U.S. Presidents Have Access to "Something" That Extends Their Life Expectancy?

June 29, 2015

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Since 1964, seven (7) U.S. Presidents have died after leaving office. Lyndon Johnson died of a heart-attack at age 64, in 1973. The other six all lived to be 78 to 93.

If you look before John F. Kennedy's assassination, Presidents were dying much, much younger.

Do any of you get the feeling that at some point in the 1960's, U.S. Presidents became privy to "something" that the common man (and even the wealthy) do not have access to? If you consider the stress of getting to be President, not to mention the responsibilities that come with the job, it's amazing that U.S. Presidents have greatly exceeded the average male's life-expectancy for the past 50 years...isn't it?

-cwm

Ya, it's lots of money and access to the best medial care around.

The Queen and her mother seemed to never get old for some reason. Life extension technology exist's but your genetics play a huge part also in your longevity.

My grandmas climbing into her 80s and could probably kill grown men with karate. Theres no conspiracy, everyone living a real long time now.

a reply to: carewemust

84.3
A man reaching age 65 today can expect to live, on average, until age 84.3. A woman turning age 65 today can expect to live, on average, until age 86.6.

They really aren't living that long .

a reply to: carewemust

my mom's side out lives them, my great grandmother was just shy of 99 and still walking around.

I'm almost scared I might pass 120, by the time I get up there..
Better work out my brain as best I can.. Yikes.

Clearly if you are 78 you are there because of alien technology ...

hey OP i have wondered the same thing . I find it odd my self ,noticeably odd .


Bush sir, Queen , Rockefeller , Kissinger , is Betty white still alive ? lol


jut follow Clinton's lead ,he's a vegan now .

I'm pretty sure people generally live longer now as a whole. I could be wrong, but I don't think that I am.

The people in my family live long lives. Many of them have reached into the upper 90s, some still alive today. My grandfather just turned 83, but he looks and acts like he's in his 50s...

ALIENS!

If you look at picture during various Presidential tenures, it seem the aging process is accelerated. The amounts of stress and overwhelming responsibilities shouldered by past POTUS' cannot do a body good.

I've often wondered if the toll of a presidency wouldn't shorten one's lifespan, but that doesn't appear to be the case with the surviving Presidents thus far...

They have weekly doctors checkups. The best medication. The best doctors with lots of experience and if they need it the best specialists in the country. This level of care continues even after they leave office.

They have a whole staffed kitchen so they eat the best food, personal trainers to cater to every whim, the list goes on.

No ... not very strange.

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Vitamin C supplements have only been around since the 1930s, and not used often until much later. The older U.S. presidents, like Carter and old man Bush, probably take some of the best C and other supplements, as did Ford.

a reply to: carewemust

Maybe they drink their own urine. Buddhist monks have done it for centuries. Then again maybe they just drink blood seeing as they act more like Vampires than buddhists

a reply to: carewemust

Don't know if it is actually true or not, but i have read previously that the Washington monument has some kind of effect on health and well-being of people nearby...a kind of 'pyramid power' type effect, or earth energy transmitter thingamabob.

Since most of the ex-presidents died away from Washington, that *may* be why the obelisk's effect wasn't helping them out.

Or they could simply have died anywhere, including Washington obelisk or not...just thought i'd throw it out there for the 'pyramid power' types out there reading.

Yep they get access to the alien Harvested liquid pools, like in the recent movie Jupiter Ascending. It's part of the deal with Alien overlords.

a reply to: Skorpy

Cool...how do i become president?

a reply to: carewemust

This is not a conspiracy.
This is about class and wealth.

Rich people live longer for several reasons...

1. They have access to the best health care.
2. They generally don't eat mass-produced swill from fast food and low-price retailers.
3. They generally live in cleaner homes where staff work to keep the place totally spotless (dust and other pollutants)
4. They generally live in cleaner places outside of urban sprawl

If you can achieve all of these things, you would probably live just as long as they do too.

In JFK's day most men died shortly after turning 65, which is why social security was working then.

demog.berkeley.edu...
www.elderweb.com...
www.usatoday.com...

Life expectancy in the USA, 1900-2014 for men

1900 - 46.3 ........ 1948 - 64.6

1960 - 66.6 ....... 1970 - 67.1

1980 - 70.4 ........1990 - 71.8

2000 - 75 ......... 2014 - 76.4

Now however, all people in general are living much longer,
my grandfather lived to be 93
and he died from falling off a ladder while painting a house,
he was the youngest of 18 children
and lived the shortest life of the bunch who survived childhood;

my mother is 82 now and even I find her difficult to keep up
with she is so active,
my friends will say "where is your Mom?"
and I'll reply, who knows, she's out somewhere.

My grandfather grew up quite poor
and made it to the lower middle class before he died,
no wealth or connections there.
He started life as the last son of a dirt farmer
and made it up to construction worker.

My mother grew up poor (depression)
and made it to the middle middle class,
no wealth or connections there either.
She began life the daughter of
a construction worker in the depression
and made it to Army officer's wife and elementary teacher.

I grew up middle middle class and have stayed there,
so no real wealth either or connections
other than because of my father's and husband's jobs
I know a great number of people who worked
for Presidents, in Area 51, for Senators, etc.

It has absolutely nothing to do with class or wealth

Trust me, my family has zero connections to any life extending anything.
We definitely had and have no wealth, so money was not a factor at all.

It is the times, the improved nutrition for all US citizens,
the rise in good medical care in the US
for everyone
and a lot of good genetics.

It hasn't stopped them from aging terribly while in office, that always happens...

If I had a guess at the "serum" I'd say it's the blood of innocent children.

a reply to: carewemust

Free medical care for life? they're usually rich/well to do even before that...

So it's really not an amazing fact. Not surprising at all.