Life begins shortly before a child is born and it ends when all body tissues are completely weak.
Life and death are two forces acting in opposite directions. Life is the beginning of death, while death is the end of life.
Two stages are important in life; the youthful age and old age. The period of constant improvement of the body tissues represents the youthful stage while old age is represented by the gradual weakness of body tissues.
Life starts from a very tiny cell and it grows into a baby through certain metamorphosis; as a baby, the statue is small and the height is short and as the baby grows he increases in size.
At a stage however, growth stops and the stature remains static for a period of time after which the fully grown man begins to depreciate in height and stature.
The appreciation and depreciation in a man’s size is a gradual process on the body tissues; though appreciation is much more rapid than depreciation.
At old age, the height of a man dwindles and his body stature shrinks, thereby making an elderly person less handsome, thinner and shorter.
An older person is less active at the early stage of life. The only time he is active, strong and agile is during adulthood. The aged line babies are very fragile and there is a limit to what they can do. Older men and women do not dare to perform the duties of teenagers.
When a baby is born, he doesn’t talk, but as the child grows, he gradually perfects his speech. As an adult he speaks very well; adding voices and tone; expanding his vocabulary.
As he becomes older, his voice goes down and he speaks with potential pauses. He begins to lose his voice gradually as old age progresses.
A baby at birth lacks the sense of object recognition and he develops it gradually until he fully acquires the recognition and identification abilities.
When old age is approaching, he begins to lose the acquired senses of recognition and identification and his sight naturally becomes defective in most cases.
It is common knowledge that babies are not born with teeth. But with age they grow them. At a stage in adulthood these teeth become complete totalling up to 32 basically. These set of teeth are lost to old age, the mouth sometimes returns to an almost toothless stage at old age this results from weakness of the gum.
A baby’s inability to walk at birth and up to a certain age is also repeated at old age, when most of the body tissues have become weak resulting in lack of strength.
The man’s Intelligent Quotient (IQ) is also affected with growing old. As a man grows old in most cases his IQ reduces.
The above are an inevitable part of life but could be delayed as a result of heredity, blood group, genotype and childhood diet.
The stress level a man undergoes in life also dictates and determines how early aging starts. Also, personal care, hygiene, medication and genetics too.
***Published on September 5
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