THE PYRAMID ANTIAGING

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The goal of anti-aging medicine is not only to prolong the total years of an individual's life, but also ensure that those years are enjoyed in a productive and vital. The anti-aging medicine uses diagnostic protocols supported by scientific evidence to arrive at an objective assessment to which it is assigned an effective treatment.

Potentially 37 million premature deaths in 15 years can be avoided simply by acting on modifiable risk factors. Several countries aim to reduce premature mortality by four major non-communicable diseases (NCDs), ie, cardiovascular disease, chronic respiratory disease, cancer and diabetes. These nations have as their objective to reduce these episodes of illness by 25% compared to 2010 levels by 2025.

Using national data on deaths, risk factors and epidemiological models, the researchers estimate that the number of deaths that could be avoided between 2010 and 2025, reducing the weight of each of the six risk factors to target levels agreed global - tobacco use (30% reduction and a more ambitious reduction of 50%), alcohol consumption (10% reduction), salt intake (30%), hypertension (25% reduction ), and stop the rise of obesity and diabetes.
Overall, the results suggest that the achievement of the objectives for all six risk factors could reduce the risk of dying prematurely from the four major non-communicable diseases by 22% in men and 19% for women in 2025 compared to 2010 in worldwide. This improvement is equivalent to delaying or preventing at least 16 million deaths in people aged 30-70 years and 21 million in those aged 70 years or more over 15 years.

The authors predict that the greatest benefits will come from reducing high blood pressure and tobacco use. They calculate that a more ambitious 50% reduction in smoking prevalence by 2025, instead of the current 30% target, reduce the risk of dying prematurely by more than 24% in men and 20% in women.
 

In fact, the principles of lifestyle antiaging have health benefits clear and wide-ranging, including:
 
• Heart disease
The researchers report that when adults of 30-40 years decide to quit unhealthy habits harmful for the heart and embrace the changes of healthy lifestyle, they can control and potentially even reverse the natural progression of coronary artery disease.
 

• Cancer:
According to research, those who have complied with the parameters of cardiovascular health have a lower risk of cancer by 51%.
 
• Stroke:
Scientists claim that around 38% of cases of stroke may be preventable through adherence to a style of healthy lifestyle.
 

• Alzheimer's disease:
about one third of cases of Alzheimer's disease in the world could be attributable to factors potentially modifiable risk
 

• Disability:
 poor lifestyle choices are related to a higher risk of arthritis and difficulty walking.
 

People need to be aware that they can lose years of life for the cigarettes they smoke, to be overweight, and eating extra servings of red meat.
David Spiegelhalter, University of Cambridge, has coined the concept of "Microlife" defined as 30 minutes of life expectancy. Spiegelhalter has calculated that people can lose 30 minutes of life expectancy for every two cigarettes they smoke, to be 4 kg overweight, and eating an extra serving of red meat per day, and argues that this approach "allows you to fully realizing the size of the chronic risks that exist "


Source: Worldhealth
 


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