Does Saul look okay to you the reader?

Part of the reason that we take food supplements is to presumably "slow down aging" so that we can live longer. I haven't see Saul kent in a long long time-- but here's a recent photo of him on this CI page about the SA conference I just found [+ linked off this page [+] in my search for more on John Bull here [+].

Now, one could argue I'm being unfair from a number of different angles-- to point to how someone looks. In this case, however, we're dealing with someone who ostesibly is extending his lifespan with vitamins and other things-- and here is a result. I'm not sure it's working-- is all I'm saying. I've always believe that simple intuitive photographic judgement should indicate some sort of results for so-called anti-aging strategies. One would almost say that you'd better stop taking Life Extension Mix.

I prefer Jack LaLanne's juicer program. Jack looks good-- for a guy in his late 80's which I think he is, if not 90's.