Stressful Jobs Can Age You
If you look at the president of the United States of America when he enters office and when he exits office, you will immediately notice...
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If you look at the
president of the United States of America when he enters office and when he
exits office, you will immediately notice that he has aged very rapidly. The
effect is most obvious with president Barack Obama. During his first campaign
he appear to be a young man, but if you look at him during his second campaign
you will quickly see that he now has gray hair and looks significantly older.
This is most likely due to the stress that the presidential position brings
with it. This is not the only job that is incredibly stressful. Pretty much any
stressful job can age people quickly. It may not be as stressful as being
president of the United States of America, but other jobs can still cause
people to age rapidly.
Thankfully we live in
the era of scientific and medical progress. We can use plastic surgery to decrease the age that we look. People
who have really stressful jobs also tend to make a significant amount of money,
and can afford to have procedures done to make them look younger. These
procedures are safe and are done by medically trained doctors. Stressful jobs
may make people look older, but with the knowledge and experience that plastic
surgeons have, they can make people look their age again. Someone who has had a
stressful job may age quickly, but with plastic surgery they can be made to
look young again even more quickly.
Plastic surgery is a
good option for many people who are looking for a safe and effective way to
appear younger. People want to look their best, and plastic surgery can help
with that. Just because someone has had a stressful job does not mean that need
to look older than they actually are. People should feel free to get plastic
surgery so that they can look their best.
1. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/lifestyle/the-age-of-obama/
2.
http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=78103