of aging.

Everybody has to accept aging unless they die. Some people age and do what they think is needful to maintain their health. If they think technology is needful they use it. Some people age badly because they beat up their body so that by the time they start aging, they wish they were already dead. I heard a guy say: "I would have taken better care of my body if I had known I was going to keep it this long."

I know lots of healthy people in their 60s and older. They don't suffer from cancer or diabetes or any health problems. The other day a lady who was 128 years old passed away. Evidently, she had been asked what she did to enjoy good health all of her life. She gave credit to her diet of wild spinach and milk.

They have asked that question of many centenarians? Not one of them has given the same answer. I'm amazed at the variety of answers I hear.

There were 2 sisters who were both 100+ years old. You know what their response was when people asked them why did they live so long? They said they always obeyed their parents.

One old guy said he smoked a cigar and drank shot of whiskey every day.

I don't have a special diet or an exercise regimen or anything that I do to specifically promote a long life! For the present, my health is pretty good. IF I ever live to be one hundred, and I still have my good health, I don't really know how to answer it other than ... "Uuuhhh ... it's just not my time to go!"

[Ravenfreak]

I definitely don't look like I'm 32 and it's all down to genetics for me. Unfortunately I'm only a bit taller than Danny DeVito, with me being so short I look like I'm in my late teens or early 20's. It's quite annoying when I have to get carded all the time, but I suspect I'll be dealing with this the rest of my life. (Or I suppose I should grow my beard out, it might help. xD)

[Hilda]

Most of the go for palstic surgeries, aging is a normal process that should occur to your body. So I don't see why scientists should try looking for ways to look young Since it is just a normal way of life.

[Netherrealmer]

Most of the go for palstic surgeries, aging is a normal process that should occur to your body. So I don't see why scientists should try looking for ways to look young Since it is just a normal way of life.

It is not just looking young but staying physically young. As in 50 year old Athletes will still be able to continue their careers.

[jobless dude]

I don't like plastic surgeries but I prefer anything that keeps you young naturally.