Dr. Apostle Irene Huston Perspective on Chronological age and Biological age

Join Dr. Cheryl Cottle and her guest Dr. Apostle Irene Huston on Women in Business Radio on Monday 8 September as she continues the segment that looks at how one's chronological age can be different from their biological age within the conext of our health and well-being and its impact on how the health and fitness of women in business affect their well-being and balance. It is a struggle for many women who strive daily to maintain a healthy balance, so the question, is, is it achievable? We can also ask the question, does it requires a woman with particular attributes to have her biological age out weighing her chronological age? After making the call for guest on my Women in Business Radio Show, Dr. Cottle happens to observe on her profile page on Facebook that Dr. Apostle Irene Huston had recently celebrated a birthday and the photographs that she shared looked so great, that it forced her to look twice to confirm her age. They were her photographs  taken recently when she celebrated her birthday. Dr. Cottle thought that she should contact her to invite her as a guest. Dr. Huston agreed to be on her show.

Dr. Cheryl Cottle was drawn to the topic after reading and seeing a photograph of 4 women taken in 1916 in Washington D.C at the "Convention of Former Slaves." They were age 104, 105, 110 and 125 year old. (Source: Harris & Ewing Collection/Library of Congress) "They looked quite fit physically and to be a part of an audience that celebrated the emancipation of slavery, reflect that they were also mentally sound" she said on seeing the photograph. This information caused Dr. Cottle to ask the question, what is responsible for these women's health and longevity? And are women today able to achieve longevity?