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Add Years to Your Life: Sign up for the 'AARP(R)/Blue Zones(R) Vitality Project' to Be a Part of '6 Weeks to Longevity' Kicking off on September 8th
Date:9/1/2009

Visit AARP.org/BlueZonesProject to Sign Up, Take the Vitality Compass and Learn the Secrets to Living Longer, Better

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- People don't want to just live longer; they want to live healthier and more purposeful lives. Now, through the AARP(R)/Blue Zones(R) Vitality Project sponsored by United Health Foundation, people from across America will have the opportunity to add healthy years to their lives by joining the project at AARP.org/BlueZonesProject and signing up for the "6 Weeks to Longevity," which kicks off on September 8, 2009.

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One small town, Albert Lea, Minn., has been working hard since January 2009 to prove that by making a few simple changes, a community can add years and purpose to its residents' lives. Now, others can join the last six weeks of the unprecedented AARP(R)/Blue Zones(R) Vitality Project and learn easy ways to strive for additional good, healthy years of life.

All participants registered for the AARP(R)/Blue Zones(R) Vitality Project will be a part of the "6 Weeks to Longevity" initiative. The six-week online experience will include a comprehensive lifestyle makeover, with each week focusing on a key area of attaining longevity.

"By staying active and living with purpose, AARP's 40 million members demonstrate every day that age is not a defining number," said Nancy Graham, Editor of AARP The Magazine. "This collaboration is a unique opportunity to show America that they have a say in determining how many good years they will have in their lives, and offers them the tools to extend that time."

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