Dr Robert Lynch’s July 30 column in the Portland Press Herald reads like this=> “Jack LaLanne, the father of modern fitness, states it is easier to be sick and die early but it takes a lot of work and discipline to live a long and healthy life.  The choice is yours.”

Larry Bishop, MD from the SpaceCoastMedicine website included this photo in his July 7 article titled Grow Older Gracefully – and Look Great Doing it.

On July 19, Eleanor Clift penned an article for Politics Daily called Tony Horton: The New Jack Lalanne Tells the Military to Shape Up.  Here’s the portion about Jack…”The pioneers in the field were Joe Gold, founder of the original Gold’s Gym in Venice Beach, Calif., which Arnold Schwarzenegger frequented in 1965, and Jack LaLanne, the godfather of fitness who, at 95, is still active and promoting healthy living and eating.”

Chris Howard columnist for the Prescott Daily Courier mentioned Jack this way “…fitness guru Jack LaLanne who says at the age of 95, “If I die, it’ll ruin my image.”

On July 18, J.P. Devine wrote a column in the Sentinel about the Maine International Film Festival and said “We were opened up to the secrets of longevity (“How To Live Forever”) with amazing advice from the likes of Ray Bradbury, Jack LaLanne, weather icon Willard Scott and OMG, is that Phyllis Diller?”

Pat Houchin from the Butler County (Kansas) Department on Aging wrote in the Augusta Gazette “Just remember that whatever aches and pains you might be experiencing are better than the debilitating physical problems that your friends are suffering from not doing anything.  As Jack LaLanne – now 95 years young – has famously preached for decades, ‘just keep moving’.”

And, as you know, Jack supports juicing as an important part of a lifestyle geared toward longevity.  Learn more about the Jack Lalanne 10091 Power Juicer and make juicing part of your health and wellness program.

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