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Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto the past 100 years, people believed middle age to be Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto 50 years old. This is when we start to grow 'old'. However, new research says we have to change this. A study Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto the International Institute Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto Applied Systems Analysis (IIAS) in Austria and Stony Brook University Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto New York says middle age now starts Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto 60 or even 65, or older. Why? The biggest reason is that we are living longer. We are also healthier, we have better diets, we exercise more and we have more money to live a nicer lifestyle. The IIAS said: "Since life expectancies have increased Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto the past several decades, and are continuing to increase, people once considered 'old' should actually be viewed as more middle aged."

The study was not a worldwide one so perhaps not everyone Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto all countries can say they are middle aged when they are 65. The researchers looked Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto populations Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto 39 European countries, so this is good news Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto Europeans. Britain's National Health Service warned Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto looking Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto this study and believing it to be 100 per cent true. It said the researchers did not look Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto things which could reduce life expectancy: "We don't know whether, Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto example, they factored Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto the possible impact Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto being unable to treat infections because of rising antibiotic resistance, or the increased numbers Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto people with diabetes due Foragainstaroundatfrominofoverto obesity." It recommended healthy living, eating and exercise as a way to live longer.