A great pair of jeans never goes out of style. But according to a 2016 study by British company CollectPlus, there's an age at which we should find a new way to be stylish.

And that age ... is 53.

53?!

We'll cede that there's probably a best-by date for crop tops and miniskirts (though we reserve the right to figure it out for ourselves).

But jeans? We're skeptical. Can we really grow out of wearing jeans?

To clarify, the survey doesn't rule out wearing jeans after 53 altogether. The thesis is that shopping for new pairs past this age isn't worth the trouble. One in 10 half-centurions try on six pairs and spend five days looking to find just one pair that fits. The process is so traumatic that 6 percent reportedly burst into tears.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle...says-yes-and-the-age-is/ar-AAv27nz?li=BBnb7Kz

ROFL

 

Avoiding junk food is the best way to lose weight. Take a healthy diet. Include Vegetables and sprouts in your diet. Continue gyming.

 

Well that was short lived.... all of the oatmeal in the world couldn't keep my cholesterol levels down. I got my panels back and my levels are through the roof again. Doctor says it is genetic and I will likely be on medication the rest of my life. I'm bummed

 

I'm sorry. I know that's a bummer.

 

It could be worse though. I could NOT know of this situation and end up in the hospital with a heart attack. My boys would miss me!

 

True, much better being proactive. I should practice what I preach. Lol

 

I agree with there being a strong genetic component. My parents ate the same food for 50+ years and my mother's cholesterol was high, my father's, low. Us kids took after one or the other of them. I'm sure you can lower your levels by being vigilant about it, but for some people that will take more work than others.

 

What I find perplexing is that none my three sisters have the cholesterol issue, there levels are in line with what is normal. However, one of them is prediabetic, which is another disease that is prevalent on both sides of the family. So it's the luck of the draw.

I will keep with the healthy diet and exercise, I won't just give up and use the meds as a band-aid. Just keep plugging along!

 

That sounds like a good plan to me! Besides, the "good diet and exercise" will have a lot of benefits on its own, regardless of its effect on cholesterol. At the end of the day, your real goal is to be *healthy*, not to have a certain number on a cholesterol chart.

Another thing I'm a big believer in with this type of thing it that it's your long-term habits that are what's important, and it doesn't really hurt to indulge now and then as a treat. As long as the good habits are predominate and the indulgences are occasional, IMO you're doing the right thing.

 

Thank you I have always been an active person, it helps keep me sane in an insane world lol. And I do treat myself to an ice cream every now and again. Like you, I believe indulging every now and then is not a bad thing. I just try to not overdo it.

 

I'm the same way. I am on a very healthy diet, but every now and then, I like to treat myself. That's why I ate 5 large Oreo Blizzards and drank a 2-liter of Code Red Mountain Dew last Saturday. Moderation. That's the key!

 

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step 1 on the path to a healthy life: give up bad habits.
step 2: look for 100% new leisure activities.

 

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