Board-certified anesthesiologist, with expertise in cardiovascular anesthesia and the implications of obesity and sleep apnea in anesthesia. See vascularanesthesia.com for professional information.
Dr. Ellis has used the strategies in here to: (1) lose 120 lbs over 18 months, (2) stop all antihypertensive medicines, and (3) no longer need CPAP treatment for sleep apnea.
But he works harder; and I think, unfortunately, you have less stress aging you (not that I want you to age–but that man picked a bad time to become da Pres). Don’t you think The infrastructure bank and reconstruction jobs should have been first thing he did and saved….not da Banks YDM
August 4, 2011 9:42 AM
Do presidents age faster than the rest of us?
President Obama turns 50 today. He’s a little grayer than he used to be – like many other presidents before him.
But do presidents actually age more quickly than the average American?
Pictures: U.S. presidents age before our eyes
Dr. Michael Roizen, chief wellness officer of Cleveland Clinic and founder of RealAge.com, has studied presidents going back to 1901. He says presidents age two times faster while in office, primarily — but not only — due to stress.
Click on the video below for more on why Roizen says presidents age more quickly — and why it’s not all about the pressure of the job.
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But he works harder; and I think, unfortunately, you have less stress aging you (not that I want you to age–but that man picked a bad time to become da Pres). Don’t you think The infrastructure bank and reconstruction jobs should have been first thing he did and saved….not da Banks YDM
No doubt. He now has more gray hair than me at this point, though he’s younger. I’m at the moment reliving my youth outside of my freshman dorm.
August 4, 2011 9:42 AM
Do presidents age faster than the rest of us?
President Obama turns 50 today. He’s a little grayer than he used to be – like many other presidents before him.
But do presidents actually age more quickly than the average American?
Pictures: U.S. presidents age before our eyes
Dr. Michael Roizen, chief wellness officer of Cleveland Clinic and founder of RealAge.com, has studied presidents going back to 1901. He says presidents age two times faster while in office, primarily — but not only — due to stress.
Click on the video below for more on why Roizen says presidents age more quickly — and why it’s not all about the pressure of the job.