Have Baby Boomers Given Up?

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Centennial, Colorado, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 25, 2012 -- How do you want to age? Do you want to grow older gracefully, sitting in your rocking chair with no bother to others or do you want to go out with a bang, finishing everything on your bucket list and then some? With over 8000 individuals turning 65 each day, it is no wonder people are looking for answers in alternative medicine, health and fitness to maintain or improve quality of life in aging.

Several innovative businesses, such as Colorado's Endo Exo Corporation-an integrated health and wellness company founded in 2009, have spent years researching what makes boomers tick and how to improve the overall vitality of this generation.

"I wasn't satisfied just retiring and going to McDonalds everyday for breakfast with a bunch of old, out of shapers who had given up. I wanted to finally start living after I no longer had to report for a job, says Jack England, 61. Mr. England therefore immediately began making plans to travel, to get in the best shape of his life and to improve intimacy with his wife. He accomplished these goals by improving his health first through a one hour daily of exercise, exercising his mind with brain games, eating a diet of mainly vegetables, fruits, whole grains and lean meats, and frequent meditation for stress reduction. "I started with the brain, I figure it all starts there, a healthy brain leads to a healthy body".

Endo Exo Corporation has identified several key components in a healthy baby boomer brain and body-a reliable memory, a mood not complicated by depression or anxiety, an adequate energy level, the ability to exercise, good blood circulation and healthy sexual function. This culminated into the development and release of THE BRAIN VITAMIN, a vitamin supplement developed by a medical doctor, aimed at improving and supporting a healthy brain and body as we age. Endo Exo Corporation and THE BRAIN VITAMIN coined the slogan, "Think and Feel Like You're 20 Again", marketing the product to those 40 and over.

"Taking vitamin supplements and staying fit to me is like insurance for my mind and body", says Mr. England, "I figure if there is a fountain of youth for your mind out there, I am going to try and find it". The obvious answer to the title question is no, boomers have not given up, their lives have just begun.
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