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It’s never, ever too late

August 12, 2010 by Yafa Sakkejha  
Filed under Anti Aging Articles, Featured

Many of us beat up on ourselves for slipping on our health plans. Or maybe letting go for the whole summer. Or maybe it’s been 5 years since you’ve had a shot of wheatgrass.

It’s never too late to reverse the aging process.

Dr Gabriel Cousens MD, in his book, “There is a Cure for Diabetes,” spells out clearly that diabetes – and aging – can be reversed at any age. With a clean (hint: mostly raw) diet, cells can begin to kick out toxins and shrink tumours.

Even those as old as 90 can get the wheels in motion, feel better, and live longer.

I watched raw food expert Dr Brian Clement ND speak in Toronto recently. Dr Clement runs the Hippocrates Health Institute, a life-changing place where folks go to get well when they’re extremely ill.

During the Q&A, an older woman stood up: “I’m in my late 80s. A few years ago, I couldn’t walk. I wouldn’t be standing here. I was very depressed. And then I went to visit Hippocrates and started eating raw food. Now, I can walk, exercise, garden, see friends, and my life is so much happier. Don’t believe anyone when they tell you that it’s too late.”

My mother was in her 50s when she switched her lifestyle and started to look younger.

We’ve met plenty of women at the House of Verona who are in their 50s and just did their first Triathlon this summer. They have a day job, kids, a cottage, and some of them never joined a single sport growing up.

It doesn’t matter how overweight you are, or how depressed you are, or how old you feel.

You always have a way out, to a better life. It just takes a push in the right direction and an attitude that’s willing to take advantage of that momentum.

And when you fall off, you can always start up again.

Let us help you get a kickstart: join one of our upcoming health retreats, or create your own.

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