Here we giving the seven signs of ageing as envisaged by Lisa-

1. Ability to look sexy with her eyes without relying on eye makeup
2. Ability to appear confident without using ‘power accessories’
3. Ability to maintain grace in any situation
4. Knows how to have great phone sex
5. Knows that getting a facelift will not make her look younger, but will make her look like a woman with a facelift
6. Wears the clothes she loves, and doesn’t care about the fashion industry
7. Knows that a lifetime of health and happiness will do more good for her skin than Oil of Olay.

Answered by Nagendra , an ibibo Master, at 8:02 AM on May 22, 2008

well blogger01, weight incrasing.getting irritation for small things.depressed feelings.inferiority complex these are the few signs of ageing. but combating these signs is very simple. think positively.spare your time for reading valued books, newspapers, etc.,or watching tv on your own. Have a wak daily per hour so that you can come to see the world and its various dimensions and emotions through which you could feel how able and young and clever you are. here are seven signs of ageing as envisaged by Lisa:

1. Ability to look sexy with her eyes without relying on eye makeup
2. Ability to appear confident without using ‘power accessories’
3. Ability to maintain grace in any situation
4. Knows how to have great phone sex
5. Knows that getting a facelift will not make her look younger, but will make her look like a woman with a facelift
6. Wears the clothes she loves, and doesn’t care about the fashion industry
7. Knows that a lifetime of health and happiness will do more good for her skin than Oil of Olay.

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 6:08 PM on May 21, 2008

Regular exercises and a healthy diet will always contribute positively to one’s health. As one ages, exercise tends to become more difficult yet more important. It is especially important to stretch regularly to keep the muscles relaxed, but active, and to keep the joints flexible. Regular exercise can improve some diseases and disabilities in older people who already have them.
Every part of our bodies are potential traitors that will reveal the dreaded secret of our age.

here are seven signs of ageing as envisaged by Lisa:

1. Ability to look sexy with her eyes without relying on eye makeup
2. Ability to appear confident without using ‘power accessories’
3. Ability to maintain grace in any situation
4. Knows how to have great phone sex
5. Knows that getting a facelift will not make her look younger, but will make her look like a woman with a facelift
6. Wears the clothes she loves, and doesn’t care about the fashion industry
7. Knows that a lifetime of health and happiness will do more good for her skin than Oil of Olay.

Answered by jaivir , an ibibo Master, at 5:39 PM on May 21, 2008

Most people recognize wrinkles as a sign of skin ageing, but there are other issues as well to consider. Thread veins and pigmentation problems, skin laxity and general lack lustre appearance also contribute to a generally "aged" look.In order to improve the overall look of the skin, it is necessary to have an effect on all of these areas.Regular exercises and a healthy diet will always contribute positively to one’s health. As one ages, exercise tends to become more difficult yet more important. It is especially important to stretch regularly to keep the muscles relaxed, but active, and to keep the joints flexible. Regular exercise can improve some diseases and disabilities in older people who already have them. It can improve mood and relieve depression, too.
Limit alcohol

Quit smoking

Avoid crash diets

Manage stress

Get regular exercise

Avoid harsh skin products

Get enough rest

Use sunscreen

Stay out of tanning booths

Drink plenty of water

Answered by ayisha , an ibibo Master, at 5:21 PM on May 21, 2008

here are seven signs of ageing as envisaged by Lisa:

1. Ability to look sexy with her eyes without relying on eye makeup
2. Ability to appear confident without using ‘power accessories’
3. Ability to maintain grace in any situation
4. Knows how to have great phone sex
5. Knows that getting a facelift will not make her look younger, but will make her look like a woman with a facelift
6. Wears the clothes she loves, and doesn’t care about the fashion industry

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 5:00 PM on May 21, 2008

Every part of our bodies are potential traitors that will reveal the dreaded secret of our age.

here are seven signs of ageing as envisaged by Lisa:

1. Ability to look sexy with her eyes without relying on eye makeup
2. Ability to appear confident without using ‘power accessories’
3. Ability to maintain grace in any situation
4. Knows how to have great phone sex
5. Knows that getting a facelift will not make her look younger, but will make her look like a woman with a facelift
6. Wears the clothes she loves, and doesn’t care about the fashion industry
7. Knows that a lifetime of health and happiness will do more good for her skin than Oil of Olay.

Answered by Om Prakash , an ibibo Master, at 2:45 PM on May 21, 2008

Regular exercises and a healthy diet will always contribute positively to one’s health. As one ages, exercise tends to become more difficult yet more important. It is especially important to stretch regularly to keep the muscles relaxed, but active, and to keep the joints flexible. Regular exercise can improve some diseases and disabilities in older people who already have them. It can improve mood and relieve depression, too.

* Limit alcohol
* Quit smoking
* Avoid crash diets
* Manage stress
* Get regular exercise
* Avoid harsh skin products
* Get enough rest
* Use sunscreen
* Stay out of tanning booths
* Drink plenty of water

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 2:01 PM on May 21, 2008

well, while ageing is inevitable,physical decrepitude is not.Many of the outward signs of growing old can be slowed-even life can be prolonged -by maintaining a sensible approach to diet and other mental and body activities.
Elderly people may be poorly nourished for several reasons.,they may have difficulty in chewing and as the body ages it no longer digests or absorbs the food.Those
live on their own do not always bother to prepare nutritious meals.And as time passes the senses of smell and taste and appetite fades out.
As age slows down physical activity some times even mobility,energyrequirments also decline.Both the body's metabolism and its ability to absorb food become less efficient with age,as less stomach acid and other digestive secretions and enzymes are produced.Also the effects of long term bad habits,such as smoking and drinking sap the body's stores of nutrients.
Thus although energy demands are reduced as one get older,people still require meals which are nutritionally sound.A well balanced diet is one of the best defence against the ageing.
Our largest organ, the skin, goes through many different phases as we age. Women tend to age faster then men, due to the various hormonal changes they experience starting with puberty, then through pregnancy, and ending with menopause. Once menopause sets in, many women start to notice numerous changes with their complexions, such as, a decrease in sebum (oil) production, loss of elasticity, and a reduction in the rejuvenation process. How fast and to what extent the skin ages depend on three factors: your age, genetics, and lifestyle.

Answered by Saurabh , an ibibo Master, at 1:48 PM on May 21, 2008

hi there ,

Regular exercises and a healthy diet will always contribute positively to one’s health. As one ages, exercise tends to become more difficult yet more important. It is especially important to stretch regularly to keep the muscles relaxed, but active, and to keep the joints flexible. Regular exercise can improve some diseases and disabilities in older people who already have them. It can improve mood and relieve depression, too.

* Limit alcohol
* Quit smoking
* Avoid crash diets
* Manage stress
* Get regular exercise
* Avoid harsh skin products
* Get enough rest
* Use sunscreen
* Stay out of tanning booths
* Drink plenty of water

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 11:34 AM on May 21, 2008

well blogger01, Regular exercises and a healthy diet will always contribute positively to one’s health. As one ages, exercise tends to become more difficult yet more important. It is especially important to stretch regularly to keep the muscles relaxed, but active, and to keep the joints flexible. Regular exercise can improve some diseases and disabilities in older people who already have them. It can improve mood and relieve depression, too.

* Limit alcohol
* Quit smoking
* Avoid crash diets
* Manage stress
* Get regular exercise
* Avoid harsh skin products
* Get enough rest
* Use sunscreen
* Stay out of tanning booths
* Drink plenty of water

Answered by satyaiitk , an ibibo Master, at 10:50 AM on May 21, 2008