If you are among those that continue to feel bad because they are now past fifties or sixties, I have some news for you. You don't have to 'look' fifty years or sixty years. Yes, you can 'grow' old to fifty years or sixty years, but who says you must 'look' it. A simple anti aging tip is to always dress as if you were still in your twenties or thirties and always have that smile of youth that you had when you were young. You will be surprised that you will begin looking as young as you 'feel', regardless of your age.
Today's world of science has a lot of processes that help you look younger as you grow older. A lot of these processes have even gone commercial. This is why you can actually see a sixty year old looking thirty. But we are yet to see a process that stops you from dying.
There are a lot of things that you can do today to slow down your aging process that were simply inconceivable ten years ago. With modern technical and medical advancements, lines on your face can be virtually erased and tissues in your body regenerated. The fun part is that it does not cost you nearly as much as you might fear that it would.
The harder you fight your old age, the stronger its reality dawns on you. Your safest bet is to accept and embrace it. This way you will never have to worry about the lines as they grow on your face, or the number of times you have to get up at night to urinate. This way, you never again have to think about subjecting yourself to the surgeon's blades. This way, you truly get to cheat aging.
You will find all kinds of nutrition and physical fitness products in a convenience store that will help you with anti aging. Also some skin care lotions, hormone replacements, and vitamins are known to be helpful. You can top them off with various supplements and herbs. Some physicians recommend them for life extension programs.
It has been found that many of the diseases in the world today are directly synonymous with the pollution in and around our places of being. If we can purge the world of all the damage that had been done to it, we would not have to work so hard to heal diseases. We wouldn't even have them in the first place! Then we could live as long as we wanted, and never worry about death.
British novelist James Hilton wrote a book in 1933 on the Lost Horizon. In it he described a place, Shangri-la that was an ageless paradise in the Himalayas close to the Tibet-China border. It was a work of fiction, but people have nonetheless attempted to locate the place. It'shows how obsessed people are indeed with the prospect of living forever.
Jeanne Calment was a French woman who died in 1997. She is documented as the longest living human centenarian, having lived up to 122 years old. Whatever kept her around that long could not have been any food supplements or anti aging measures. It could only have been her accepting the fact that she was old, and welcoming it. You should try that too.