Life force, live cells and longevity


  • Health
  • Sunday, 09 Nov 2003

TUN Dr Mahathir received many accolades for his successes – as our fourth Prime Minister, statesman, visionary, innovator, father of development, and many other achievements. One other aspect for which he has also received much praise is his excellent health and energy. He looks good for a 77-year-old man. 

The life expectancy for Malaysians is now about 72 years for men and 75 years for women. But even those who make it to these ages are usually unfit, and saddled with a host of health problems, the most likely being arthritis, hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and if they smoke, also lung disease. Many may already be bed-ridden, suffering or recuperating from heart attacks, strokes, various cancers, or diabetic complications. Some may already have Alzheimer’s disease, and some may be debilitated by fractures. 

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