From The Editor:
There is simply not enough money in the world that could ever replace the intrinsic value of a well-functioning heart nor an efficient circulatory system. Emerson, an "intellectual protestari" by his own proclamation, who appears to have been a firm advocate of self-preservation, (and the belief that health of body, mind and soul must precede all or any monetary gain), truly "hits the target" in this context of thought here! In a contemporary society where we take for granted the "gifts" which modern science and medicine have provided to us, (i.e., modern and applied Gerontology Medicine and Science that have allowed us to "exist" longer), even this technology will never replace the applied dogma of true longevity; that neither the wealth attained through money, power, nor fame can ever compensate for an unhealthy, unkempt, diseased-ridden body.
Robert Berger, MS, MVSc, PhD. Editor-In-Chief/President, Nutricula Publishing, Inc
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