Thinking yourself youthful might just make you so

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‘Ageing gracefully’ is a phrase applied only to women, usually when they are ‘old hotties’ who still look attractive.

And it sucks.

But new research reveals women aged between 50 and 80 who have a more positive view on the whole ageing process can have that same positivity impact their general health.

Yep. You can think your way to a better experience of ageing. So much better than spending thousands on fillers or botox, no?

Let’s dig in to the study of 2000 Americans

Published on APA Psycnet, the interesting thing is that most of the 2006 people polled believed they looked younger than their age.

The majority (59%) reported appearing relatively younger than peers, while fewer reported appearing the same age (35%) or older (6%). About a third (35%) reported investing in looking younger.

(Those numbers might be different if they were Aussies, who live under the harsh sun that makes us wrinkle way before our time - we may be more ‘realistic’ than Americans.)

So the study was d…