I turned 30 yesterday. Just a day like any other. So, having reached the top of the hill, how fast will I roll down the other side?
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I turned 30 yesterday. Just a day like any other. So, having reached the top of the hill, how fast will I roll down the other side?
Happy biological birthday. :-D
Phyysics question...Originally Posted by KALSTER
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I found myself feeling it when I hit 31, not 30. So enjoy the next year...
and oh yes: Happy Birthday.
Thanks. :wink:
I suppose I have been quoting my age as thirty for the past year already, so it is not so bad.
The reason for posting this in biology though, is that I am interested in exactly how my body will go downhill from now on. I know I can Google all of it, but I would like some personal experiences as well. For instance, I know I can't stay up as late as always, but why?
Don't worry about it. Just enjoy the ride. I've been over here for ages and it's not so bad.So, having reached the top of the hill, how fast will I roll down the other side?
I am due to hit the big six - oh (or oh oh oh!) in 2 months. Hitting 30 was nothing. Hitting 40 was nothing. After 50, I noticed a few minor body deteriorations, and they are accelerating. This year I got diagnosed with minor gout (which is NOT a rich persons disease), and I can feel my knees getting sore. I am someone who eats healthily - does not smoke - and exercises regularly. I am of better than average health for my age. However, age catches up.
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