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"She makes me feel young again" has new meaning

Posted on Oct 25th 2007 10:51PM by Chris Sparling
Filed Under: Womens Health, Diet & Weight Loss, Celebs & Entertainment, Motivation, Alternative & Green Health, Men's Health

A little something I read yesterday in the Late City Final edition of of the New York Post ...

Featuring a photo of aged piano man Billy Joel, 58, and his barely post-college aged new wife, Katie Lee Joel, 26, the article highlights a Stanford University study on the life-extending effects of being a sugar daddy. It turns out that when men "mate with women who are eight years younger, it increases the life span of both sexes over time."

Really? A bit incredulous, I read further, only to find that there is an actual scientific explanation for the life-extension effects of a May/December romance. To find out what it is, continue reading by clicking HERE.

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