We all benefit from technological advances, that goes without saying. Without a measured effort to offset the ills brought about by these same technological gains, however, human lifespan and quality of life will stagnate, if not recede ...in the years to come. What does that mean? It’s simple. Modern medicine will not continue to cure conditions and diseases brought about by chemical-laden foods, static lifestyles, and hyper-stressors created by progressive technologies deemed necessary to advance society at the same rate it has in the past. It can’t. If we don’t make changes to how we eat, what we eat, exercise, periodically disconnect from the digital realm, and reduce stressors generated by the digital age; we will enter, for the first time in history, a regression in quality of life and a reduction in life span.
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