Where can I find a sample meal plan for an anti aging diet?

I am 20 5'8 and 150lbs I want to lose 25-30lbs.
I find low carb diets might be the best for me

I am a 43 yr old that is looking for a website/trainer that deals with diet, excercise & anti aging.?

I would like to lose at least 20 lbs, firm up and build some muscle. I don't want any crazy diets or pills. I don't just want a quick fix. I used to work out (at a gym), and I liked it...except when it got too crowded. Does someone out there know of a reputable website/trainer that can help me?
It's summer now and I'm very motivated!

What is the best wrinkle remover cream?

Ive been searching looking for the best user and consumer reviews on wrinkle creams and am having a really hard time finding stuff that is any good. I don't really care the price. Heck if there is a free trial I dont care. I just want to know what other people who have used different creams think. So honestly what do you think the best wrinkle remover cream is?

What is the best website that reviews wrinkle creams?

I'm looking for something with in depth information on as many wrinkle creams as possible.

Is religiosity in correlation with intelligence (analytical, emotional, etc.)?

According to the following articles, the more a person is religious, the more likely they have lower than average intelligence. Why does this correlation exist? The first answer that comes to my mind is that religious beliefs tend to be more illogical or incoherent than secular beliefs, and intelligent people tend to recognize that more quickly.

A possible counter-argument is that intelligent people tend to be more successful than others. The lure of worldly success and materialism draws many of these intellectually gifted individuals away from God. After all, who needs God when you (apparently) are making it on your own?

Could anyone who is religious explain this with a counter-argument with a cited scientific article which is peer-reviewed and published in a recognized scientific journal?

Here are my sources:

STUDIES OF STUDENTS

1. Thomas Howells, 1927
Study of 461 students showed religiously conservative students "are, in general, relatively inferior in intellectual ability."

2. Hilding Carlsojn, 1933
Study of 215 students showed that "there is a tendency for the more intelligent undergraduate to be sympathetic toward… atheism."

3. Abraham Franzblau, 1934
Confirming Howells and Carlson, tested 354 Jewish children, aged 10-16. Found a negative correlation between religiosity and IQ as measured by the Terman intelligence test.

4. Thomas Symington, 1935
Tested 400 young people in colleges and church groups. He reported, "There is a constant positive relation in all the groups between liberal religious thinking and mental ability… There is also a constant positive relation between liberal scores and intelligence…"

5. Vernon Jones, 1938
Tested 381 students, concluding "a slight tendency for intelligence and liberal attitudes to go together."

6. A. R. Gilliland, 1940
At variance with all other studies, found "little or no relationship between intelligence and attitude toward god."

7. Donald Gragg, 1942
Reported an inverse correlation between 100 ACE freshman test scores and Thurstone "reality of god" scores.

8. Brown and Love, 1951
At the University of Denver, tested 613 male and female students. The mean test scores of non-believers was 119 points, and for believers it was 100. The non-believers ranked in the 80th percentile, and believers in the 50th. Their findings "strongly corroborate those of Howells."

9. Michael Argyle, 1958
Concluded that "although intelligent children grasp religious concepts earlier, they are also the first to doubt the truth of religion, and intelligent students are much less likely to accept orthodox beliefs."

10. Jeffrey Hadden, 1963
Found no correlation between intelligence and grades. This was an anomalous finding, since GPA corresponds closely with intelligence. Other factors may have influenced the results at the University of Wisconsin.

11. Young, Dustin and Holtzman, 1966
Average religiosity decreased as GPA rose.

12. James Trent, 1967
Polled 1400 college seniors. Found little difference, but high-ability students in his sample group were over-represented.

13. C. Plant and E. Minium, 1967
The more intelligent students were less religious, both before entering college and after 2 years of college.

14. Robert Wuthnow, 1978
Of 532 students, 37 percent of Christians, 58 percent of apostates, and 53 percent of non-religious scored above average on SATs.

15. Hastings and Hoge, 1967, 1974
Polled 200 college students and found no significant correlations.

16. Norman Poythress, 1975
Mean SATs for strongly anti-
religious (1148), moderately anti-religious (1119), slightly anti-religious (1108), and religious (1022).

17. Wiebe and Fleck, 1980
Studied 158 male and female Canadian university students. They reported "nonreligious S's tended to be strongly intelligent" and "more intelligent than religious S's."

STUDENT BODY COMPARISONS

1. Rose Goldsen, 1952
Percentage of students who believe in a divine god: Harvard 30; UCLA 32; Dartmouth 35; Yale 36; Cornell 42; Wayne 43; Weslyan 43; Michigan 45; Fisk 60; Texas 62; North Carolina 68.

2. National Review Study, 1970
Percentage of students who believe in a Spirit or Divine God: Reed 15; Brandeis 25; Sarah Lawrence 28; Williams 36; Stanford 41; Boston U. 41; Yale 42; Howard 47; Indiana 57; Davidson 59; S. Carolina 65; Marquette 77.

3. Caplovitz and Sherrow, 1977
Apostasy rates rose continuously from 5 percent in "low" ranked schools to 17 percent in "high" ranked schools.

4. Niemi, Ross, and Alexander, 1978
In elite schools, organized religion was judged important by only 26 percent of their students, compared with 44 percent of all students.

STUDIES OF VERY-HIGH IQ GROUPS

1. Terman, 1959
Studied group with IQ's over 140. Of men, 10 percent held strong religious belief, of women 18 percent. Sixty-two percent of men and 57 percent of women claimed "little religious inclination" while 28 percent of the men and 23 percent of the women
(There are more articles but I have ran out of space.)

Why are they making her wait so long?

My aunt is 32 weeks pregnant. Well she lost the baby on Friday. She was expecting to lose it because when she was 28 weeks pregnant the doctors at our hospital in small town Montana sent her to Billings MT because they discovered that the placenta was aging too fast, in Billings their hospital discovered the baby had a large hole in her heart and a blockage in her esophagus, then Billings decided she would have to deliver early so that same day they flew her to Denver where they discovered the baby had severe damage to the cerebellum. The doctors there said if they took the baby early she had a small chance of survival and if she did survive she would be severely mentally handicapped. So my aunt came home to just wait for the baby to pass peacefully. Now my aunt was induced yesterday with no results at all though she is having contractions. Now she has had her other 2 kids Cesarean why can't they deliver her that way so she can grieve the loss of her child instead of having her continue carrying the child? It just does not make any sense.

Please don't go off on anti abortion issues. This was not an easy decision for her nor was it a way to abort the baby.
Thank you in advance.
Well she has to get a hysterectomy after the baby is delivered. Its just dumb.

wrinkle cream?

hi just wondering how to apply wrinkle eye cream. I seriously dont know how and have always wondered if I am doing it right.

Wrinkle cream?

what are some good wrinkle remover creams and where can i buy it?
No Lotions Please. Cream that is actually intended to remove Wrinkles THANKS

Does anyone know of a good anti-aging skin care line?

I am 26 and would like to find a good anti aging skin care line. I would like to start using an anti aging line as preventive maintenance. I need something that is also fragrance free. I am willing to pay decent money for a line that works. Anyone have any luck with a skin care line?

is it ok for teen girls to use anti-aging skin care products?

Is it beneficial/healthier for teenage girls to use anti-aging skin care products?